Originally posted by Tippssy:

Funny how this brainwashed community attacks you for wanting to make a game mechanic not aggravating.

Calling people brainwashed because they do not commit "user errors" is rude. All the "aggravation" people are suffering from is caused by themselves.

1. Carts do not flip over by themselves.
You literally have to be on an incline going perpendicular to the incline to get it to roll over.

2. Flipping your cart back over.
Build a workshop bench. Destroy the cart, grab the parts, and make it again. Not complicated.

3. Weight matters.
The heavier a cart is the hard it is to push. At 2000 weight you can expect to not be able to go uphill anymore. Take some weight out, pull the cart to the top of the hill and then put the stuff back in.

4. Hoe.
You have a hoe for a reason. Spending fifteen minutes making a road is far better than spending twenty minutes per trip hauling a cart through the rough terrain. The flat roads make it so carts do not flip over. Making roads also a non boring way to collect resources rather than chopping and regrowing the same trees.

5. Carts do not break on their own.
For a cart to break that means mobs are damaging it or you are running into objects because you refuse to make a road. You drive a car on a road and not randomly through the woods and rough terrain. Your car breaks if you did.

Originally posted by A-mak:

Carts suck, mine damages itself going up and down the ramp into my warehouse (made from the lowest degrees thatch roof).

So what you are saying is the game needs an actual ramp carts can use. So not a cart issue. Have you tried using steps instead?

Originally posted by A-mak:

Maybe a upgrade option to give the cart iron wheels and reinforcement? or a second cart, maybe a big wagon 4-wheel other people can catch a ride in?

That would be good because they could give the cart better weights mechanics. Like instead of a 2000 weight cart it pulling hard, it could pull as if it only weighed 1500 instead.