Idle setup
The game pays while you are gone. Setting the toggles right makes those hours worth real numbers.
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Planet RNG pays credits and a second resource while you are away, and it tells you the rate: 'You're earning $114.46Qd/hr and 87.53k/hr offline!' read in one session, and '…52.84Qn/hr and 67.56K/hr offline!' in another. Both figures scale with the same multipliers as live play — planet row, luck, rebirths — which is why long-term players treat the offline rate as a scoreboard.
A second offline mechanism surfaced in a 7 September stream, caught at session start: a welcome-back card reading 'FLEET' with an 'OFFLINE' state and a 'Claim Rewards' button — a separate pot accruing while you are away, claimed on return and distinct from the main 'You're earning …/hr offline!' line. It fits the rebirth panel's keep-note ('weapons, upgrades & fleets'), so fleets are a system your save carries across the whole loop.
The habit matches dailies: claim it on every check-in. The panel behind the card (contents, upgrade paths) has not been opened in reviewed footage yet, so this page describes only what the card shows.
Before logging off, three things: AUTO ROLL on (so the session you return to is not empty), AUTO FIRE on (so the current planet keeps taking damage while you are present but distracted), and your highest-multiplier planet selected. The game does the rest — the loop is designed so that leaving is not a punishment.
| Before logging off | State | Why |
|---|---|---|
| AUTO ROLL | ON | Fresh weapons waiting for your return |
| AUTO FIRE | ON | Current planet keeps draining for payouts |
| Selected planet | Highest multiplier you own | Multiplies everything earned meanwhile |
| Money Potion | Optional, if session length justifies | 2x credits during your longest stretch |
| Fleet rewards | Claim on return | A separate offline pot, claimed from its own card |
Observed offline reads span the game's whole scale: $114.46Qd/hr paired with 87.53k/hr of the second resource, and 52.84Qn/hr in a later-progressed session. The exact resource names differ by save state, which is itself informative — the offline system tracks your current progression rather than a fixed currency.
Because rebirths keep 'weapons, upgrades & fleets', your offline machinery is never reset by pressing the button — one more reason rebirths are cheap progress. The same goes for planet purchases: each row makes every future offline hour worth more, which is the quiet argument for buying rows on sight.
A check-in takes two minutes if you keep it tight: claim the daily reward, glance at the event strip (Meteor Shower windows are worth extending a stay for), redeem any new codes from the codes page, and re-select the best planet before leaving again. The habit is what compounds — the potion stacks in long-lived saves are built exactly this way.
Everything above uses the game's own toggles; no external automation is needed or recommended, and we have not tested whether external tools violate Roblox terms — assume they do. The built-in loop, used well, is the intended AFK experience for this game.
FAQ
The game continues paying while you are away and shows a live rate ('You're earning …/hr and …/hr offline!'). The rate scales with your multipliers, so the setup before logging off — auto toggles on, best planet selected — is what the check-in is for.
The two reads we captured sit in the $114.46Qd/hr and 52.84Qn/hr classes on progressed saves — the figure is a function of everything else you own, so early rates will be orders of magnitude smaller. The number that matters is your own printed line.
The game supports it (auto toggles + offline accrual), and nothing we observed caps idle time. Power and device heat are the practical limits on a device; the mechanic itself is friendly to long absences.