I think if I slowly improve it over time, it will become something special and something certain types of players will come back to. I made the damn thing and I find it to be a fun time-waster while testing it.
The fact that the order of unlocking seems to matter (assuming everything you say is correct) would suggest I have a bug in the script somewhere where it checks if you've already unlocked that Easter egg and it's checking the wrong one. I'll take a look at it. Thanks!
EDIT (6/11): When running v0.5.0.2, I was definitely able to duplicate this. I believe this has been fixed in the update I'm working on. I knew if you went back a few updates that there was a bug when keeping track of Easter Egg Unlocks where it seemed like whichever one you unlocked first prevented you from unlocking the others. I've since fixed that bug and with the current code it works as expected.
The idea behind the Easter Eggs sort of overlaps with Achievements somewhat: I wanted to provide a Test Vector to lure players to verify that remote parts of the game still work. As the game grows, it will be increasingly impossible for me to test everything. If I can tell someone, "There are 69 (Nice!) Easter Eggs in the game. Go unlock all of them and send me a save game proving that you've done that" then there's inherent value there.
Easter Eggs are intended to be a kind of currency, so they're not worthless. They're worthless right now, but they will be useful later. My intent is to allow MC to exchange Easter Eggs with Jorogr at the diner for some cosmetic things.
Forgive me, I don't remember how the Spank Bank code works, but if you Start a New Game, you get a menu of options and one of those is "Please just unlock all the scenes and take me back to the main menu." Have you tried that and gotten the same result?
Hopefully, someone else can help with the full save. The saves I typically have are never fit for a player.
