Quoting: ObsidianBlkOne thing I don't get is why use logic blocks. I would have gone for one logic block, and have a visual coding language, similar to Scratch that you edit through it. One thing I don't get is why use logic blocks. Though I feel I did pay quite a lot more with work, actively hunting and reporting bugs. That said, I had my share of fun with the game for the price I paid for it back then. And they look even more unnatural than the flat planets did when you approach them.Īnd with the things I mentioned in my first paragraph, somewhere it got really more complex than I liked. Even if they technically have more surface area they feel smaller, because the horizon is so much closer, walking past the edges just kills the immersion. There were some changes that I didn't like, like making the planets dodecahedrons. I bought the game way back before you had to make patterns in the reactors to be efficient, and before there were like fifty different ways to combine weapons systems. Quoting: ObsidianBlkMy opinion, the game isn't perfect (yet, lol), but it's definitely worth the price for people who love building and survival. My opinion, the game isn't perfect (yet, lol), but it's definitely worth the price for people who love building and survival. They all have their own rules for how they interact with the environment and the players and over all add some "life" to the universe beyond just the players of the server your on.Īs far as building goes, there's a very nice variety of blocks (not just square), and the logic combined with the rails systems allows for the creation of some very nice systems and effects. I'd most definitely say yes! If you love building and creating, this is a really good game! There isn't much to "explore" yet, per-say (no life on the planets, for instance), but they just recently added NPC factions which server owners can create and modify. I've been playing fairly often over the last year or so and it's still annoying when, fighting pirates in a fast ship, suddenly the screen jumps on you. Quoting: AlveKattI had a problem with my mouse automatically re-centering every time I crossed sectors. Create warp gates and network the universe at your front door. Trade and make a fortune, mass produce materials in gigantic factories. Equip your ships with completely customisable weapons and conquer the galaxy. Discover and salvage space stations, fight against pirates or opposing factions in multiplayer. Create your own ships, explore new galaxies, stars and planets. Have you put much time into the game? Let us know if it's worth playing.Ī voxel-based 3D sandbox set in the never-ending darkness of space. Updated visuals for all man-made blocks They will be adding in new stuff for that in a future update.
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