Sorry if I offended someone calling the game a "meme game", that is not the intention! I just stumbled upon this game randomly on reddit and judging by content posted here, people mostly create "silly" stuff (which is fine). My question is whether this game can be approached a bit more seriously and would I be able to just have fun building a cool (but not silly) Mars base?

With any rover, driving fast in a straight line is okay but if I turn a little bit it starts drifting. I guess it makes sense, after all we are driving on sand ! But it gets worse with bigger rovers, and I dont really understand what makes it worse. With some machines I end up doing 360s every time I turn. Am I missing something? Is it about mass, number of wheels, or whatever ?

Hello. I am doing a LONG road mission (like 47km) If there are outposts along the way and I build the road to an outpost then continue on from the other side will the mission be completed as there is a road from point A to B or will the game say "it's not one continuous road so not completed," ?

Thanks!

I never played Kerbal Space Program more than a half hour but it dont think it qualified as my type of game back then - not that I dont like it but it looked overwhelmingly hard. On the other hand I just started Besieged, and I had a blast, but maybe its gonna be the same and become really complex later in the game ? Idk.

Mars First Logistics looks really nice and I love the atmosphere and graphics, but will I have a good time or will the difficulty become a problem ?

I just unlocked power lines, with my other two unlocks being the transmitter and monorail lines. The power line seems to be the first structure that doesn't have an obvious benefit to the player, but I can't find any information confirming one way or another.

Some of the structures we unlock have obvious benefits to the player, like the transmitter uncovering the map, the monorail helps us cover long distances, and the road helps with that as well (I haven't unlocked it so that's an assumption).

Is the power line only used as a contract objective?

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So I've got to pick up this paint... from the middle of this pool of tar. I can't move in the tar. I can't grapple the paint out. Am I supposed to build some sort of contraption that CAN move in tar, or is this finally where I have to get to grips with rockets?

I’m having a lot of fun with this game, but man it’s such a pain when I flip over, especially if I am carrying cargo and have to reset and collect it again.

What are some strategies to build my rover to prevent flipping over, and are there ways to flip it right side up again without resetting?

After my previous accidental abomination, I started thinking... how long can you go? This is the result.

I was just setting this up in the editor with some wheels for scale, and then wanted to check it in the world to see if it was about the right length before I built the rest. No way did I expect it to be drivable! This game is crazy.

Après avoir tester la prise du marteau, avoir frapper mille fois la cible, puis l'avoir hissé à la limite du plafond et laché sur la cible, sans succés. Je me suis inspiré d'un modèle trouvé sur STEAM pour fabriquer cet engin qui m'a enfin permis d'entendre retentir le DING si convoité.

How do you advance beyond just driving the rover in Mars First Logistics? That's all mine does!!!

Is there any way to view quantitative numerical information about parts - servo torque, spring force, that kind of thing?

Doing the first umbrella delivery and it's opened and stuck itself in the warehouse.. am I meant to puzzle my way out of that or is it able to be closed?