Flight + End Game

[Timm Burr]

I love this game so much; I want every reason to wander around it for hundreds of more hours, even though I've completed all the quests so long ago.

To this end, I have two suggestions:

1) I really expected that either as a Tinker Master or a Master Craftsman I would finally be able to craft a wing suit / flappy-bird-like / mechanical suit I could don to take flight and explore the island with much more speed and pleasure. Even just something that would help me get up and over cliffs instead of finding paths around them would be incredible. I wouldn't even mind arbitrary borders at the edge of the map, as these already exist throughout the game.

2) Now that I am "rich" in resources, I have realized there really isn't that much incentive to keep earning and crafting the more difficult items. Nothing expensive to buy! I'd like to see a "luxury" tier of things I could buy if I only saved / worked hard enough to get them... maybe in the shops? I don't currently care at all about buying the items they sell (shampoos, facial hair, etc.). But maybe if they sold, say, wing suits? :) Or, you know, other items that improve my ability to explore and appreciate the island.

A genuine thank you to the developers for creating such a wonderful game, and for listening.

[CV_PS]

Thank you so much for the feedback. We'll definately take this comments into consideration.

I'm eager to try and make sure any futher DLC uses up resources so that you have continued reason to collect and construct :)

[Ryukai]

Ohhhh ! Carpenters guild = Glider :D *imagins climbing up to the top of the mountain, jumping off and gliding to the old kingdom :D (or at least the sand desert area :D )

[ericculpi19]

what about vehicles to move about faster or skills or even the greatest one all waypoints or fast travel(done better)

[KylieMarshall]

What about being able to ride "large" animals after you've adopted them? Or add in a new animal that can fly so you can get a two in one of a vehicle and a form of flight ability.

[Pooter]

Originally posted by Chezza:

Thank you so much for the feedback. We'll definately take this comments into consideration.

I'm eager to try and make sure any futher DLC uses up resources so that you have continued reason to collect and construct :)

There was never any DLC tho

[it's a gabe]

Originally posted by Pooter:

Originally posted by Chezza:

Thank you so much for the feedback. We'll definately take this comments into consideration.

I'm eager to try and make sure any futher DLC uses up resources so that you have continued reason to collect and construct :)

There was never any DLC tho

Sadly. The game was very promising, but it also definitely needed an expansion or something of the sort.

[spielerinchen]

the game doesn't need an expansion
it would have been great if the devs would have continued Yonder beyond what's there, but it was never a necessity
the game is finished, the story is complete
the world might be a bit empty & the people in it a bit generic, but that's nothing unique in the gaming world, isn't it ?

the only thing i regret regarding Yonder is, there are no games like this one
it's a unique combination of genres in a beatifully crafted world
most games which would be comparable lack in some major respect, like most exploration open world crafting farming games lack the main arch of an adventure, they have some small quest stories & that's it or the main story is blatantly laughable like "congrats, your till now unknown to you uncle bequeathed you with a run down farm in a god forsaken village" & literally all games in beautiful unique worlds are mainly about killing some creatures existing only for the sake of being killable

[NowThenGoodBad]

7 years later and I gotta say: a jet pack or wings that you could craft after finishing the main story would have been pretty great. Also, a Catdar to help locate the cats would have been nice.