My Suggestions After Playing Build 21 :

My Suggestions After Playing Build 21 :

First, let me start with telling you, that I enjoy this game a lot. I bought it during Halloween sale and played it for 35 hours since. Thank you very much for the detailed feedback. I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the game. Much of what you mentioned is planned in one way or another, but let me address what I can. Build Queue: I had 5 builder robots. They are clearly government workers, because 4 of them stand around twiddling their servos while one runs and grabs supplies for the next 4 or 5 tiles to build. It is good that the robots fetch materials for more than one tile to build. But all these tiles should be assigned to that builder and the other ones should go and grab materials for the next projects in line to start on those. If there is more to be constructed and the materials are available then colonists should be hauling to the next set of objects instead of standing around.

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My Suggestions After Playing Build 21 :

My Suggestions After Playing Build 21 :

This needs to change at some point. Lights: I think the lighting is not reaching far enough (only visually, not the stress reduction). This is generally a performance concern. The larger the light the more performance hit. Some tweaking here could be looked at though. I definitely appreciate minor ideas/feedback as well as larger concerns. Balance: Worker bots are too cheap and too easy to get. They are much more powerful than the deep drillers and than colonists (in the jobs they can do). It should be hard to get them and/or they should have a 'pop limit' as well. This will be looked into with the game balance revisions. The next update focuses on some UI improvements. I had hoped to add in some game balance adjustments, but the UI changes took more time than expected. Once update 22 is out I'll be hunkering down and working on some large changes to game balance. Let me close by saying, that all of the above are suggestions. There is probably a vision for this game and it may be something completely different. Many of your suggestions are in line with the vision I have for the game moving forward. While multiple goals may not be added, there is a main campaign that is being developed. Primary and optional objectives will bring more direction to the gameplay. The surface side exploration may not be specifically tiered, but I do plan to add expedition gear which will be needed to explore certain hazardous biomes. Additional underground hazards are also being developed. Thanks again for taking the time to let me know what you think and for your suggestions. I certainly welcome any additional suggestions/feedback.

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