I'm sorry if these suggestions allready are mentioned in the forum, but I've always been poorly skilled at searching forums.
1. Just to create a more polished first impression to new players and demo testers, removing the need to restart the game when adjusting options would be great.
2. When I creat a new part (gearbox, engine, chassis) I would love to have more comparison points to my older parts. The Summary window would have been an excellent addition to the window where you can view older parts when designing a new one. The reson for this is mainly due to preference on my part. I'm so bad at remembering details, that when I wanted to make a better gearbox for a pickup truck I could not for the life of me remember the exact slider positions of the older gearbox. (This might be important for squizing the most out of every dollar the thing will cost, as well as when you are role playing and want to expand to new Trims.)
P.S. By "small" tweaks I of course mean as percieved when the user is fiddling around in the GUI, not in how much time it might actually take to implement this.
1. Just to create a more polished first impression to new players and demo testers, removing the need to restart the game when adjusting options would be great.
2. When I creat a new part (gearbox, engine, chassis) I would love to have more comparison points to my older parts. The Summary window would have been an excellent addition to the window where you can view older parts when designing a new one. The reson for this is mainly due to preference on my part. I'm so bad at remembering details, that when I wanted to make a better gearbox for a pickup truck I could not for the life of me remember the exact slider positions of the older gearbox. (This might be important for squizing the most out of every dollar the thing will cost, as well as when you are role playing and want to expand to new Trims.)
P.S. By "small" tweaks I of course mean as percieved when the user is fiddling around in the GUI, not in how much time it might actually take to implement this.