Everwind

好玩

i want there to be a way to pet animals and swim underwater and maybe make our skyships be used for water and have a lower deck thats dipped in the water

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To be fair it is a good game, great concept, good singleplayer game, but the multiplayer needs more work. Blueprints are not shared, loot is scarse, and on top loot is not shared from chests...

I have to say I am enjoying playing the game, and it has great potential! Comparisons are going to be made, as Everwind plays as a kind of cross between Minecraft and Raft, with Everwind providing a unique twist. I want to provide some constructive feedback while the game is in early access, please do not take this as negative: - Replayability - I'm worried there's little incentive to replay the game from scratch. Due to the RNG nature of finding recipes, grinding to collect materials, and randomness of islands, once you've upgraded your ship and started to acquire high end gear I can't see why you would want to start on a different save or seed without it being a massive chore. I hate to say it but if my save game corrupted I would have to say I'd probably abandon the game rather than start again. - Travel & Repetitiveness - There is an element of excitement when discovering an island with features you've not seen before (and I suppose there might be some I've not yet found) but due to the nature of travelling through empty space to find a particular island/biome you're interested in, the travel ends up feeling like an interactive loading screen and the islands start to be very samey. Islands are little pockets of gameplay amongst the empty space so there needs to be more of an incentive to explore, there needs to be more unique elements making up an island (creatures/bosses/buildings/dungeons etc), in particular an overarching storyline/endgame involving travelling to specific landmark islands is needed or you're exploring the same content. I'm sure this is being addressed and is part of being in early access. - Combat - I think the combat is enjoyable, especially the ability to parry. Sneaking and stealth isn't very rewarding (which has quite a number of skills devoted), especially as respawning on a ship you can essentially park not very far away. It is tempting to cheese enemies by exploiting the respawn, or standing on a few blocks out of reach, maybe some more creatures that can climb or jump would deter this kind of cheating. - Island Tiers - I like the fact that you can gear/level up without those creatures auto-levelling alongside you (a pet peeve that makes levelling pointless), but where sea level is low level and difficulty scales as you increase altitude I found playing with a friend we missed out on a ton of content/unique islands/recipes etc because we found fighting too easy as a team and pushed altitude to find more challenging content. I've returned to sea level and found some content I never saw and is now a chore to wade through no challenge low level creatures. Somehow there needs to be a way to present low level islands as a draw with high potentially high level content/creatures, and a way to make it obvious, especially if you're grinding the top level for endgame content with no inclination to drop to sea level. This could be as part of the storyline I suppose with clues pointing to certain areas/altitudes. - Airship - I tried to make a borg cube with grimrock, but because of it's size I couldn't see past it to be able to drive the damn thing! There needs to be some more view options when driving the airship. Also it would be nice to have some kind of island where it's possible to fly around the airship to build it more easily (some kind of updrafts that might be usable with enhanced glider)... it's a hell of a chore moving up and down three dimensionally to amend the design especially where you want to destroy a block below you and just watch the ingredients drop out of the sky without being able to pick them up. - Item Pick Up - Very frustrating when you destroy something and have to wait a couple seconds to be sure to pick up any materials dropped... I know this might be desirable in some instances where you're not interested in certain items, but it would be more useful to have a setting to ignore certain types of loot pickups than have to stop start cutting down trees or opening barrels. Also as mentioned above, when destroying something underneath you, there should be a way to catch any materials before they fall.