/rwg/ - Rimworld General

nth for 1 on all jobs for all pawns in manual priorities

>>154137830
>using manual

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>Make Burning Man colony
>Start stockpiling drugs
>Eventually have a pretty good bit of everything stockpiled
>Force everyone onto a massive bender
>Run out of drugs
>Luciferium withdrawal starts setting in
>Everyone dies
>MFW

>>154138003
dat reverse /kspg/ of 4 years ago

>>154138109
>using mechpleb
ever consider watching a movie instead

>>154138109
landing a vertical rocket on its tailpipe manually is the most fun thing

>trader comes by during toxic fallout
>buy 5 wolves just to unload 100 starving turkeys
okay

>>154138281
>caravan comes in during the middle of winter
>sell them 100 chickens which promptly freeze to death
>haul their corpses back

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>craft eye patches and ear patches
>harvest eyes and ears for no mood debuff
>make mad money

for maximum keks you can craft surrogate organs and do the same then release the def blind prisoner with shitty organs back into the wild

So I've been putting this off, but two of my colonists are now getting to the point where they more-or-less routinely fight each other after a while because they each hate the other.

How do I reconcile them, if possible?

>>154139810
give each of them a gladius, draft them into the same room, replace the door with a wall, and undraft them

>>154139810
Use zones to make sure all they do for a week is eat, sleep, and talk to each other.

On a scale of 9 to 11, how lethal are bionically enhanced bears with the mod? Just installed it.

How rare is the event to get the AI persona core? I've been fast forwarding for almost an entire year now

gladius or longsword?

>>154140595
You can 1) call for exotic goods traders, they might have it
or
2) enable dev mode and force the psychic ship even to start

Are Slave Traders rare as shit or am I unlucky as fuck?

>>154140729

playing on 14 so I'm pretty boned I guess

What's this medieval mod I keep hearing about? Is it fun?

>>154142120
Force the event to start, then.

>>154140595
What does it do?

>>154144832
Used to build the spaceship, and can be implanted in colonists to cure brain disease.

>>154145616
>can be implanted in colonists to cure brain disease

With a mod or is this now in vanilla?

>>154146225
mod

>Pirates attack
>fend them off
>one survives
>harvest organs for the first time
>going in blind, so didn't know about the mood debuffs
>harvest Lung, kidney, heart
>surgeon goes into psychotic daze for the day after
>throws party while in the daze
whatever helps you get through this, my man

>>154146985
This is why surgeons should be trenchcoat wearing bionic enhanced deus ex psychopaths with too smart and a double flame in medicine.

Well Cassandra on rough was way too easy. Time to start fresh.

>>154147636

All of them are too easy. The only slightly challenging mode is tribals on the harder setting. Once you can set up a decent automated killbox, the game loses all challenge.

is there some way to make high priority cleaning zones

maybe i want to put out fires outside buildings but i dont want to clean certain types of rooms on an equal priority as the dining room and lab..

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>Buy game
>Check settings, no borderless fullscreen
>Attempt to use Borderless Gaming application to force it
>Still incapable of doing it
>MFW

>someone works so damn long on making a duster she forgets to eat

what the fuck

>>154148638
it has borderless fullscreen mate

>>154148992

Did you set it as manual prioritization?

>>154148635
Use allowed areas to restrict the researcher to the lab and let him only do cleaning and researching. When the lab gets dirty he'll clean it and then resume research.

>>154149117

Where? Don't see anywhere to configure it.

>>154149314
im not at my pc atm but its either just set it to fullscreen or windowd and put your screens res in resolution

you know what would be cool? Restricting harvest of growing zones by skill level

let the noobs harvest the potatoes but dont fucking touch the healroot, shit

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Fucking turkeys.

>>154149314

You don't configure it, it's borderless by default.

Not only that, but if you purposefully run at a low resolution because your eyes suck like mine, it'll actually upscale that resolution to your desktop resolution with, as far as I can tell, minimal to no blur.

>Start fight
>actual mood increase because it was cathartic
>one of the fighers had a finger ripped off

the fuck that was cathartic

>>154149725
>>154150636

Did that. It just puts it in regular old windowed mode. Da fuq?

>>154151220
is the game resolution the same as your desktop resolution

>>154152109

Whenever I attempt to change it to my resolution, it would just change it back and leave it in windowed mode.

Found a solution though. Just had to set -popupwindow in launch options.

>foggy rain right after a flash storm
Thank you RNG gods.

>>154153843
if there are enough fires it always starts to rain

>>154154316

Does this happen on every difficulty?

>>154154525
on challenge it always does at least, dont know about extreme

>>154154525

I'm pretty sure its a way of keeping the fire spread from causing FPS death.

Need to pull out some molotovs to test and see if they can be use to help summon rain.

Is the rich explorer that much harder than default? It almost seems easier

>>154155412

Depends on whether you get another colonist early on.

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> mfw I haven't been able to beat the game on Default Cassandra Some Challenge

Something retarded always forces me to restart. Maybe this kind of game just isn't for me. I hate investing ridiculous amounts of type, effort and planning only to watch it all crumble down.

>>154155678

How many games have you played?

I felt the same way at first, but then I noticed my bases were actually lasting a little bit longer each time before I finally ended up "winning"

Now shit is easy and I do stupid shit for fun, like train armies of attack squirrels.

>>154155814

> How many games have you played?

About 6 or 7 over the past couple weeks.

The only shit I've noticed with each passing game is crap feels slower, I get shittier and shittier starts and it's increasingly more annoying to have to start over.

>>154155918

Do you have specific events that seem to fuck you over the most, or particular resource shortages that are fucking you?

I seriously underestimated the importance of getting healroot setup immediately for a long time, for example.

Is mountain terrain broken? The map i'm on now has mountain almost all the way around the edges, I don't even see how raids could get to me.

