Blind Io

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This means you're not connected to the background servers. If you're online, I believe it's a port/firewall issue - this post might help.

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You can keep playing. The unlockables are linked to your account. In fact unlocking something else is a great way to test if it's a bigger problem.

As noted in the patch notes, this is expected behaviour.

This looks like a job for support@systemera.net! Send those crazy kids an email with your Username/gamertag thing and they can look into it. Might take a couple of days to get through the weekend backlog. Also, have you unlocked other stuff? Note that in the email too.

If the stuff doesn't unlock after 10 minutes, restarting the game usually helps trigger them.

Modifications to flattening are being worked on, with the goal being to bring back 'true flat' from the old terrain system. These changes have been delayed into next year.

Ensure your drivers are up to date and that you meet the minimum specs. To give us more info about your system; - Press the Windows key and type: DxDiag + Enter - Click "Save All Information" and save this .txt file somewhere you'll be able to find it. -attach the file to a post

Your stuff is still unlocked, that's linked to your account. You do however need a connection to the background servers. Restarting your Steam and/or your computer can reset the connection.

Creative trailer; https://youtu.be/mCT0y33PEKY

Spamming it won't get it done quicker. They're not going to be able to let you build bridges between planets. Any out of bounds issues will be resolved with either a respawn button, or a forced respawn or rebound when you cross the line. Just spawn a shuttle if you want to go elsewhere.

You can also turn Creative on, godmode off, and avoid plinths and flight. That way you've nearly got the normal game with the flexibility of the new options. If they'd add the option to remove infinite soil you'd be set to play the regular game with lod anchors. If you treat that as endgame content anyway it wouldn't really affect the research arc. (I'm guessing switching between modes preserves research progress in normal mode)

Play adventure mode for satisfying crafting and discovery. Play Creative mode to mess around. Pretty simple stuff really.