Ex­po­nen­tial Idle Guides

Day 3: Fibon­acci Friend

Guide writ­ten by Minh Tea (prop). Con­tri­bu­tions from the Amaz­ing Com­munity.

Feel free to use the gloss­ary as needed.

Buon­giorno a tutti. It is dawn of the third day.

Across your win­dow, a man wear­ing a blue head scarf is wav­ing at you. You may re­cog­nize him from your maths text­books - his name is Le­onardo Bon­acci (maybe), also known as Fibon­acci! Today, we are go­ing to make a new up­grade based on his fam­ous Fibon­acci se­quence. But first, we need pub­lic­a­tions for our the­ory.

▶︎ Pub­lic­a­tions

▶︎ A gift from Fibon­acci

), and set its iden­ti­fier to 2: for each level, which should be the n-th Fibon­acci num­ber. Re­mem­ber, the Fibon­acci num­bers are a type of , in which a term is defined as the sum of pre­vi­ous terms: ) growth equa­tion is defined by . But it seems like since equals zero on the 0th level, 's growth al­ways ends up be­ing zero. There are many ways to fix this, but we shall go with the chees­iest one: adding one. Let’s modify our equa­tion:

▶︎ A gift in re­turn

an­other friend, (), with an iden­ti­fier of 3, and grows ac­cord­ing to the powers of 2: , we should get a bit stronger now. Note that you may see the up­grade be­ing lis­ted be­low on the screen, which is quite an­noy­ing. The or­der of up­grades is de­term­ined by the or­der in which they were de­clared in the code (their IDs do not mat­ter, so don’t try to change them). Let’s move the de­clar­a­tion block of to make it show be­low and above :

▶︎ Af­ter­math