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Sorry, but things are a bit more complex than "simply throw stuff at it". Here its the core gameplay loop that doesnt keep players with the games. "More stuff" would just stretch it by a small, neglectable margin.
i get what you mean but builders need more stuff at least. since a pretty integral part of the game play loop is raiding players outpost. also i think the content is slow because they are trying to avoid realising too much and have impossible bases become a thing and then have to find whats causing that. altho thats pretty hard with the barriers meta we got going on rn. just hopeful thinking.
I tHiNk tHe gAmE jUsT SiMpLy NeeDs some proper end game things to work towards.
even if its just a cosmetic thing would be nice.
and a large list of other stuff im sure we all can agree on that would be nice to have
that know can make the gameplay loop better. since you know we are the ones playing it i would think we would have some idea.
It needs more content.
It needs more fun maps.
It needs tags for the maps so people can play the maps they're interested in, like Super Mario Maker.
I dropped the game after getting an outpost to Prestige 10 and seeing it couldn't be reactivated anymore. After reading the update where they basically went "Yeah, killboxes are a thing, just deal with it" was when I decided I had very little reason to check back.
Building is so restrictive, and kills are a builder's reward, so its a no-brainer that killboxes were going to emerge and become the dominant map type. Most people don't enjoy playing killbox after killbox. Just like a lot of people don't like playing maps that need speedrunner strats to beat. Not letting us tag our maps, not letting us make platform challenges, not letting us make mazes, that's what killed the game. The game was badly designed from the start, and even if they add more content ,with the limited framework map making is, it was never going to achieve its full potential.
Heck, if you really wanted to you could always have way more content in the pipeline and keep feeding it through instead of this drop by drop every 3 weeks approach we have.