What's so bad about floating bricks? I can certainly understand it to a point, but one of the reasons I enjoyed RTB so much is because I could literally build anywhere! Personally, by not having the option (I certainly wouldn't expect it to be default. As I said, I can understand why you'd want it off), you're limiting creativity. One of the things I've wanted to build more than anything else is a floating castle. There's more to it than simply a floating building, of course, but you get the idea. Essentially, I'm a fantasy buff, and I'd really like to see such a thing in Blockland.
So, can someone explain to me what's so bad about having the option of floating bricks? I feel more confined, and less free to exercise my imagination without it. Actually, it's possibly one of the things I look forward to the most for a future mod. That, and the ability to change the jet boost level (I find it rather weak right now).
Having said that, I'll list some of the positives of having floating bricks off. It forces people to think within the confines of the real world. In other words, it forces people to exercise their minds, by forcing them to think in a way that they might not think otherwise. It forces people to build realistic models. Ones that, if you had the right peices, could be built in the real world.
While that's all fine and dandy, if I wanted to build a realistic model, I'd use my LEGOs to do it. I like Blockland, because it allows me to build (usually) outside the confines of the real world. It lets me build to match what my imagination can think up. Having floating bricks off limits this, and instead makes it almost as though I was using my regular LEGOs.
Hopefully, people don't take this the wrong way. I just can't understand why you'd want to limit yourself like that. I'd like to hear (well, read...) an explanation. Hopefully one that explains how *not* having the option of floating bricks makes Blockland better, and how it allows for an increase in freedom of imagination. Thanks in advance for the thoughtful, and thought-provoking, replies. If flames are to ensue instead (I hope not...), then I'll give you a "no thanks" in advance. Mouser X over and awaiting reply.