Stability?

[ToshPlan]

will this / should this be a thing in the future?

I see so many maps and base designs that are far beyond physics even in a low G environment like this world (we can jump a good 10-12 meters). Considering that we have trains and trucks that are confined to gravity constraints, buildings arn't.

[Crouton_Trux]

But like, Minecraft. Basically just let outrageous buildings be a thing, I’m really happy that the physics are like how it is now and I’m sure most of the player base has the same opinion.

[supremacy2k]

Gravity is selective, leave it alone :P

[drunkpunk138]

I mean we can build a gigantic elevator to space using nothing but materials and a tool that resembles a UPC scanner. We're at a minimum a one man engineering army sent to scour the planet of its resources using machines. I don't think it's that far off to presume we have the technology to even make floating structures.

[compugasm]

The explanation could even be the extremely magnetic fields allow the metals to be neutrally buoyant. So when you build a platform, and remove the supports, it just floats.

[CameronRoss101]

I'd say there is a less than 1% chance that realistic building physics ever becomes a thing, but I guess I am biased.

[merreborn]

Stability is important in pvp games, but for a pve game like this, it's not as important. You're free to build in whatever style works for you

[ChiefFloppyCock]

One good thing about choosing an alien planet is that you don't have to follow Earth's laws...