Feature request thread

Random event where a giant bear rampages through your civilisation and destroys everything, and then there's a new objective where you're looking after the bear and it's a cyber-pet game.

The settlements as they are now seem like a big improvement over the previous implementation, though I haven't gotten anywhere near placing settlements myself as I got too bored and put off with godus to "play" beyond the introduction of the pit of doom.

Same as with new houses being built by the followers themselves it would be much more fun if this happened with the settlements as well. So a player has to nurture the settlement and create the circumstances it needs in order to flourish. New people are being born inside the settlement. The player doesn't have to built houses around it and scrounge them up to increase the size of the settlement. (though admittedly this is in itself a pretty nifty and novel idea) If you can see your settlements grow over time it would give more satisfaction than if you have to do it manually.

Plopping out houses and gathering them up into settlements == no skill

In order for settlements/towns/cities to become appealing there would have to be other types of buildings besides plain housing. Naturally people need bars so they can get drunk and party. A market might be a good thing to have for people to sell and buy food at, which could be on the squares I mentioned in a previous post. People might want some kind of fire brigade in case of emergencies. A carpenter would be nice coz people like to sit on chairs and benches and have dinner at tables. How about a blacksmith? The more types of buildings there are the more interesting the towns would be to look at. Of course this would also require/inspire the creation of a proper resource system.

Perhaps it is an idea to provide a more clear "boundary" from the cans, as to what they have planned and where they want to go.
This should make it possible to provide feedback in a much more accurate fashion.

Its something that Matthew said he'd be working on way back when 2.0 released and I've yet to see it.
A lot of feedback from our side has been provided in numerous sizes and shapes and seems to be totally ignored.
So as to make it fit better - we'd need a thing or two to work with.

Some clearly defined "this wouldn't be possible" and "this would be possible" kinda limitations.
Most notably regarding resources, choice/consequence, variety/versatility and adversity.


One request in particular from my side - Make it so all the 'temples' and structures we rebuild become movable or entirely buildable by the player.

I think the countdown timers would be better left to the info screen and UI -as it currently is when clicking on the structure - and remove the "hovering" timers altogether; and/or make it an option to turn them on/off.
If/when I get to making my feedback document, this is one of the suggestions I plan to outline. I already have 4 pages of notes... I just have to remove the cuss words

Here are some of mine I can think off my head based off this release.

- Change the name of gems to something like Scared Relics or Prayers or something.
- Allow the Astari to be absorbed into your people like the old bearded and redheaded people.
- Remove the waving belief card every time you try to spend belief and not have it.
- remove the sticker pack from the time line. If you have to have it put it somewhere else maybe under the god power section and call it something else. Maybe resource pack
- Thinking about it re-think your whole F2P naming scheme, No gems or stickers and such.
- If I try to use a belief power with not enough belief do not just use my gems to automatically buy a belief pack.
- Reduce the cost of leashing.
- Add a way to upgrade houses. I think later I can use finger of god to destroy houses but we run into the issue of homeless guys build right in the spot I just smited. From older builds. If that is true, followers should not build where I just smited.
- As I said above I am not sure when Finger of god is added but that should be one of the first powers a god gets. Finger of god and beautify should be the first two powers a god gets. So a god could show is happiness or dissatisfaction with his followers.
- Add a belief cost option to the gifts. So I can spend belief if I want and not gems. I am OK if they are high.
- Add evil Gift options. I hope this will be added when you start on the moral part of the game.
- I would also like to see a good version of the pit of doom. Maybe a Stairway to Heaven that a god god could send his people to and they go there for a time, limit the number that can do this, and when they come back they are supper happy them selves so work twice as hard or breed twice as fast fast.
- Bring back the roads, but let the followers make them.
- I have not gotten the new belief gathering shrine, but I would love to see my shaman/priest idea as a graphic part of it. Have someone that goes out and "gathers the belief from buildings and brings it back. Even if it is just a new follower walking around the are it covers would work for me.
- Double the work radius of buildings. There are buildings I feel should be helping build new houses and such that do not because of the small radius buildings have.

I am sure I can come up with more but these I believe are the bid ones for me.

Dinosaurs.

I'll also probably make a big serious suggestion post later, with varying levels of feasability and silliness. I had a few (what I personally consider to be) cool ideas about settlements recently.

I propose slaughter. I propose to slaughter. Slaughter is now reproducing.

I propose slaughter as a method of reproduction. Of laughter. And totally unrelated domestic violence of kids against their kittens. Or was it mittens?

Adding tank tracks and a cannon, and invading other lands?