KAGEKage is simple on purpose: it does what you set up, in the order you set it up, and nothing else. This post explains what that means in practice.
What you set
- The missions to play: Daily, Grade and the Lightning Village daily.
- The places to hunt: Hunting House, Eudemon Garden and Mech Hunt.
- Your skill order for each mode, for example 1, 2, S1, 3, 7, 4.
- A route for Auto mode, taught once by tapping through it yourself.
The fixed rules it follows
- On the mission list, open the next mission you ticked.
- In battle, use the next ready skill in your order and skip the ones still cooling down.
- If a stun or seal is shown on you, use your cleanse first.
- On the result screen, close it and continue with the next item you ticked.
That is all. Kage doesn't plan, pick goals or improvise. If it gets stuck on a screen it doesn't know, it saves that moment in the activity log so you can see what happened.
What it never does
- It never asks for or types your password.
- It doesn't change the game, read its memory or its network traffic.
- It doesn't read other apps, messages or notifications.
- It doesn't send anything over the internet; it has no internet permission at all.
You are in control
Every run starts when you tap the shuriken and stops when you tap it again. The activity log on your phone shows everything Kage saw and did, so you can always check.