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Every single meal I make gives my colonists food poisoning, and I can't figure out why. I have a steel cold box for everything edible

>>154156336

Because your kitchen is a disgusting hole. Need to get that shit cleaned up.

>>154156294
there are open areas in mountains that could be bordering the end of the map, if you clear them up raids can spawn there too
you can check with dev mode by turning off fog

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>Start game
>Spend first 5 minutes looking for where the game dropped my fucking iron this time

Why the fuck does everything start forbidden. Shit is stupid as fuck.

>>154156060

let's see if I can remember my most recent few restarts... you've probably already read them at some point in this thread because it makes me so fucking angry

- colony easy biome, doing alright but I didn't know how to extinguish fires, killed a boomrat near my base but outside my home area and had no clue why my colonists weren't extinguishing the fire. realized I had to mark it as home area when it was out of control
- desert biome, get all the way to component assembly research, realize I need 30 components to craft the bench, can't find it after two in-game years of mining and I didn't get any more traders ever
- tribe start, realize it's fucking retarded having the game start off behind in research while still sending in guys with firearms at me. got rekt shortly afterwards because my wooden clubs and bows were no match
- another desert colony start, get all the way to component assembly, go hunt an ostrich, hunter hits an elephant besides it instead, whole map goes manhunter and murders my entire colony
- colony start on tropical rainforest, entire colony is food poisoned 24/7, some guy asked for shelter because he was being chased, offer shelter but the game decides to add a second raid on top of that one, one of the enemy raiders was an asshole pumped up on one of those enhancing drugs with a pump shotgun, he just walked up to my dudes behind sandbags and shot their faces off

Hi folks. >>154046437 here. The good news is that I've realized that selling below normal quality and other throwaway clothing is quite lucrative, and have managed to get every piece of silver my traders have. The bad news is that there was a grand total of one trader since my last post.

This is ridiculous. Why the fuck are traders so rare.

>>154156773

Did you piss off some of the friendly factions by attacking them (or having some of them die when you get raided and they decide to "help"?)

If you piss off the two friendly factions at the start, trading becomes super rare and you basically have to call in the Orbital Traders

>>154156773

I haven't done it myself but there's a structure you can build called Comms Bench. You can make one of your colonists call in a trade caravan for 600 silver.

I've never actually done it myself so I don't know how it works exactly. I think you need an Orbital Beacon as well.

>>154156401
not him but my kitchen is a disgusting hole with blood everywhere because of butchery and they've never had poisoning
my cook is skill 10 though so maybe that has something to do with it

>>154156625
melee can work if you funnel them through a chokepoint and make sure there are obstacles just before they enter so they cant peak and shoot you and are forced to enter the room with your melee duders
the medieval mod can work vs guns because of that

>>154156773
if you are on alpha 15 just call them with the comms console for 600 silver, if not you can mod your save file to up their rate

>>154157030

Is your stove and the butchery table literally right next to each other though, or just in the same room.

Stove, storage, and dining area's proximity to filth make most of the difference.

>>154157152

not that guy or the other who replied, but I always build my kitchen right next to my butchery

I never had any problems until my last game where I 1) embarked on a tropical rainforest 2) I don't have anyone with cooking skill so my highest cook is like 2. This game everyone had food poisoning 24/7 so I'll either attribute it to cook skill or food source.

Just like sometimes you fail construction? Well sometimes your cooking has a hidden fail where it will poison the eater.

>lose all but one colonist
>6 gunshot wounds, in shock
>he gets up after a few hours
>bleeding loss like crazy
>try to heal self
>cant

The fuck you cant patch yourself up well gg this world fucking dumb colonist dont know how to put on a bandaid

>>154157561
nigga its kinda hard to bandage your own spleen

>>154156962
>>154157052

Great, so I can call a trading caravan, using up the vast majority of my saved-up silver, so I have a small chance of getting a caravan carrying gold and making maybe 60 silver back max.

I appreciate the advice

>>154158031

Better pray to the RNG god.

I've personally never seen a trade caravan with less than 1000 silver.

I think you don't even have to call a caravan. The trade happens instantly with the orbital trader.

>first game of rich explorer
>2 escape pods in my first 3 days

thanks randy

how do i properly deal with infestations

every solution i can find seems to involve destroying everything in the infested room along with the hive with fire or shooting up the surrounding area with turrets reinstalled in the hallways

>how do i properly deal with infestations

Destroy it with fire or put turrets inside of hallways

>>154158440
make your walls out of memebrasures

>>154158548
so i gotta write off anything valuable in the affected room?

>>154158985
>memebrasures

if we're all gonna make killboxes and bait raiders into them might as well put up embrasures even if it confuses the AI even more

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>tfw you finally start your nuclear power plant and can turn everything on

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>>154158440
>not using commieblocks to create open firing lines up and down your base

>>154159468
>using mods to cheat the game

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poor bugs, spawned in the wrong power plant

Just got my first psychic ship, Only have some nades, emps, and a LMG.

Current plan is to surround with turrets and sandbags, but my main builder is starting to get pissy. I have Beer, Flake, and Go-juice, what substance would be the best for a decent mood buff that doesn't fuck me over too hard in the short and long term?

>>154160737
how do you prevent peons from using others' bedrooms as hallways?

>>154162032
https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=16098.0

Do not disturb mod. But the bedrooms are on the ass end of the base anyway, so pawns aren't going to be up there for much of any reason in the first place except to sleep, and they'll just go straight to their own bedroom for that.

>>154161153
alcohol for pain combined with go juice

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This game TRIGGERS ME REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE im so fucking bad at it that its basically over the second im attacked the first time by raiders

and so i start making my army

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>>154169439

does anyone else find it sad to lock an exclusive researcher away in the lab forever and ever secluded from everyone else doing their thing?

