blocks are too fragile

[Dogmaster]

it's good to watch everythings are blow up

but in the same time it's too hard to maneuver vehicles. because of those very fragily constructed blocks. It can easily messed up just by one scratching the wall...

I hope that I can set config how blocks are strongly combined.

if that so it would be more fun with this game.

or is there already exist config that making blocks more stronger?

[Keks]

Just don't hit the walls... :D

[Mallradical]

Originally posted by keksonator:

Just don't hit the walls... :D

[Hyebri]

Originally posted by MALLARD-3150:

Originally posted by keksonator:

Just don't hit the walls... :D

Cars break when driven over small bumps

[Raspytooth28]

Guys what do you expect from Legos, they arent exactly strong.

[Hyebri]

Originally posted by PSC Raspytooth28:

Guys what do you expect from Legos, they arent exactly strong.

These are too fragile even for legos

[nothing_cool]

one of the things you can do is change materials.
Plastic is a pretty weak material, all things considered.
Another thing you can do, (but you need to watch brick count on) is copy/paste the ENTIRE car into itself, effectivly putting two of the same black in the same place. This increases the connections and makes the vehicle stronger.

[NoxiousFumes]

How easily bricks fall of is determined by connections to the brick. More connections = more durable. Keep this in mind if you are building something if you want it to be sturdy.

[Max]

The blocks aren't too fragile, they separate apart too easy, this we noticed the first 30 seconds my friends and I played and it continues to frustrate, you can't have fun because most of the time in the game is spent respawning in the vehicle because wheels roll off, bumper bars fall off, everything falls off...

The block adhesion factor needs to be increased, why not give us a slider so we can set it how we want, would allow us to greatly improve the fun factor when we can spend time playing instead of resetting / recovering vehicles.

Block Adhesion:
Min <---------|-------- >Max

Major headache for I dunno how many people solved.

[Incredibad]

+ to max its a bit crazy when the blocks fall off so easy

[Dogmaster]

Originally posted by nothing_cool:

one of the things you can do is change materials.
Plastic is a pretty weak material, all things considered.
Another thing you can do, (but you need to watch brick count on) is copy/paste the ENTIRE car into itself, effectivly putting two of the same black in the same place. This increases the connections and makes the vehicle stronger.

"copy/paste the ENTIRE car into itself" oh, that's something I didn't know. lol what a strange method. I'll try it.

[nothing_cool]

it's raises the brick count astronomically, but that's okay on small cars.

[Irkie500]

I just make sure to reinforce things and try out different materials. I modified the MAZ truck to be a heavy transporter with a sliding and folding bed with ramps and I just played around with more connections and using bigger blocks where I could to get the strength high enough. I can drive a pretty heavy vehicle up those ramps without anything breaking off, although winching anything up is a different story.

[nothing_cool]

Wha tI think the problem is at the moment is the large offroad wheels. Those things are *really* fragile.

[Max]

I appreciate all the *tricks* to make things a little less fall-aparty and explody as my friend likes to put it but these are all just bandaids.

A robustness or adhesion option / slider would benefit everyone.

Its actually also a point of many negative reviews, how easily everything falls apart.

I played with lego as a kid, sheesh, if my creations back then had fallen apart this easy I would have stopped playing with them on day one.

[nothing_cool]

as a kid? I'm STILL playing with Legos...