Well .. come to this point, it is assumed that, no matter the method used to "save" those small portions of code of logical programs, these should be possible destroyed in pvp ... ok with that ( this is a pvp-pve sandbox game where 100% of everything can be destroyed or mining ).
The question here is the possibility of adding or not some type of "programming" or "script" inside the game (other than using the already known REGEX commands).
To me, I personally do not mind building certain things using thousands of logical blocks, but what I care is (and I guess most players), to be able to do certain things, using the least space, having the most possibilities.
For example, you want to make a mechanism to launch the drones of your mining vessel, to mine, in that ship, you have 10 drones (or 20, or 30, or all that you want), to throw all the drones to the Instead, you only need 1 button ... OK ... but if you want to throw all the drones one by one, you must have a button for each drone, and each button takes up space, and each launch mechanism also occupies your Space ... therefore, the more mechanisms you have to use to play, the more space you will remove in your ship / station so you can use it in other tasks (shields, weapons, systems, etc.).
What would you think, if I tell you that all these mechanisms can be done via a small "program" inside a display / computer, where you just have to write / select the drone / drones you want to use / launch? Really you would not use a system that allows you to decrease your ship 100 or 200 blocks, and use only 1?
And no, this would not create "player classes" in the community / game, you can currently play starmade without using any kind of logic; To play starmade you "do not need" to use logic blocks ... and here comes the big BUT ... but it is always interesting to be able to use the logic to make certain "tasks" more versatile and interesting.
"Give a man a pencil and paper, and he will draw you a house, give him a hammer and chisel, and he will build these house, give a man the right tools and he will bring the stars to the door of your house."