I like to assign researchers at least one other job around the colony even if it hamstrings research speed, or maybe have two researchers take shifts

The problem with "it should be part of vanilla" is that not 100% of RimWorld players use mods. However, 100% of RimWorld players play RimWorld, the actual game. If Tynan was to work the next few weeks/months implementing CCL's features as part of the core game he would make 0 progress fixing bugs, adding features he wants to and expanding RimWorld as an actual game.

There's a reason CCL is fan-made. RimWorld is very successful but ultimately made by a small studio and I think some people forget that. Any development time taken away from research and implementation of content just stagnates the game on a commercial level at its current iteration.
why are so many people fucking sucking the dick of devs or really anyone in establishment nowadays christ

>>154169718
two researchers CAN have shifts, it's called night owl

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Tundra's p comfy.

What's the best way to manage Power? I'm using a Wind turbine and a few solar panels whit a separate line fuel generator handling the coolers and My brewery temperature control but i hate having to switch out the work benches every night in Order to have the lights on. Also My batteries have 50% efficency, is there a reason behind that?

>>154134218
Yes. If your base is the only dug open area with overhead mountains on the map, you know infestations will always appear inside it. So they're always close and in accessible areas. Depending on where exactly they appear, you can either snipe them or wall them off and burn them.

>>154147879
So don't set up automatic killboxes. They're lame AF.

>>154172425
I just build fuckmassive solar energy farms with turbines interspersed and enough batteries to get through 24 hours with everything on.

Fuck switches.

Admittedly the shorts actually comment on how fuckmassive the load is when they erase everything within 3 tiles of the short that isn't a stone wall or otherwise tanky as shit.

>>154154316
>>154155053
I think they only added that bullshit in alpha 15.

I had a huge wildfire in alpha 14 that burned the entire map outside my colony. No FPS lag.

>boomalope manhunter pack
>set up defenders
>boomalopes split into 2 groups of 30+
>the simultaneous explosions in one group instantly erase most of the boomalopes in that group
>not even bodies remain
>foggy rain starts up as soon as the last shot is fired
neat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqWZqQXk_Ao

how good are the advanced prosthetics of EPOE ?
with the cost of the upgrade in mind i expect them to be 2x as good

>>154172425
nigga just build moar power plants so you dont have to micromanage that shit

Use wind+solar power from day 1 and later on supplant it with geothermal and/or ship reactors.
Connect everything to the same power grid.
Run your power conduits inside stone walls. Have multiple routes for critical connections.
Never keep more than few kWd of power stored in the grid.
Have fully charged and uninstalled backup batteries ready for all sorts of catastrophes.
Turn off your ground scanner once you've plan designated all the deep ore deposits.
If you use turrets, keep them grouped behind a switch so you can toggle them as necessary.

>>154176462
holy shit my biggest so far was 19x15 and fucked me up good

>>154176462
open it

>>154176559
Are mystery box innards generated with the map or when you open them?

ie. do they scale with difficulty only or that plus colony wealth?

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is this normal or have the mods i am using broken their AI ?
big raids like tribals will also start getting stuck on the entrance to the killbox and will attack the granite rock mountain walls which in turns causes fps lag
i am not complaining, makes dealing with them way easier, just wondering if its mods or is the ai this buggy in this case

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1 sleeping alpha beaver > 40 manhunter wild boars

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wild boars confirmed spartans

>>154177138
i think its random
i had the big one on a basebuilder map and on rough i usually get only 4x10 and shit like that mostly without centipeds

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the wild boars are doing it, taking out a combat supplier caravan in this chokepoint

>>154177913
Now throw a Molotov in there and post results.

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sparkles has to clean up

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Rate my base.

I'm mad you can't have more animal zones than 5.

>>154178476
>nuclearfallout/10

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right clicking where the boars made their last stand was a mistake

>>154178476
I like it very much just for the fact that it doesn't have any boring OP killboxes.

That geothermal generator in the middle of a road is ugly though, redesign the area around it.

>>154178609
Yeah I am about to redesing kitchen/eating area So I will surround that block with trees or something.

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>>154178476
Few tips from me, marked areas that need redoing.

Green: Make it your living area that's walled from each side with roof in case of Toxic fallout, possibly connected to hospital with 5x5 bedrooms, give all your colonists double beds just in case.

Blue: Make that spot your kitchen and food stockpile, possibly move it more to north near your houses and make a long table with chairs somewhere there so your colonists don't have to go retarded lenghts just to get some food and chit chat for relaxation.

Red: make it all around animal sleeping grounds for all of them, Alpacas don't eat eggs and even if they would judging by your Hay supplies I think you're good, just set animal sleeping spots near it and even animals that eat eggs won't touch them since they have hay closer to them.

And a tip, that generator in green area can be used as free heating if it's walled and roofed.
My 2 cents.

>>154179683
Fuck I completly missed that kitchen, my bad.

But stop gathering food, nigga you got enough food for 2 years.

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>>154179683
That was more that I want to know, thanks for help!
No I'm fighting mechanoids. Will post updates later!

>11 manhunter elephants
>kill them all
>each one yields 4 stacks of meat
What the fuck am I going to do with all this meat?

>>154180164
Sell, obviously. Or freeze and save for later.

>>154180394
I don't need pocket change and I already have steady lavish meal production going on. Oh well.

>>154180602
Then why are you asking stupid questions?

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The snappening, coming soon to a colony near you.
You can't kill them all, why even try.

>finish the tutorial
>the one thing the game doesn't teach you is how to turn hunted animals into food
>starve as everyone ends up eating raw meat
Time to look stuff up!

Is each in game day just a day or is it like a whole season of game time?

>>154181409
heck i've seen those fuckers kill bears

that being said you can outrun them and kite them

>>154181878
They were nerfed in a recent patch though

>>154181835
you a stove and a bill to make simple meals to turn raw product into food
1 day is just a day
15 days = 1 season
4 season per year

>>154181835
>utterly incapable of figuring things out on your own
Why... why are you even playing a dwarf fortress clone?

