Not every player can code. I really liked the way you could customize and program your vehicles in "Space Engineers", but wasn´t able to do it myself.
And you can´t just learn C+ (i think that´s what they used there, isn´t it?) in an hour.
And that´s why i liked the logic blocks in "Stationeers" so much. Players who don´t have any experience with coding or logic gates can learn using them with one short tutorial video (at least the basics) and they´ll be able to "program" much more complex things after some time.
For example:
When i started my first stationeers game, i had an idea about what logic gates are, but wasn´t sure how to exactly use them.
So i watched a tutorial about a sun tracker setup and a few days later i was able to build a ingame clock with these blocks.
And that´s what makes logic blocks so interesting for players who don´t know how to code.
You get the same feeling of progress and improvement like in your first KSP hours, when you start with no idea how to build a rocket and suddenly you´re landing on Mun.
