Suggestions

The shiftstones still have a gap of some playstyles being unfavored. Resulting in some people not being incentivized to learn them. One of them is sprint based playstyles. Why would you learn the hard to get used to sprint, if you have Flow and Stubborn for boosting the easy to learn dash? Most players completely skip sprint which is such a shame for the variety of playstyles... My suggestion: Swift Stone With the Swift Stone you get 2 small buffs on sprint: A way shorter buildup lag from starting spint. Keep your sprint while changing directions. While these buffs might sound extremely small compared to what Stubborn and Flow gives, but they have more advantages then you would think, making them good enough to be worth it in my opinion. The advantages: This makes sprint easier to learn. The way faster feedback from starting a sprint pose to getting the speed helps to realize if you did the right pose or not. It motivates the use of sprint, so more people will want to learn it. It's one of the rare Shift Stones that would be good for white belts, making early gameplay more interesting. It's easier to maintain your sprint through a corner, allowing to dodge attacks way easier. If you miss a sprint pose, it's easier to regain your sprint with the short buildup. Between 2 sprint poses it's already possible to do other moves while maintaining speed, but this timing is incredibly hard, while for dash this is incredibly easy already. With the shortening of the startup lag it's a bit easier for sprint as well. (Name suggested by Acorn.)

The old steam trailer for Rumble is pretty outdated, and... a bit boring (compared to how fights look nowadays). It would be really cool if we could get a trailer that showcases some of the moves that high-tier players have invented, as well as the cosmetics and the shop (and maybe a bit more). Thanks!!! :3

add a Mic hud element near your health so you can see if your talking or not :)

An Idea for a new move. Most basic RUMBLE moves are martial art inspired like straight or uppercut. So I thought it would only logical (an satisfyingly complete) if there were also a hook punch in the game. And it would add sideways movement and maybe some rotation to targeted structures. The pose could be similar to the straight and the uppercut so its them easy to chain them together. I think this move combined with the madness of the community of inventing and improving, this move could help to take some the linearness of fights out .Just imagine something like a curving disc ,or just smacking your opponents wall aside. (sorry for my grammar)

make a button to play single player in the duel maps

make the parry unground structures, like it was in the previous update

just think it would be a nice little touch, simular to how grounded objects make a rumbling sound.

A move with with you can shatter structures into small chunks .And throw these at your friends . Concept: Breaking a structure into multiple pieces .All pieces will automatically receive some forward inertia with can be amplified with a straight or otherwise modified. The size and number of the fragments would depend on the structure but they really should be bigger than a disc and they should also break and dispawn when making contact with the floor or other structures to not clutter up the Arena. An alternative version of this would be to make it a status effect like explode .So it only releases the shrapnel when being destroyed. Pose: The Left Hand in the straight position and the right in a palm strike .With the palm of your hand facing forward . Gameplay: Having a move like this would be great at close range having a shotgun like effect and also very entertaining way of blocking and throwing back objects.

Text version: Lanky Stone - Tall Stone : Doubles the flick distance Resilient Stone : Pillars get a +1 bonus strenght (and a new visually distinct look) Giroscopic Stone : Uppercut has more spin on grounded structures and actually adds spin to ungrounded structures

many in the community clinging to the peer 2 peer connection type, what would be the proposed functionality of 2v2? i know its likely a distant thought, but its something to put thought into prior. servers seem to be most logical solution personally, but alternatives that improve the current issues are always welcome my current concern for the 2v2 p2p system would be the "work load" balance between the players, since each player would be expected to "carry" their host rounds for their teammate, since you have the host advantage both opponents AND your own teammate also, a single rotation of host rounds would be twice as long. which just adds to tourney issues