>>154182113
tbf the game did claim to have a "dynamic help system"

>>154181409
New Gumball episode looks great!

>>154156567
>find one tile that has iron on it
>double click it
>unforbid

Voila

>>154173812

Ain't forest fires actually generate rain after a while because of clouds and things, in real life?

>>154182306
just like alberta, right?

>>154182306
>he doesn't know what a cloud is

think composition friendo

So just to be clear, bugs show up in rock rooms with an "overhead mountain" and NOT "rock roof (thin)", right?

>>154182379

Yeah, i remembered that i live in Southern France, that there were at least 7 forest fires the past two month and that there was a perfect blue sky without one cloud for the past 3 months.

Why did i even thought there was a thing between forest fires and rain. I live in France's California, i should have thought better.

Am I missing something, or is hunting utter shit in this game? It's the definition of unnecessary micromanagement.

You need to constantly scan the map for animals and manually tag each one you want to hunt. Really?

Why the fuck can't I just select species to hunt from an animal list and have hunters automatically hunt them as they appear on map?

>>154182961
Colony Manager

>>154182851
yes

>>154182851
No. They can spawn anywhere once your base is connected to a tile that has overhead mountain on it.

I recently got bugs in my dining room which was clearly outside of the mountain.

>have 2 sets of visitors at my colony
>warg manhunter x60
>they walk out side and die 2 tiles from my front door
>a visitor has arrived
>lose 35 rep with a single fucking faction because of the endless massacres
RIP

>no joy bonus for keeping your beers cool
Oh sure have all the warm beers you want, weirdos.
Might even move them to the hottest room i have.

Someone should make a manual control mod

wasd movement
mouse aiming

>>154182913
when you're talking about temperature changes as a result of ash let me try to roughly describe it

there are many types of ash but what we care about are 'fly ash'. ash varies in chemical composition so chemists usually try to list the most prevalent piece in it

wood ash (ash typically left in the pit) is composed of calcium carbonate or calcium oxide. this ash is too heavy to fly normally and obviously won't affect weather this way

but we care about fly ash - which typically has silica (SiO2). Wood has some silica, particularly within the bark. However, SiO2 very prevalent in magma (45-70%, depeneding on type of magma). So in a volcanic eruption a lot more fly ash is produced. So you're comparing a small presence of silica in bark and wood, which is on trees which are not that dense compared to magma, a dense fluid that is 50% silica. so that's why volcanic eruptions change weather, but not fires.

This should also be apparent in how much ash is on the ground after a large fire vs a large eruption. ash has buried people in pompei, and you can also see how much ash was produced from st. helens. on the contrary, even large fires (and i lived through some huge ones near in so cal) might barely produce a thin layer only observable on your car window unless you're basically RIGHT near the fire in which case it can be pretty noticable

cool thing about fly ash is that while not typically a good conductor, it is very good at absorption and the water it absorbs can conduct electrical current and short out electrical lines, so that's always fun having to clean those up before turning off the breaker

as for the wood ash not "usually" flying, it actually flies almost every campfire. it can fly for short distances because a superhot piece of wood heats the air around it which moves upwards and this effect can lift light flakes of wood into flight. some of these have really gone a long way actually but most of them barely go a only go a few yards

>>154182113
If any of us could figure shit out on our own we would be playing dwarf fortress

>>154184529
pure water is not a good conductor
silica isn't either

or humidity would do it, but it needs to be a little more than that, like fog, in which it carries the stuff that is found in water which is a good conductor

>>154185051
Don't project your own shortcomings to everyone ITT.

I-im having trouble defeating raiders, how do i go about not dying very early?

Do you put all your workshops into the same rooms, or do you make different rooms for them? (For example stone room, tailor room, metal room)?

>>154184529

Wow, thanks for the explaination.

>>154185051
I've been playing df since 2008. It's fun to try new things sometimes.

Also, rimworld has better balanced gameplay. DF is pretty much impossible to lose once you figure out the controls

>>154185579
Get used to the cover system and learn to micromanage your draftees to best effect. A decent shooter with the starting survival rifle is usually enough for the early raids, but draft your pistoleer as well. And if you have a decent melee guy in the starting three, might as well keep him on the ready as well.

Use any kind of high-HP walls (ore veins, built stone walls, mountains) and sandbags for cover against enemies with ranged weapons. Prepare a killzone where the incoming enemies have no cover. Shootouts between covered shooters get drawn out and risky, so your best bet is to flank in those cases. And finally, standing out in the open when your enemy is hiding behind cover is a death sentence.

>>154186351
>DF is pretty much impossible to lose once you figure out the controls
So is RW

>>154183552
>get a drop pod
>it's -95C outside, better get to him fast to save him
>he starts leaving
>walks at a snail's pace outside
>while wearing t-shirt and pants
>cue extreme freezing in 10 seconds flat
>I'm never going to get rid of this guy

>>154186653
What if they like it well done?

I'm planning a fort for 60. How many hydroponic tables with taters should I have for each colonist?

>>154187086
Isn't 45 the limit for colonists?

>>154187121
randy has no limit
there are also custom story tellers that have higher/no limits too

>>154187121
>>154187181
There is no "hard" limit for colonists, only a soft limit depending on the storyteller.

And I didn't choose yet the storyteller - I want something sustainable over time, so I might go Chillax Extreme or stuff like that.

So I put the siblings in the same room and have them do work at the same location, but neither attractiveness nor compatibility is increasing. What do? I want them to fuck.

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>>154187051

>>154187354
Intelligence is comparative. It's not rare for colonists to decide to start going for a walk in the middle of a wildfire.

>>154187354
>Infection (extreme, untreated)
Make sure to have your best tailor making some thrumbofur parkas to sell.

>>154187408

That one guy who just begin to lay on the ground, watching the sky. Fucking forest burning around him.

