seriously, going out for days (in game obviously) to find a cave to get some materials is absurd and then having to do a massive trek just to haul everything back and fourth because you're playing solo is a nightmare. A wheelbarrow that you can keep in you inventory when empty but when filled has to be moved manually would be a good solution here but as far as I can tell nothing like it exists.

(oh also some way to get XP back after death or self revive once every X minutes if playing solo, once again, in MP not an issue, solo VERY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MUCH AN ISSUE. Redoing a full level again post 25 just because of some BS hit reg of a knife phasing through a wolf's head is just not something you should have to deal with as a player. I understand games are buggy and with a game like Icarus that takes a lot of mechanical risks I understand it, but forcing the player to have no way to coming back from that is just not fair or enjoyable. I really like icarus, but I have nearly put the game down SEVERAL times because it just feels like your running in place sometimes. Most players aren't going to tell themselves "just power through it, you know its fun once you get going again" they're just going to stop playing.)

Dont think the future universe Icarus finds itself in has heard of the wheel to be honest, so wheelbarrows would be out.
Not sure how they couldn't figure out a pull sled with some rope and wood though, its one on the most basic things people have used ages ago and one of the first things you would make when stranded and need some way to move things around, especially in the nice easy terrains we have found on Icarus.

How about a horse? Or an ATV. Anything to get around the map quicker.

Was advertised in the game videos when it came out, probably going to be behind a paid DLC wall though.

Originally posted by belstrahdt:

Was advertised in the game videos when it came out, probably going to be behind a paid DLC wall though.

? AFIAK RocketWerkz has never done that. I won't hide my concerns about the monetization of Icarus (just doesn't seem like a profitable game to me, then again stationeers doesn't look like that either yet it clearly is given they are still afloat and pushing content for it) and it definitely does still need work, but I don't remember RocketWerkz ever doing something like that. Maybe I'm wrong, but if I'm not I don't see how that assumption could be made in good faith.