Dood4u

No offense meant but this is an indie studio you can't ask them to make games for free (hyperbole of course) they have to afford the living expenses of (presumably) America and other costs associated with developing a game. I get its unfair to other people, but the 20 dollar price tag is simply the reality of the studio being American if not at least western. Only large corporations can lower their price tag and sell at a lower cost for specific localities.

You should be able to compost salt peter with chickens, that's historically how we acquired it before we found deposits of it in the ground. Because chickens have urea in their manure so you only need to add wood ash to get potassium nitrate. Also water wheels sound awesome, but they shouldnt be implemented until the devs are ready to tackle industrial age contraptions (please for the love of god let us make airplanes in the future, please. I am SOOOOO sick of running and jumping my freaking W key is getting loose.) Also I feel like it would cool to add glass blowing into the game to make chemistry ware. But it would be a very extensive and exhausting endeavor to add even a little bit of actual chemical processes to the game so I get it if it sounds ludicrous.

It would be funny and kind of cool to add in some way to domesticate a monster for resources, Like a SCP. You have to build a room for them made out of certain materials (which will degrade as you harvest resources from the enemy mob or as long as the monster stays in the room) and lure them in via clever traps. Or make it more cerebral and just gift the player lore on each enemy which increases damage to the enemy or something. Maybe you even unlock pings on your map for certain resources hidden in deep caves or something.

Yes Same reason I HATE bears. Totally overpowered no matter your gear or strategy. The bears can run faster than you can if you hit them and will always aggro on you. They're worse than actual human trolls because they're EVERYWHERE.

Temporal Storms are butt to me, I just turn them off. Not because i hate the mechanic but because its implemented poorly. If creatures spawned from predictable locations like shadows or open areas it could be fun because you could trap them or alter the terrain to your advantage. Instead right now they're just plopped right down next to you no matter the light level or space. And with how some of the mobs work that's completely unfeasible to work around unless you're some try hard combat enthusiast who doesn't have anything else to do in the game except fight. I already find it incredibly irritating for bow heads to constantly snipe and kill me while I'm trying to cook meat in a firepit or something.