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You can probably guess where this is going, it’s basically a light version of a skill tree per robot. You can spend your tech points on three different robot improvements. You can increase their quality and therefore their sales price, you can decrease the amount of resources needed to produce them or you can make them lighter (which can be useful to fit more robots into your cargo ships). We would like to add more improvements over time, but it’s actually pretty challenging to come up with those, let us know in case you have some ideas!
To keep the balancing stable the unlocked benefits aren’t massively influential but they are clearly noticeable and feel rewarding. Our goal with this feature is to boost long-term motivation and provide immersiveness. It's only logical you would get better at making robots over time, right?
The elements mentioned above are the most prominent ones and that is why we have focused on them. Those changes already give the game’s interface a very different aesthetic, but we might do a pass on other elements too in the future.
Overall we’re very happy with the improvements, it makes the game look more professional and clean. We hope you’ll enjoy the changes. In case you wonder, this is mostly a visual change and doesn’t change the layout of most frames - which is something we’ll ultimately might be looking at as well.
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We have previously talked about what is to come in this update in our previous DevBlogs. You can find more in-depth information in our Commerce Preview (1-4) DevBlogs.
However we’re planning to allow you to trade most other goods on the galactic market as well. It’s something we will have to test quite a bit and might change or limit should it fail to meet our expectations, so take this paragraph as an experimental idea. That being said, I’d like to allow the players to buy pretty much anything that is a raw material or an intermediate good. By intermediate I mean something like machinery parts or electronic components, we would not allow you to buy things like robot arms so that you could just assemble them on the assembly lines.
In the beginning I mentioned you can also sell to the galactic market. In terms of profits it won’t be highly profitable, but it provides an option of selling excess resources and that could be an interesting mechanic. I’m also sure someone will become rich by selling millions of metal plates (or explosives!) instead of making robots, and I find that idea kind of funny.
The main purpose of those caves is that you can use the lava to smelt Firmarlite through special smelters that have to be placed on lava. Ultimately we’d like to add more features like heat management and potentially the possibility of your character robot getting destroyed when stepping into the lava. But for now we’re starting with a basic concept as our biggest focus is to make more use of the verticality and voxel world. Players will be able to visit those caves very early (within the science pack two tier), but as of now our plans are to make it optional - depending on the robots you want to make - so that the player can decide.
That wraps it up for today, and as always: We love to hear your feedback and thoughts about those features, please let us know in the Steam comments or come to our Discord
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