MathBuster

Currently the way the mule cart is set up makes no sense. It allows you to drop off meat from wild animals, but unintuitively you are unable to hand in berries, crops or meat collected from sheep.

... Except you can also right click any deer or boar on the map after collecting berries/sheep/crops and suddenly you can hand the collected food in at the mule cart; since it magically transforms into wild meat upon right clicking the wild animal. So it's still entirely possible, it just takes extra manual steps.

Why not just allow us to hand in all food at the mule cart but still keep the mill as a prerequisite to produce farms and as a sturdier/cheaper drop-off point for food?

So I've been enjoying Green Hell in coop with a friend. We've built a decent house in the Spirits of Amazonia map, and we figured we'd build a fish trap or two to fulfil our food needs.

• First I tried building a fishing pole trap. I can get two of the logs in the building plans, but after that it won't accept anything else. No fish hook, no sticks, no fishing pole, nothing. The only thing I can do is remove it again.

• I guess I'll try building a large fish trap instead. I place it down, we insert about 30 out of the 50 sticks... and now it won't accept any more. I can't even remove the building plans so there's a [half-built trap](https://i.imgur.com/B

I haven't played Space Engineers for a long time, yet I was still aware of all the dangers of pistons and rotors. I had hoped that some of the issues would be resolved by now, but to calm Clang's wrath anyway I started out by turning on creative mode and disabled block damage.

Then I built a rather large ship that had some spotlights attached to hinges, as well as an elevator that is extended by piston. It turned out pretty nice and I'm rather proud of it, so I made a blueprint to save it. However, now when I paste the blueprint the hinges and pistons don't contain their attachments anymore, meaning I have to rebuild and reconfigure entire parts of my ship each time I want to paste it some

With new voyages now almost daily being added to our inventory, I was wondering if there is a maximum amount of voyages you can have in total. And also what happens when one logs in after having reached this max. Will we still receive the voyage?

I used to think the maximum amount of voyages was three, but there seems to be a second tab allowing voyages to go up to six now. Does anyone know what happens when this amount is exceeded? Does another tab perhaps get added or will we lose out on receiving our voyage upon logging in?

For those who have been playing both the Standalone and the original mod: What are the biggest differences from the way you played back in the mod? For example the way you treat loot, food, zombies, locations, or other players now and before.

I'm genuinely curious!