Originally posted by Yoki_NL:

Originally posted by Chaos:

I love how there are so many people here praising Beam Team for doing the bare minimum in fixing their broken game after essentially scamming steam early access backers and using them as an interest free loan to make a game for consoles.

All of you need to get your heads out of your asses, we should not be praising developers for doing what they're expected to do, what they're supposed to do. Developers should not be getting praise for not abandoning their broken games. Stop normalizing this type of behavior from devs. When you go and forgive a devs inexcusable actions because "oh, well they fixed the game eventually" (nearly 3 years to late I might add) then the only lesson you're teaching Beam Team and other horrible, scam artist developers like them is that they can get away with being greedy and treating their player base like crap so long as they do the bare minimum job at fixing their broken piece of crap years later. This type of garbage is never going to stop so long as people like you keep forgiving these types of actions. Make companies pay for doing this kind of stuff so that developers realize that doing this kind of crap is a death sentence.

Stop praising mediocrity.

can we put this guy on an island far away?

Why don't you go to an island far away. Based on your defense of this game, you'd probably like it.

Originally posted by ATOMIC:

LMAO, you haven't even played 20% of them.

Big words coming from a man who likewise hasn't played the majority of the game in his library.

Maybe don't go throwing stones in that glass house of yours chief.

thank you !!

Nice!!

wonderful

Amazing!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!

Keep the good work!

great to see you guys still working on it. keep up the great work.

Originally posted by Chaos:

I love how there are so many people here praising Beam Team for doing the bare minimum in fixing their broken game after essentially scamming steam early access backers and using them as an interest free loan to make a game for consoles.

All of you need to get your heads out of your asses, we should not be praising developers for doing what they're expected to do, what they're supposed to do. Developers should not be getting praise for not abandoning their broken games. Stop normalizing this type of behavior from devs. When you go and forgive a devs inexcusable actions because "oh, well they fixed the game eventually" (nearly 3 years to late I might add) then the only lesson you're teaching Beam Team and other horrible, scam artist developers like them is that they can get away with being greedy and treating their player base like crap so long as they do the bare minimum job at fixing their broken piece of crap years later. This type of garbage is never going to stop so long as people like you keep forgiving these types of actions. Make companies pay for doing this kind of stuff so that developers realize that doing this kind of crap is a death sentence.

Stop praising mediocrity.

I agree with this.

I started playing this game recently and it's still quite buggy especially in multiplayer when I play with my friend. There are so many things that could be improved, added etc. if only the devs cared a bit more.

Although I appreciate they didn't abandon the game and update it here and there, it's still in the sad state after years...

Originally posted by Chaos:

Originally posted by ATOMIC:

LMAO, you haven't even played 20% of them.

Big words coming from a man who likewise hasn't played the majority of the game in his library.

I'm not the one trying to say that praise to devs is more important to the industry than the power of the wallet.

Are there going to be any content updates? The game really still feels not complete, and like 1.0 was just rushed out

is long wait time fixed in mp?

I haven't played in a while, but started playing before landsharks and sandwhales. I love that this is still going and getting updates and love. Great work Beamteam!

Ellos beans.
Liking the fact that you still try and make it better.
I want to suggest though that you may want to add a new game mode
that makes it harder to actually survive or such.
The survival element is simply too easy.
(Although in fact the survival would be so easy IRL,
food, drink, shelter, done.)
Also, a way to remove those bushes would be nice,
like lighting them with a torch or such.
An ability to flatten land, also nice.
Then immoveable objects, like stones, a way to remove those,
like hitting it with the pick or axe, with no resource gain.
(Not the big rocks, but up to man sized.)
Ah, and then the jellies, option to destroy, I hate stepping on those.

C U. beanies...

amazing up date thank you devs!