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1: As far as new additions since the EA release, the logic is one of my favorite things, along with the physics joints. It has let me make some things I was waiting a long time to do such as my claw machine during the demo, or when I finally got to add the death traps to a TTT map recreation I had worked on for years.

2: There are certain things I still have not gotten used to about the new controls especially block rotation, so it would be nice to have a legacy mode for stuff like that but more realistically I would just like hotbar presets.

3: Some kind of built-in support for flying vehicles would be a big one, shortly after EA release, I spent many days attempting to make a plane with intuitive controls for pitch/yaw/roll, but I never got it 100% bug-free so it gets wonky when you point up or down too much.

Fish:

1) I normally struggle with creative things but for some reason I feel like I can actually make nice stuff in Brickadia and [make] it not suck.

2) More stuff to let us make gamemodes. From what I can tell they are really focused on getting out more gameplay related gates, so seems we are going in the right direction there.

3) More gates like I said before but also more guns! I’ve been waiting for a sniper that isn’t OP.

Dabinski:

1: I like the overall look of the plastic lego theme going on, but if anything the lighting and weather affects are really good and can make the mood of a build stand out when handled properly, also for a building game, it can do PVP pretty well.

2: Oh man theres alot, honestly I could go on a massive rant about improvements.

I think the current stuff from Demo to now are pretty solid but it always feels like a new feature gets added and its missing like 10 different things, theres no documentation or explanation about these either which annoys programmer laymen like me.

I think the features right now work pretty well honestly and I'd really like to see some improvements to minigames and more gate features. More audio files would really help and flight and turret componentd too. I think the devs kinda overlook some stuff when they add new things.

They added Score Gates which are cool but you don't get scores from killing bots, so you have to use some ludicrous workaround at the moment.

tl;dr: Features are solid but they need to streamline 'em more for laymen like me.

3: I want to see more content that allows us to make a variety of gamemodes and servers.

The game itself is a solid builder, but it can make a great game builder too, much like Blockland.

I'd like some new weapons and items as well, more freedom with gates and a less obtuse logic system, this is speaking solely as a non-programmer.

IMO: the game is a builder first and program second, but the devs seem to go more with the latter atm.

Brickitect:

1- I think Brickadia is a fabulous game for creative people that figure out how the tools work, the brick geometry/maths (stud is 10, microbrick scale is 2, can move around the smallest grid as 1. I like to explain it as "Roblox but not stupid." There are learning curves, but people I've noticed, overall, are vary happy to teach new people their skills, myself included. [The] best way is to title your server along the lines of "trying to learn/learning things," and I'm at 15331 hours 41 minutes of gameplay since mid 2019 as of this reply.

I have a lot to learn with wires and gates, I am [bad] with math and bad with the gate stuff.

2- Improved? I'd say a robust outliner tool with lots of template options would be amazing, as well as making the gates more intuitive on top of dev-made tutorials that are easy to follow for new people (will NEED to be tested by asking new people to try it vs veteran players trying it out). I'd also love to be able to move around UI boxes so I can move things to stop being in front of the flippin' chat like when I type /gettransform for those coordinates to put into my set location and rotation gates.

3- I'd also say being able to import our own audio files or have a way to play video, like how vrchat has theater worlds that play videos with links or movie rooms.

I'd also love to be able to rotate my head like Blockland's Z-view, and or making glowing parts in the avatar menu.

Another thing is lilyvert's music needs to be adjusted because it either is very quiet or starts low for a while and comes in.

rerere284:

1:

I like the amount of different systems it has for making stuff. Other building games I've seen/played don't have as many, instead only having a couple:

- buildable vehicles without buildable maps (or vice versa)

- buildable vehicles without being able to customize aesthetic stuff (e.g. banjo kazooie nuts n bolts)

- buildable logic circuits without any use/"i/o" for them

Brickadia having all of these systems means I can theoretically make stuff like:

- a car with doors that open/close, which I then use to transport player-made plushies

- a pirate deathmatch that takes place on drivable pirate ships, with sails and wind and canons sortof

- a CtF map that functions (note see Q.3) *and* looks good, where I made the wiring for it, instead of the flags and stuff being dev-made

- a computer with memory and whatever that actually manages stuff and doesn't just sit there to make u go "oh wow that's a big complicated computer"

I also like that Brickadia has a really big size limit for stuff. If the player was average human height, the width of the map is like, 70km wide! That's technically enough space to build the cradle from armored core (4km long), and fly it around a little. ...Though I don't think the game's processing power can *quite* handle that... More realistically, you could use it for long train lines, skyscraper sized vehicles, and driving or flying vehicles between locations that are far apart. Or just NaissanceE-esque huge intimidating architecture.

Also I like the copy paste a looot!

2:

There's a few velocity-related bugs I want fixed that cause issues with vehicles that are big enough to walk around inside of.

- When you get out of a seat, your velocity is set to 0. Inside a fast vehicle, this means you go flying backwards.

- If physics damage is on, you die if you walk against a wall (or go up stairs) on the inside of a fast vehicle.

- Relative teleports don't take into account the speed of the teleporter, so if you teleport to a fast vehicle you'll go flying backwards if your feet aren't touching the floor.

- Fast bricks LoD repeatedly when moving fast, which looks kinda weird.

Also there're quite a few bugs and lack of customizability with the environment settings. The sun always has a bright blob around it that takes up half the sky, and it's hard to have the sky/sun/clouds be different colors (unrealistic, yes, but pretty). I... forget exactly what the bugs were.

Also the clouds should be able to be thin with 100% coverage to have a bright overcast sky, I like bright overcast skies.

3:

- Some way for grids to interact by proximity, without a wire between them. Basically Tags from LittleBigPlanet. This would let you have gas stations, removable batteries, respawn objects when they fall off a map, package delivery detection, and generally more interactions between objects. Getting back to the CtF map from earlier, that flag could only detect the capture point in a janky way by the flag detecting a specific bot hidden underground, since grids can detect players and bots, but not other grids.

- Official support for flying vehicle stuff. (Thrusters, Air Control Surfaces) It's *technically* possible to do now, but it should be easier. Even if you can do the wiring for people and give the circuit to others, people still get scared off by them.

- Gravity/Momentum Zones: Being able to jump and throw stuff around inside a moving vehicle, without the vehicle's movement affecting things inside.

- Raycast-based (sweep?) Wheels: Basically, the option for wheels to function like they do in most other games, so that they only collide downward and not sideways, and handle bumpy terrain (and seams between bricks) much better.

- Neurons (not like machine learning): There's a game called Crescent Loom that has fairly accurate models of neurons, and they kinda act like analog logic gates? They are neat to work with but Crescent Loom doesn't have much "i/o", so I want them in Brickadia so I can play with them more. I might be able to recreate them on my own? but it would use a bunch of gates, especially with buffers being weird. Maybe with microchips it won't matter that they need a lot of gates...

- a way to get and add velocity relative to rotation

- organizing downloaded prefabs and worlds into folders (!)

- more toyetic avatar parts

- wood material

- proximity/'rope' joint, and maybe springy version of rope

- boat buyoancy multiplier or something, way to reduce buoyancy without adding mass

- way for painter to only paint bricks of a given color (not talking about fill-paint, more like, color masking?)

- Various things that already seem like they're coming: Being able to move circuits without disconnecting wires, projectiles fired by grids, microchips, get-location/get-velocity...

- If the game winds up having destruction, the size of bricks in a grid shouldn't change how an object breaks.

P.S. comparing my answers here to my answers to the steam next fest survey, I'm glad that some of the main things I wanted got added. gamedev be happening.