Xenomorphilo

In my headcanon, I always explained the ability to draw maps and waypoints away as an intrinsic ability to the Seraph's memory. With that being said... I started a Wilderness Survival world without coordinates and the map and I must prefix this by saying I really enjoy it, since it incentivises me to use landmarks (and build my own, i.e pillars and roads). But the ability to create maps with waypoints, be it with parchment or paper (or the near perfect memory of a Seraph), is really useful as every familiar with the game will tell you.

The idea is simple: Implementing simple primitive voxels, that can be used to build complex machinary and circuits. The Players ingenuity being the only hurdle. I want to be able to build a computer in this game. I'm imagining: A dynamo to produce electricity (Copper-) wire, conducting electricity Transistors, allowing to build NOT-Gates. LED's or colourful voxels, that light up once a current runs through them. Preferably all of these on the small dimensions of voxels including the whole three dimensional space. Allowing me to build at least various simple logic gates and even stack them within a block. Yeah... I really want to build a computer, dawg! That's all I'm asking! Peace! Xenomorphilo

First of all, my compliments to the chef. This is a great game and I adore it very much. As the title mentions my suggestion is more realistic water. I assume something similar may already be planned, since the current water physics are Minecraft-esque and feel like a placeholder above anything else. This may be easily done through turning water essentially into a cellular automata. There could also be "spring source" embeded in rock, that would allow for waterfalls. Rivers with a gradiant would also improve the "aliveness" of the world. Soil could slowly absorb water and rain could replenish it. Differantiation between fresh and salt water and Thirst should be added to give these changes a weight. Naturally these changes would lead to a far more dynamic ecosystem. As well as introducing potential systems of water management when it comes to agriculture with respect to engineering. Don't be afraid to steal from Minecraft or TerraFirmaCraft. Always remember: "Good artists borrow. Great artists steal." -Pablo Picasso With Love Xenomorphilo