I've completed it multiple times as it's the best part of the game. I know this wasn't the point of the thread, and a bunch of people will probably whine that "we already have a campaign level, just play that again", and i have. Our little astronaut having the worst luck at landing It would be funny if each planet gave a different reason why you crash land, like a robot shoots you out of the sky, or an electrical storm makes you crash. Personally i enjoyed the first map better where I had to use the pieces i found and adapted them to overcome situations until i found more pieces, but the way the ocean planet worked was okay as well(mostly because the water environment would have been much more difficult to overcome without all the pieces available to me.) Gameplay would be the tried and true collectithon. Kinda like the little details found in the ocean planet like the shipwrecks. The world could also start to tell a bit of a story, not directly but through their environments. On top of all this, hostile enemies could be added to some of these planets, from giant dinosaur like monsters, to robots, to enemy factions. This would also open up the possibility of adding more themed maps to existing planets down the road if you wanted to, like another water theme to the ocean world. 80's sci-fi beachside Paradise theme? neon lights at night? (Danger zone and treasure island could be on this planet)īasically expand upon the different zones found in the first map with their own dedicated planet maps. Urban themed planet with lots of futuristic city environments and paved roads. possible anti-gravity space theme flying around a giant space station, ruined or functional.Ĭolony. Low gravity, lots of craters, lots of shadows and black sky, rocky caves. Lots of vertical mountain space, deep cracks and canyons, lava rivers, etc. Difficult to find areas to take off and fly. heavy vegetations and slick surfaces, difficult landscapes to navigate with lots of roots and rocks and mud.
Aerial planet perfect for aircraft with lots of floating islands and very strong winds and travelling obstacles to avoid (floating rocks) Frozen tundra with blowing snow, ice covered lakes, slick surfaces, ice caves,
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Full of sand dunes, wide open spaces, strong winds, and the perfect planet to travel at hide speeds with land vehicles. Lots of wind, storms, whirlpools, and islandsĭesert planet. The original campaign map acts as level one, multi-themed starter planet The existing treasure planet and danger zone could be 2 separate planets, or 1 planet with different selectable zones similar to how maps are chosen in the Outer worlds. Imagine a map screen of a star system, and a bunch of planets available to choose from, each having their own theme(star wars style) What I would love is more (collect and use the pieces) campaign levels. What's there to test? The gameplay is already very structurally sound and fun! This is an English only subreddit due to moderation Do not DM or post server links that are not the Trailmakers Discord to anyone (If you do it, you will be instantly banned.)ĩ. No advertising, marketing or promotion of any kind. Do not discuss moderation in public channels.Ĩ. Keep it clean: No begging, harassing, doxxing, IP pulling, naming & shaming or hacking threats.ħ. NSFW/Suggestive content is NOT allowed or tolerated here.ĥ. This applies to all content including, but not limited to all types of posts, comments and usernames.Ĥ. Slurs, disruptive behaviour, harassing or bullying users or staff, spam, trolling, purposeful misinformation, bigotry, obscene, politically-charged, drug related and NSFW content will not be tolerated. No discrimination of any kind based on (but not limited to) colour, gender, sexual orientation, body type, age, heritage and ability.ģ. If our staff (Moderators and Dev’s) tell you to stop a certain behaviour, stop.Ģ. For anything urgent, contact us on our support email or Discord.ġ. If you have genuine concerns, message us on modmail. Need help getting Trailmakers to work? Join our Discord for quick support or e-mail staff are here to make sure this is a safe and pleasant space.
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