It would be really cool if we could use custom bases for the miniatures, with rocks, plants, snow, pieces of metal or something like that.

I think the terrain needs to feel more important than just cover. Units should be able to "jump" to get on top of certain terrain (like a cargo container). For Ranged this could give accuracy bonuses, but you would lose any cover. For melees maybe

Having team matches can create an atmosphere for engaging and fun gaming experiences. Different tactics and strategies would emerge and players would need to adapt. This would be a vital game mode for the longevity for the game.

Being able to see a visual graph of your crews cost from lowest to highest would be a nice QOL change to get an immediate estimate of the average cost of your crew.

The ability to open the game, paint, and play against AI/do a cargo run without internet connection would be great!

Please introduce a possibility to create custom maps. Best via the Steam Community Workshop, alternatively via a map folder in the default directory of the game.

There should be a "rulebook" for this game, just like a real miniature game would have, detailing game rules, turn order, unit activation, etc. Learning through discovery re AI games and Quick Start did not help me as much as I was hoping to underst

I think having cover that you can destroy to change the map layout could lend itself to pretty interesting strategies

For the "How to Play" videos I'd love if they had subtitles! Whether they'd show up by default if you have subtitles on in the settings menu, or if there's a "cc" option on the video itself. Would help me a lot with audio clarity (:

I've ran across a lot of new players who seem to not understand how armor works/what units have it. It would be cool to have armored units to have a different HP bar to signify that they have armor and take reduced damage. Definitely not a huge chan

The ability to enter a RGB or Hex code into the paint tool would make getting a specific color a lot easier

In most successful competitive strategic games, luck-based efficiency that doesn't bring startegic value on the table disapeared for good reasons I'm not complaining about things being random here, randomness isn't necessarly hurtful to a competiti

It's a small thing, but in a game that heavily sells the "Paint your Minis!" angle, while preventing users from openly talking means we can't say, "Hey your Captain looks great!" unless a Voice Emote is added to express this

I'm running out of time on my turns. It feels like I don't have enough time to perform 3 to 5 actions on 6 different minis once I get into the thick of battle