You've got a very enjoyable game here. I know you're still working on balance, so I just wanted to give some quick feedback based on my last experience with the higher levels.

I was pretty lucky with loot. By the time I'd hit dungeon level 28 or so, I had collected quite a pile of regeneration items (I think about 25 or so regen total across staff/amulet/ring/bracelet) and the infernal boots, which made things pretty trivial up until about level 38-39. At that point, I had to actually be careful around the beholder generators because 3 or more beholders at once could wipe me out pretty quickly.

I've tried stacking vampirism and toughness and resistance, but for my gameplay style they don't have nearly the impact that stacking regen does... and once you've got enough regen to counter the infernal boots burning effect, they are pretty overpowered.

I was kind of disappointed to not see any equipment that was an improvement to the regen/infernal boots build after level 30. Maybe there is better gear with multiple stats on it after level 40, but I always seem to either run out of time to play, or crash Flash, before I can explore further.

I get the same thing, Windows 8.1 and Firefox 25.0.1.  I find it happens when I have multi-shot, a high attack rate, and there are many opponents on-screen.

The issue i spoke of more recently has nothing to do with anything you have listed-  I can simply go into a level 1 game with no items and reproduce this issue in a matter of seconds.

 i can only describe your issues as just a general performance problem.

 

I've seen that same thing happen a few times. It seems like the client has disconnected from the server but doesn't know it.

I get the same thing, Windows 8.1 and Firefox 25.0.1.  I find it happens when I have multi-shot, a high attack rate, and there are many opponents on-screen.

It does seem to be affected by what level I start at, as more levels == more lag, no matter which one I start at.

I'm using Windows 7, Chrome.  I haven't checked the footprint, but I can guess it's huge since it ends up crashing.

It might help a bit if you would set the right click menu to allow for users to set the quality manually, or allow for a higher starting level depending on your previous performance? 

It doesn't make sense if you are using the same Sprites throughout and they are all being deleted... the levels getting a bit bigger shouldn't make that much of a difference.  Are you using object pooling?  I dunno.  It just sucks to get far and not be able to finish due to performance and not the fact that you are dead.