As you observed, the problem with the powder keg is that it destroys all of your nice things around it I admire your ability to grind the stone down with coffee and mouse in hand, but I'm not that hardcore lol. I really like the building and survival of ylands, but I think they could work a little bit more symbiotically- in that it is super grindy, not to gather resources or build, but destroy when you decide to augment your build and you need to take down...

Ill take another look as I hadn't seen it earlier, thanks

I wasn't aware you could open an active survival or creative world in the editor... how do you do that since I couldn't find the function myself?

I understand that you can do it, but like you said you can only use it once. If I want to build more than 1 thing, in more than 1 different place, or one thing larger than the area- im out of luck Do you know if there will be any other solutions? ei: Modifing protective barrier settings, adding a new tool thats not the annihilator, etc..?

I was messing around in a creative/survival world I had set up, and I was wondering if Island variation only exists in explore? I had seen 2 other Islands all of the same biome-type as the original.

Besides #6, I agree that all of these would improve the game. The suggestion that I resonated most with was #11 as I have encountered the same issue not only in oceanic bases, but when I build my base on the shore and need to terraform, and accidentally terraform the water edge too, which bugs it out. I have literally restarted games because that water level and weird formations bug me so much. I understand it isn't an easy fix- but I think that water...

Being able to draw or mark/label spots on your map would be really useful for marking base locations, mining spots, points of interest, etc... Realistically, it makes sense seeing as you would have had to draw in the rest of the map somehow- so why wouldn't you be able to augment the drawing with something of your own?

On a further note, this could potentially be integrated with the pigment system/charcoal- if the developers decided to want to have this action consume resources as a result of adding additional information to a map. Just a thought*

I think that the dedicated server commands are definitely a good feature but I was also talking about singleplayer specifically. I'm not an extremely hardcore survival player, and I enjoy the building in the game. Any time I want to play explore because of the exploration without previously knowing the map (duh), I always find myself discouraged because whenever I try to build something I always encounter a problem. For example- sometimes I end up...

I agree, and I don't see a downside to counteract any of the various pros (realism, useful, etc...)

I really like this Very creative

Adding these commands back would be super-helpful for a variety of reasons! I am not sure what lead to the developers removing it from the game in the first place (possibly some back-end incompatibility stuff) and I would definitely be curious to know. Anyone know anything further on the subject and if they plan to re-add it into the game? It would be very much appreciated by at least me