22cans, you're on a roll, just a few requests.
Feb 10, 2016 3:15:24 GMT
Lord Ba'al, 13thGeneral, and 5 more like this
Post by Gmr Leon on Feb 10, 2016 3:15:24 GMT
Hi 22cans (simon22cans & colin22cans , esp.), in the face of recent events, it's become clear that you know what's good. So if I may make a few humble requests:
- Reduce the content, there's way too much to do now, and I fear you may be overworking your team.
- Speaking of your team, I think it could use less people and, in fact, even less experienced people.
- Expand the game to Unreal and CryEngine too. Unity was an impressive step, but we all know Godus needs to cross over into even more engines.
- Add more microtransactions. I know you guys are really into this as a passion project, but I feel like I need more ways to repay you for your work!
- Make sculpting more challenging. I know we're supposed to be gods, but it just feels too easy to reshape the land right now.
- Let us control our people even more. Who cares about land when you could let us make our people stumble about and smack themselves? Really, why can they even reproduce without us helping them? Everyone knows gods are all about getting into people's bed business.
- Belief is too much to handle. I think you just need to make the game one move each turn and limit each playthrough to five turns. It's way too hard to manage sculpting and belief and cards all at once.
- Make territories cost more keys. It's too easy to conquer continents right now, so I think making us replay each map for more keys and cards before we can really win would be great.
- Make game rules more restrictive. Half belief and no sculpting are great, but you should really make it so we have to leash followers to build stuff and rapidly click to build each house sometimes.
- Add more trees and boulders to clear. Who the hell has been cleaning up these islands? They should be way rougher and require more clearing, c'mon.
- Add more tiny mountains to flatten. Nothing says godly like mountaintop removal, am I right?
- Make more unsculptable deep sea trenches. Where are all these islands, near coasts? Pfft.