"everything is fine"

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I'm thinking in something like this. Each small area is 11x11, the larger ones are 23x23.

Thoughts/criticism?

>>154188761
Absolutely awful.

>>154189013
Suggestions on how to improve it, then?

>>154189073
shift+delete.

Learn how roofs work, get an idea of what rooms you actually need and how much space they take.
Basically, play the game before planning shit.

>dinner and rec in separate rooms
>fuckhuge bedrooms
>stockpiling shit in separate rooms
>separating workshop types
>kitchen/freezer in the same room

bedrooms need not be bigger than 2x2 unless you have a greedy motherfucker on your team

every production bench should ideally be in the same room, around the same two toolboxes. Exception of high volume benches like drug labs which should use the stool trick like your cook stove

your main metal/textiles stockpile should be in your workshop, which should be one fuckhuge room, even bigger than the rec room

separate kitchen/freezer. I have a kitchen with a few important stockpiles cooled between 0 and minus 5 and a freezer at minus 20. Your cook will hate you if he's working by minus 20 unless he's a cold lover. Store meals in the freezer, too

learn how roofs work, your shit is gonna collapse as is. Wide and long hallways are your friends if you plan to build under a mountain.

>>154189374
>Learn how roofs work
This isn't detailed. It is only a rough placement. OF COURSE there will be internal walls, do you really think I'll dump 24 beds inside a large room?

>get an idea of what rooms you actually need
I want two barns, so I can avoid chicksplosion;
separated dinner and rec rooms for mood stack;
individual bedrooms, even if small, to avoid the "shared room" malus;
the kitchen should be large enough to be subdivided into ingredients and meals areas;
workshops should go all in the same room, so I can use the same toolboxes, lamps and such;
wood often overflows, so it's best it has its own stockpile;
hospital should go near the entrance, since colonists often get hurt by stupid shit.

>>154189073
You might want to check this out:
https://www.reddit.com/r/RimWorld/comments/4yysxx/seems_like_were_sharing_layouts_who_else_plays/

>>154189856
>dinner and rec in separate rooms
What is this, Bad Advice Day? Of course they should be separate, because pawns get happy thoughts from them individually. One room only ever counts as either diner or rec.

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>>154189374
>>154189856
Here's how the bedrooms should look like. They're small, but individual and enough for a double bed plus some statues.

can you use ducts to pipe hot air generated from a geothermal generator to distant buildings or is that only for redistheat's modded heaters/coolers

>>154190156
If you try to make a huge duct to funnel hot air it's going to count as huge as fuck room, which will probably not warm up all that much.

>>154189910
I'm checking it out. Thank you.

Research inside the hospital is brilliant - both because of the bonus and because after you got enough colonists to need more beds, odds are you won't do research anymore.

I might swap the stone and textiles areas due to the chunks, fair point.

The bedroom/kitchen/freezer triangle isn't doable here due to the sheer amount of bedrooms. However, the kitchen is near enough them and in a central location, with direct access to the dinner room. (that can be small due to different time tables - I often divide my colonists into "shifts", I could go with only two long tables if I wanted)

I don't like the four squares bedrooms due to the lack of place for statues - I want the "impressive bedroom" bonus.

>>154189856
>I have a kitchen with a few important stockpiles cooled between 0 and minus 5 and a freezer at minus 20
0 is freezing you eggplant. There's no need to ever go past that.

>>154190108
Your stockpile configuration remains retarded beyond comprehension and anyone spending time on those hallways will enjoy the cramped debuff.

Regarding the bedrooms, they are too small to realistically get each one into 60+ impressiveness for buffs, yet bigger than minimum. Inefficient as fuck. And pawns who spend time in their own rooms for rec (praying, meditating, etc) will hate their life.

And that layout is ugly as sin. I guess you don't care about aesthetics, but you should. That's not a good layout for efficiency in any case.

>>154190538
Not him, but seriously?

Set up the freezers to 0 and your food will slowly spoil, since each time a colonist opens the door, the temperature will be positive for some time. And having an even lower temperature is convenient as a buffer for solar flares.

>>154190682
If you don't have an airlock your freezer is bad.

>>154190538
I guess that makes you the rotten eggplant, then. Freezers experience more traffic than any other room. Wooden autodoors are only so fast. They need to be cool to stay below freezing with their doors constantly opening.

>>154190738
Airlocks (and walls as well) still convect temperature. Building airlocks for freezers is a waste of space, resources and most importantly every colonists' time. Just set the temperature to properly, nigga.

>>154189856
>dinner and rec in separate rooms
Separated bonuses.

>fuckhuge bedrooms
They aren't, see the picture below. Again, the first picture is just a rough placement, not detailed.

>stockpiling shit in separate rooms
I usually try to stockpile stuff near its production. Sometimes it isn't doable (see textiles far from crops and animals), though. Also it looks neater.

>separating workshop types
I'm not. There's a single workshop.

>kitchen/freezer in the same room
I'm planning to subdivide the room into "kitchen proper" (stove, meals) and "freezer" (butcher table, ingredient stockpiles). I didn't do the math yet for the sizes, though. (The kitchen should have space for at least 600 meals - enough for ten days).
With that amount of colonists, odds are I'll have dedicated haulers, so at least one of them will keep bringing stuff from the freezer to priority stockpiles in the kitchen.

>learn how roofs work, your shit is gonna collapse as is.
See >>154189894
>OF COURSE there will be internal walls, do you really think I'll dump 24 beds inside a large room?

>>154190738
Airlocks are a waste of space, and space is more precious than energy.

>>154190936
>>154191032
https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=25368.0

I've tested it as well, open doors acts like vents and very quickly equalize the temperature in between rooms. If your airlock has the same temperature as the entrance, it's useless but if it's significantly below 'room' temperature, it will let cold air escape when a solar flare hits.

