Hi I'm getting the error fatal error detected failed to run script ch

I actually got that same error in 2.02.  Oddly enough, deleting the log file fixed it.

Hi Mason I sent you an email with the error log.

@104 I believe I know why you are getting the error, and I believe it's for a different reason entirely, and *that* particular error I have a fix for in 2.03.

Hi Aaron,

Yes, this is by design.

@masonasongs, was wanting to beet you, but evil car + blade didn't want too, it seems, next time i guess lol, 2: mohamedSulaiman made it to level 69. Damage: 180. Range: 80. Potion Power: 50. Max health: 6000. Space decrease: 20. Invincibility against bombs. Obstacle Spacing: 24.

awesome I'm downloading it right now.

So somebody convinced me to purchase this, saying that I would enjoy playing and... they weren't entirely wrong? I have quite a few suggestions for the endless mode.
I should begin this by saying that I made it to level 73 my first attempt. That should tell you that something needs to be changed... unless you expect everybody to not struggle as much.
Right. My suggestions. Umm, here we go.
Cut back the effectiveness of obstacle spacing, weapon range,  weapon damage, and potion effectiveness by a half. It takes zero effort to get them to stupidly high levels. Seriously, my main issue was figuring out where do I need the points, which ended up being in board decreasing skill.
Cut down health improvement by 70%, making it increase your hp by 225. My first playthrough ended up being concerned with hazards more than enemies, literally everything was either dead or did laughable damage when it got to me.
Make the board decreasing skill slightly more effective. By slightly I mean 25 or so squares instead of 20. It's kind of sad to see the board shrink by 8 or so tiles instead of the promised amount.
Consider filling up the board with more obstacles. The decrease in effectiveness of obstacle spacing should help with that, but I still think the board would be too empty. I was bored out of my mind 90% of the time.
Make the enemies scale in health and the inflicted damage to encourage the player to continuously invest in skills rather than increase them by 12 or so points each and call it quits
Add more stuff to the map. No, seriously. Where are the choppers?
To vary up the gameplay, why not include a scoring system? I don't really like how we just get somebody's level, what if we have various point factors? Consider this:
the sword is the best weapon in the game. No, seriously. Ungoddly range with the range skill and no need to reload, what's the drawback? Make that give the player, say, 25 points for killing an enemy with it. Compare this with the knife which has pretty shotty damage and range and encourage the player to kill more stuff with it by rewarding, say 50 points. Or how bout your fists? Even worse! Let's make it 75 points! What if you decrease the player's score based on how many points they decide to use? After all, the more points, the easier the game, so why not encourage avoiding points as much as you can by making each point subtract 10 points from the player's score? You could reward the player for having, uh, pardon me, balls of steal, by applying a score multiplier based on how close they were to death when hey finish a level, say, 2x for being under 5% health? The multiplier would steadily decrease until it was back at 1 at 100% health, but if you want to be evil, make the score decrease as the player is not taking any risks. The decrease is small, say, 5%, but over time it will add up.
Make specific range skills for every weapon. This will also encourage the players to spread out those points and make it slightly more difficult to invest in something more powerful. And even if they do, its their loss if you decide to implement my rewards system.
Reduce the chances of enemies dropping items. I had 50 potions when I died because of a spike. 50! This should also reduce the amount of ammo possessed by the player and make the game a bit more tactical.
Add more ambiences and tiles. It's tiring to hear the same loop for 1 hour.
I have more, but I want to see the responses first. I'm sure somebody is going to have something to say, and I wouldn't want to waste anybody's time if this is not the direction you wish the game to head in.

Hi all,
I actually agree with amerikranian here, here are a few points I've written down below.
They're a mix of ideas and bug reports:

1. I don't think that the enemies have the cool down timer when using the grenades, wow.
2. The throwing sound doesn't play when an enemy throws a grenade.
3. there should be a sound when using a hazard cover.
4. in more than one occasion, There was a helicopter above me and it just blew up on its own in the air, no bombs were around, nothing.
5. I think when you blow up a helicopter it should make a hazard area at the spot the helicopter got destroyed on.
6. in the latest version you can hit hazards, cars and spikes with your sword, umm... I get it it's a new feature but it doesn't make sense. I liked it more when you can destroy spikes with grenades, and hazards with hazard covers. This honestly has killed the game for me. Even though I know that you'll lose 2 damage points when hitting them but still.
7. Balancing issues. You can easily get to the point where you can hit spikes and stuff from level 12. I think you should reconsider the skill points thing and how much one skill point can effect a stat.
8. I don't know if it's just me, but sometimes when I hit an enemy with the sword, the sword hitting sound position is different than the actual enemy position.
9. I like the sound that indicates that all enemies have been killed, it would be nice if there is another sound that indicates all enemies have been killed, but there are still items left to pick up.

uh guys maybe i'm being selfish but i had paid account when he released new cryme hunter 1.0? yeah.
Should i have to buy it again?

when updating the game, it just crashes and sais not responding...

A pity. This has quite a bit of potential, and yet god mode makes this quite boring to play. Made it to 102 this time before intentionally jumping into a hazard. At this point it's not how hard the game is, rather how persistent you are.
Decreasing health to 500 won't do anything if my other suggestions get left out. Honestly, I wouldn't even bother with reducing health if you're not planning to get rid of the ability to essentially become invincible.
I'll keep an eye on this, but as of right now, this was mostly money wasted