ogrechkoandClaude Sonnet 5
f5833a1988
Full redesign of the Clicker template (same templateType: "clicker" — plain text column, no migration needed): a battlefield with an emoji monster that has real HP, click/DPS damage, boss fights every 5th level (HP x4, 20s timer — timing out just resets the boss rather than punishing progress), and heroes that level up repeatedly with scaling cost (Clicker Heroes' defining mechanic, replacing the old one-time "buy an upgrade" model). No image pipeline available, so the "2D graphics" ask is met with large emoji as monster art backed by real animation instead: an HP bar that shifts green -> yellow -> red, camera shake + a red flash + a squish tween on every hit, floating "-N" damage numbers, and a small coin burst on every kill. Verified the HP/boss/gold/hero-cost curve with a standalone script before wiring it into the scene (same approach used for the quiz checkpoint math): boss multiplier lands only on levels divisible by 5, HP growth and hero cost compounding both check out. Builder form and AI-generation prompt updated to match the new shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QcXH24ky6zjk2UyK5oZUPH
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