The confirmed flow
Developer notes Each link in this flow comes from the supplied description of official full-version notes. The notes support the relationship, not an exact conversion formula.
How to think about a reset
- Count progress in paid bills, not only current cash.
That aligns planning with the point basis described by the developer.
- Distinguish salvageable pressure from a collapsing loop.
If the current obligation can still be covered without disabling earning, continuing may produce more progress.
- Do not overstay for an invented target.
No exact “best bankruptcy point” is evidenced here.
- Evaluate prestige purchases after the reset.
Compare rings and bracelets by the bottleneck they address in the next run, where their actual descriptions are visible.
Strategy inference These planning steps are editorial reasoning built on the confirmed reset flow.
What this guide does not claim
We do not state point conversion rates, the best ring or bracelet, exact carry-over behavior, or a fastest reset route without direct evidence.
The full version also includes an actual ending according to developer notes, but this manual does not reveal or speculate about its requirements.
Quick questions
What determines prestige points?
Official developer notes say the points are based on bills paid. No exact rate is claimed here.
What can prestige points buy?
The same notes identify rings and bracelets.
When should I declare bankruptcy?
There is no evidenced universal trigger. Compare the value of continuing to pay bills with whether the current loop is still viable.
Evidence used
- Official full-version developer notes — bankruptcy, prestige points, rings, and bracelets