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Needs to be more forgiving cause if the bridge isnt EXACTLY straight the crates start to turn and they stall and bridge cannot support 3. Oh yeah FF button.
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i hate it if the "comic worlds" have a shitty collision. begins at lvl 5 and this was the last level i played with this shit!
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The physics in this game suck... Honestly, there's like a hundred reasons why my bridge should have held together... And then like a hundred more why this flimsy piece of junk shouldn't have held up an elephant...
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This game is actually very true to actual bridge building: "Should we prioritise safety?" "Nah, let's just build as cjeap as possible".
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Guys! Why don't you go on the bridge one by one? That way we don't have to waste more money strengthening the bridge!
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For people going for today's badge- the second level is the hardest one you'll have to deal with (you should be able to get it by completing level 5). Use triangles- trusses and suspension triangles both help. Sometimes the connection points are superfluous- you only need one side to be supported for the bridge to work (though it'll be a bit rickety).
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Hey!
What?
I have a great idea!
What?
Let's roll elephants across rickety bridges spanning bottomless pits!
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And let's force a non-engineer with materials that do not conform to normal physics to build the bridges!
Excellent! I thought you were joking there for a minute!
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Okay. Some degree of randomness and unpredictibility is expected and welcome in many games. However, here it is frustrating. The exact same bridge might sometimes hold firm, break under stress, or even spontaneously fall apart on its own during successive attempts. Coupled with a lack of a speed up button, this gets exceedingly tedious.
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I'm sure my bridge would be stronger if I attached the pieces together with bolts instead of rubber bands which apparently my builder uses...
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Scumbag bridge: I'm gonna wait until your last guy is pushing the last box over me. Then I'm gonna snap and you're gonna lose.
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Game could use some more functions like Fast Forward, Hotkeys (for building/removing parts) and Undo previous action. General tip: enabling cinematic mode gives you more overview for building bridges.
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Game is too random you can watch the same simulation multiple times and some times the bridge will break and sometimes it won't also it seem to break in different ways.
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Say, how many elephants do you think we can fit on that wobbling wooden span?" "George, I reckon we won't know if we don't start with at least three.
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By the time I got the hard badge, I realized i hadn't built a bridge. I had just finished making a 40 meter long monster of wood and steel.
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fun concept, and plenty of laughs. I would really have appreciated a faster way to delete bridge pieces, whether via hotkeys or better mouse interaction. It takes a long time to dismantle a bridge piece-by-piece, and when I've built a first working bridge on a multi-chasm map, I don't want to hit "clear all" to deal with a complicated faulty bridge
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Could be cool to have a bridge building game that wasn't only about short-term durability - but also about longterm durability, introducing the complex reality of additional longterm cost with low budget bridges, and the problem with random or highly unpredictable risks that can occur.
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When the challenge bridge started increasing a meter at a time I was ready to scream. What kind of stupid badge requires me to make the exact same bridge over and over again?
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The game needs a slow motion to see where the failure was, or even better better yet a display mode similar to the FEA (finite element analysis) of CAD tools. Having data on the stresses and deformation (say right when the bridge fails) in the members would be great. And since I assume the simulation algorithm has this data internally, it should be really easy to display.
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The connections established are bad. The pieces work against each other instead of joining together and supporting each other far too often. I like the idea, but the implementation needs work.
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that 3th cargo guy is a real fatty, the first 2 guys can walk over the bridge carrying a elephant each but he cant even walk over it solo without breaking the damn thing!
"Don't eat that doughnut fatty.....doughnut BAD very very BAD!"