>>154190661
>Your stockpile configuration remains retarded beyond comprehension
Maybe I should put the stockpiles in the other side of the map instead of near the workshop, eh.
(The hospital will have a stockpile for meds and body parts; "stone" is both for chunks and stone bricks; wood stuff gets its own stockpile because it often overflows; textiles and apparels go together and near the killbox because, guess what - crematorium)

>and anyone spending time on those hallways will enjoy the cramped debuff.
I need to playtest it a bit, but if they do, making the hallways 3 wide instead should be easy enough.

>Regarding the bedrooms, they are too small to realistically get each one into 60+ impressiveness for buffs, yet bigger than minimum.
I've found two excellent marble statues are usually enough to do the trick; again, gonna playest it.

Regardless, 3x4 is more than enough to add *AT LEAST* three statues not touching the bed.

>And that layout is ugly as sin. I guess you don't care about aesthetics, but you should. That's not a good layout for efficiency in any case.
I do and this is a fair point; I'm going to solve it by rounding it a bit.

>>154191656
I just put my kitchen in the freezer and randomly wall colonists in so they freeze to death.

>>154191656
I'm not saying it's useless; I'm saying it's a waste of space. Better just set up the coolers to a smaller temperature.

Does anyone know the basechance of orbital tradeships happening in either A13 or A14? I only found the basechance of A12, which was 22 and i think it was a tad bit too high.

>>154191656
I've tested temperature more thoroughly than that.

>open doors acts like vents
This is wrong. Vents transfer temperature slightly faster than hold open doors for some muh gaem balance reason.

Sorry, but airlocks for freezers are beyond useless. An overengineered solution to a non-issue. At best they save you minimal amount of spoil time during a solar flare at the cost of space and colonist time. Wowitsfuckingnothing.jpg.

The only real use for airlocks is outdoors/indoors insulation in extreme temperature biomes.

Do food poisoning chances increase if the meal was made by a low level cook?

>>154192924
i get it all the time and i have a sterile floor kitchen that is always 100% clean + a level 17 cook

After some testing: the bedroom size is a fair point, I had to put two masterwork statues to make it a "little bit impressive". I tried to add 6 bedrooms to each 11x11 because it fit nicely, but I'm changing it based on the test.

>>154188761
Let me just say this: You will abandon that colony long before it's done, or redesign it significantly as you play. Half of the shit on it won't work, especially not for 60 pawns.

Mark my words.

>>154193679
Wait a bit. I'm drawing it in the game with dev tools now, since while some people did give some interesting advice ( >>154189856 for example), some couldn't join two neurons together and assumed this was more than a rough draft, like >>154189374.

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Who else just loves courtyards?

it's an ass to defend and my niggas are forced to walk through the open during toxic fallouts and heatwaves but I find it comfy because it actually looks like something thrown together after just crashing onto the planet.
Walling the eastern part completely off kills my efficiency whenever I need to mine/haul something east of the base, but it forces all events to approach from the west where my defenses are.
Raids are manageable if I retreat into the building in time and I have some pretty badass melee dudes to jump intruders in close quarters. I get all my pawns high on yayo during hostile events so kiting is easy too.

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well that was dissapointing

>>154195240
They sure have comfy aesthetics. Much better than poor attempts at machine-like efficiency.

>>154195406
Your mods are fucking retarded.

>>154196409
You're fucking fat.

Will fibrous/sensory mechanites stay forever if I dont' treat them?

If you counter the pain effect with painstopper implants, they're fucking amazing buffs.

>>154196409
>misc w mai + robots
>rimsenal
>rimushima
>vegetable garden
if you want pure vanilla its your decision buddy, i am bored of that

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>two of my 4 colonists now got sleeping sickness

Which map size do you play on?

>>154197475
300*300

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>forgot to bionically augment the only prostrophile colonist

>>154197475
The default.

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>>154197475
Maximum.

Just rape my PC senpai.

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>>154197570
>be worker in technologically advanced colony
>really love the idea of strong robotic limbs
>could probably do my job much faster and more efficient with some bionic arms or legs
>sometimes the local psycho tribes attack but i can't fight
>every now and then see some of the soldiers with cool bionic prosthetics after they were injured in combat
>they don't really like them and rather have their fleshy limbs back and i get jealous
>tfw the qt doctor will never make me augmented

>>154197570
Does more augments make them even happier or is it just a case of has bionic vs has not?
I'd give mine more than just a fancy eye but they were in the hospital bed for so very fucking long after that flawless operation.

I gave a guy with a bad back matching robolegs and he was in there less than 5 minutes realtime more or less.

>build a comfy and self-sufficient colony
>abandon it to win the game
Rimworld really needs more victory conditions.

>>154198802
nah its just having it vs not having it

>>154198228
>want cool robotic arm
>have lung removed and get made into kibble instead

Beavers are legitimately scarier than most other events

>>154199929
What? They're completely harmless.

>>154200309
are not

>>154193679
I went to lunch, and ended not drawing it.

Say, what do you think that wouldn't work, considering this layout only shows general placements and not actual room borders like between the bedrooms, or stuff like the pillars inside the crops zone?

>>154197775
Main problem I've found with large maps is distances.

>>154199929
>>154200309
Not scary or harmless... only annoying. You need to send all your colonists to hunt them otherwise they'll deplete the wood.

>>154200346
They're good for hunting and they remove unnecessary trees that could propagate wildfires or be used as cover by enemies.

Explain how they are not a positive event.

>>154199013
I saw in the .xml files that humans have pregnancy time (45 days) and life stages defined; so we can assume kids will be eventually implemented. This brings another victory condition, "continued settlement".

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Is this enough to get through the winter?

>>154200560
Not him, but:
>Explain how they are not a positive event.
Wood depletion. Before you have wood farms, this can be bad.

>>154200660
>food stacking up to 750
Which mod is this from?

>>154200781
That's bullshit. Craft your walls and furniture from stone instead.

