jakub791

> I'm committed to keeping this library ES3 compatible, but I'll take a look. It's a good idea. ES5 is supported everywhere now, including Internet Explorer which is like 10...

> Yes, that has been considered, but at the moment I prefer to just include a separate ES module file, _decimal.mjs_. Why does it use ES3 compatible syntax? Modules were...

Isn't this just like root but you tetrate instead of exponentiate?

Or is tetration to numbers below 1 but greater than 0 not implemented?

Then couldn't you implement sroot like root but with tetrate instead of pow?

In Incremental games once it switches to displaying `F` notation (like `1F10`) numbers become meaningless - to increase them in a meaningful way you can only use inflationary formulas. So...

You shouldn't even think about Internet Explorer.

If they use 10 years old technology they should be aware of consequences.

And also: even if you keep supporting IE11, game devs might not do it for the rest of the game code which defeats the point.

All games that I know use at least some of ES6 syntax which isn't availabe in IE11