The Quintillion fingers upgrade description is a reference to Boomhauer from King of the Hill when he says: "Yeah man I tell you what that dang 'ol internet man you just go on there point and click get in that talkin about doubleya doubleya doublya dot com and you got that them naked chicks on there man you go click click click click click, it’s real easy, man.". Since the upgrades are now multiplicative, they are far less useful as standalone upgrades, and are no longer overpowered when equipped in permanent upgrade slots. While overall it is a buff to the upgrades, it will make getting prestige in mid-game slightly harder. Having all ten upgrades now add a total of 6.4 billion per building, as opposed to 55.556 million per building prior to the update. In the Alternate Reality update, the Cursor's finger upgrades now stack multiplicatively, rather than adding a flat number. If you look closely on how the Cursors move when clicking the Big Cookie, it shows them clicking in a spiral pattern. Cursors are currently the only buildings that don't have an upgrade that unlocks when you own 500 of the building. Cursors are currently the only buildings that don't unlock a grandma upgrade. However, the game would become unstable from lag long before that point could be reached. This would raise the theoretical limit to 1.798e308 Cursors, after which the next purchased Cursor would cause it to read as infinite Cursors. Further Cursors could be bought, but after the 5060th Cursor, the price will become infinity for each Cursor, requiring cheating to make further purchases. The last one would cost you 176 uncentillion. Assuming that the highest number of cookies in the bank Javascript can store in a double is 1.798e308, you can "only" buy 5060 Cursors. If one were to use a single Cursor unaided by any bonuses or upgrades to accumulate enough cookies to purchase 200 of every other building, it would take somewhere around 12 quadrillion years. Each Cursor produces cookies according to the following formula, rounded to the nearest integer: It initially costs 15 Cookies and has a CpS of 0.2.Īs of the 0.124 update, when the Elder Pledge is purchased, Cursor output increases by +1 for the first Cursor purchase, and by +1.5 for every subsequent Cursor purchased. Two images from the Classic version, left: icon shown in the store, right: appearance in the middle field Make 1 decillion cookies just from cursors. Make 100 septillion cookies just from cursors. Make 10 quintillion cookies just from cursors. "Fingers are not the only thing you can count on." II" purchasedįractal engines gain +0.1% CpS per cursor.Ĭursors are 7% more efficient and 7% cheaper. "Turns out you can quite put your finger on it."ħ5 Cursors, 75 Fractal engines and "Synergies Vol. "man, just go click click click click click, it’s real easy, man." Multiplies the gain from Thousand fingers by 20. Multiplies the gain from Thousand fingers by 10. Multiplies the gain from Thousand fingers by 5. The mouse and cursors gain +0.1 cookies for each non-cursor object owned. 
The mouse and cursors are twice as efficient. Cursors can be seen clicking the cookie in spirals which radiate from the center, as well as spinning in a counter-clockwise fashion. Purchased Cursors in their characteristic circular pattern around the Big Cookie. Cursor level also improves the productivity of clicking once the heavenly upgrades Aura Gloves and Luminous Gloves are acquired, up to Cursor level 20. Higher Cursor levels allow the building to be spent in the Stock Market mini-game in order for more stocks to be held at once and gain more loan option. Increasing Cursor level improves their productivity by 1% Cursor CpS per level. Status effects and upgrades that affect only clicking (like the Golden Cookie effect Click Frenzy and the heavenly upgrade Halo Gloves) do not change the productivity of Cursors. Cursors are important throughout a legacy because their upgrades can also affect the productivity of Big Cookie clicks.ĭespite their building description implying that Cursors "click" on the big cookie, their output is only boosted by upgrades which refer to them by name. Its starting cost is 15 cookies, which increases cumulatively by 15% per every Cursor purchased. Despite the Cursor's low cookie output initially, further upgrades allow it to scale with the game's progression to eventually become more powerful than Chancemakers.
Each produces one cookie every 10 seconds (0.1 CpS). The Cursor is initially the cheapest building, and is one of the two buildings shown when the game first begins (the other being Grandmas).
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