You only need a little bit of wood for some workbenches and fast autodoors.

>>154200781
In what way do you play this game that requires you to have a wood farm?

>>154201003
>That's bullshit.
>I don't use wood, so nobody uses wood!

>Craft your walls and furniture from stone instead.
>I'm too dumb to realize different resources have their pros and cons, so I'd craft everything from a single resource.

Wood is cheap albeit flammable. They're depleting said resource. This can be harmful or harmless depending on your playstyle, but only a brainless idiot would say "dis iz pozitive".

>>154200876
>literally editing 2 lines in a .xml

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Stenn's been laying in bed for about a week now, after the accident with the turrets.

Doc. Zhora, his fiance, is trying her best to revive him but I don't think it's working...

Is he basically a vegetable at this point?

>>154199929
>always make drafted squads and manually slaughter beavers
>decide this one time it will be different
>mark all of them for hunting, equip ranged weapons on all my fuckers and enable hunting for every colonist
>sit back and watch beaver hunting season ensue
>whole pack of beavers turns manhunter after the first two shots
>draft everybody
>rev up those miniguns
>situation is unsalvageable
>mayday mayday
>everybody is mauled beyond saving
>ragequit

Always hunt them manually. Always.

>>154201382
Sounds like you're just awful at the game mate. Beavers are not even remotely close to being threatening unless they happen at day 0.

>>154200624
>and life stages defined
How would that work? I imagine waiting 8-12 ingame years for the little shit to do ANYTHING would be annoying.

>>154201353
Wood is convenient for cheap "fences"; fast to build and easy to replace. It doesn't work against raiders, but it keeps herbivores/carnivores from eating your crops/animals.

Low-skilled crafters and artists with burning passion are still worth using. They can use wood to "train" before moving on to steel and marble.

If the terrain is plains, stone is less abundant; you'll want to use stone for walls and wood for other stuff.

A wood farm is convenient in all cases above, it's low-maintenance and you don't need to send your colonists half map just to chop wood; however, in the earlier game, it is nowhere critical, so you'll want to have at least _some_ natural wood in the map. The alphabeavers deny said resource if you just ignore them.

>>154201382
lol y u so mad tho?

I already covered the only proper use cases for wood. Stone is far superior.
>abundant byproduct of mountain colony building
>no need to manually designate harvesting
>inflammable
>far sturdier
>marble has higher base beauty&value

Also, beavers will die to starvation before they can eat all the trees across the map unless it's a shitty uniformly forested flat map.

>>154201409
Ah, homemade? Nevermind then.

>>154202019
>Sounds like you're just awful at the game
I'll simply say you do not have sufficient data to claim I'm good or bad at the game.
One easy way to find an idiot is see how much he/she will assume out of nothing.

>mate.
Not your "mate".

>>154202464
The fact that you care so about losing potential wood as a """"""contingency"""""""" material means you're just being neurotic and you don't know the true value of wood in a real, actual game. Pretty good data if you ask me.

Even if beavers don't show up, and even if by some miracle the entire forest doesn't get burned down by the time you might make use (and have time to harvest) massive amounts of wood, by that time you're already well into the late game.

>>154202146
I'm checking the files now.
>Reproduction
One child in 98% of the cases; two in 2% of the cases

>Life stages
Baby: 0-1,2 years old
Toddler: 1,2-4 years old
Child: 4-13 years old
Teen: 13-18 years old

I'd assume the little shits would be useless up to 4, do simple stuff like hauling as a child, and then be normal colonists after 13.

>>154200781
>>154202309
It would take less time for you carry out a kill order on 10 beavers to protect hindered of trees than it would to plant a wood forest that would last you as long as it took to grow. Plus you get a good bit of meat from it.

I like having some tree plots going as well for comfy but these beavers good eatin.

http://www.strawpoll.me/11181458

Well?

>>154202464
this guy is upset mate

>>154202354
Let me guess. You only play in mountainous maps with marble.

>>154202907
>The fact that you care so about losing potential wood as a """"""contingency"""""""" material means you're just being neurotic and you don't know the true value of wood in a real, actual game.
Or it means you don't play in maps where stone is a more valuable resource.

>Even if beavers don't show up, and even if by some miracle the entire forest doesn't get burned down by the time you might make use (and have time to harvest) massive amounts of wood, by that time you're already well into the late game.
Dunno if you noticed, but the above proves my point alphabeavers can be bad in some circumstances, and that'll want to have at least some disponible wood.

>Pretty good data if you ask me.
Sure, I'll ask you. And I'll ask also a dog about potato salad, probably it'll have a more well-thought and less idiotic answer than you.

>>154203025
See the post I was answering to: >>154200560

It implies alphabeavers are a positive event, period. They aren't positive like he said but mixed. At one side you have some free meat, at the other they're wasting the wood.

>>154203656
>too stupid to choose a good embark spot
That's always a good way to show off your intellectual superiority.

jk m8, I also play on awful maps for challenge. I particularly prefer ice sheets where trees cannot grow at all. :^)

>>154204428

Isn't wood fully renewable and not even that useful past midgame?

>call 4 trade caravans
>MANHUNTING PACK OF WARGS

FUCK YOU RANDY

Where do you make weapons in Glitterworld mods?

>>154203251
>two options
Let me guess, you were kicked out of school for being unable to read, right.

http://www.strawpoll.me/11181560

>>154204631
>/rwg/ - autism

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>>154204503
Don't tell me all your games are in the same embarking conditions.

Do you play Chillax Freeplay by any chance?

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>this guy is so anally devastated over wood/beavers
get over it m8

>>154204565
It is renewable, but it takes a long time to grow; a teak tree takes something like a year and half.
It is somewhat useful in the late game as I explained in >>154202309

>>154204886
>he assumes the emotions of a person by the writing
Don't. While nowhere as stupid as the above, again: you have no sufficient data to affirm anything.

(To be honest, I'm just slightly annoyed by the general idiocy of people here. You either need to explain things detail by detail... or people will "DUUUUUHHH RUF WILL FALL" or "HURRR... ALFABIVER ALWAYS GUD")

>>154204297
>Or it means you don't play in maps where stone is a more valuable resource.
The fact that you don't realize that there are no maps where you'd want to build all your shit from wood tells the whole story mate. You get pretty much all the wood you need for regular stove cooking and such just from chopping down the trees that get in the way of growing zones and building walls. The 5k~ potential wood in an average tree map are not only extremely unlikely to survive sieges/storms, but they do more harm than good.

>the above proves my point alphabeavers can be bad in some circumstances
I figured you suck at the game, but basic logic, too? Potential resources that you have no use for are of no value. If at any point beavers prevented you from building something it means you were building wrong.

>>154204628
Can't make them, have to buy or dev mode

>>154205212
>The fact that you don't realize that there are no maps where you'd want to build all your shit from wood tells the whole story

Quote where I said you'd want to "build all your shit from wood".

>smokeleaf joints stack to 400 instead of 420

COME ON

>>154205783
...I might change the raw files just for that.

>>154205435
The only situation in which losing massive amounts of potential wood is bad is one where you were going to eventually harvest and make use of all that wood. That's a bad idea and a waste of colonist time. The stone chunks that spawn on the floor are enough to build all your walls and furniture.

>>154205965
Answer the question, please. Quote where I said to build everything out of wood. Then I'll answer your post.

>>154202997

> 13 years for a new colonist

Anyone would be off the planet by then. Why even bother?

>>154137601
The next thread needs to be ALFABIVER ALWAYS GUD edition

>>154206167
Now that's some real autism. I didn't claim that you said that, I inferred it from your words, as explained in my previous post. In order to win this argument you have to come up with a scenario that satisfies the condition "beavers are bad" which requires you have to satisfy the condition "losing this potential wood is bad"

I hope you appreciate my detailed explanation just for the sake of appeasing your autism. I don't do it for everyone.

>>154206245
The current time system could very well be a placeholder.

15 day seasons are a little silly, yet a year still feels slower than in DF.

>>154205965
>The only situation in which losing massive amounts of potential wood is bad is one where you were going to eventually harvest and make use of all that wood.
Or that wood begins scarce due to the biome. Or when it has been already depleted by the forest fires yourself mentioned that happen in the early game.

>That's a bad idea and a waste of colonist time. The stone chunks that spawn on the floor are enough to build all your walls and furniture.
If you care about colonist time, why are you systematically ignoring stone takes longer to build with than wood?

>>154206352
http://www.strawpoll.me/11181771
I'm actually laughing a lot with all this.

>>154206693

> The current time system could very well be a placeholder.

I think the whole gestation/birth/maturity times for the different animals should be reworked instead of trying to be super realistic.

That, or start adding actual alien made up animals instead of cows, iguanas and chickens in space.

>>154206682
>I didn't claim that you said that, I inferred it from your words
Confirmed as illiterate.

>>154202309
>If the terrain is plains, stone is less abundant; you'll want to use stone for walls and wood for other stuff.
>YOU'LL WANT TO USE STONE FOR WALLS

But it looks like it's my fault if you're unable to read, eh?

>I hope you appreciate my detailed explanation just for the sake of appeasing your autism. I don't do it for everyone.
I find really cute when an illiterate pawn tries to explain its half-baked dichotomous thinking. It's like when my dog begins to chase its tail... only dumber.

>>154206749
If wood is scarce due to the biome you have an even harder time making the case that beavers are bad, because 1: you should've harvested all that wood in the first day to begin with and 2: you should've been planning to rely on stonecutting before you even embarked and adjusted your wood expectations accordingly.

Is there a way to generate bigger worlds?

>>154207002
>>YOU'LL WANT TO USE STONE FOR WALLS
Anon I know logic is hard, but the fact that you contradict yourself in a later post doesn't change history. You did well to admit that you should be building walls out of stone, but you're still left with the problem of
>satisfy the condition "losing this potential wood is bad"
Which you need to because
> In order to win this argument you have to come up with a scenario that satisfies the condition "beavers are bad"

In a way it would've been better for you not to admit that wood shouldn't be used for walls, because now wood has even less uses and hence less value, and hence beavers are less harmful and winning the argument becomes only harder.

>>154207012
>because 1: you should've harvested all that wood in the first day to begin
False. Barracks, kitchen/freezer and basic electricity are priority. Otherwise you'd end wasting wood for stoves.

>2: you should've been planning to rely on stonecutting before you even embarked and adjusted your wood expectations accordingly.
Under best conditions (a neurotic researcher doing nothing but research), you can only build out of stone after the second or third day, so you will end using at least some wood.

>>154207407
>but the fact that you contradict yourself in a later post doesn't change history
Funny thing! I said to quote me where I said to build "all" the shit out of wood, and you just run away like a little girl. If I contradicted me, you'd be able to quote where I said, but instead you went "duh i is inferring!".

I train and breed alpha beavers. Fuck wood.

>>154207407
Leaving the discussion itself aside for a little bit:

You know your reading skill is that bad, and you can't understand what people write. Even with taunts like "logic is hard", you know you aren't really logical... and that you've been irrationally moved through this whole debate about a stupid thing as "alfabivers gud" because I contradicted your dichotomical view. Why are you even trying?

>>154207831
>He breeds alfabivers to compensate the fact he's an omega
Do you like cuckoldry by any chance?

>>154207942
You seem to be the only one "irrationally moved" here mate, I don't compare people to dogs when I'm not angry.

Guy who originally complained here, my only reply after that was "are too" everything else is some other autistic guys

>>154208060
If by that you mean blowing a load down your old lady's pipe while you're out yeah I like it.

>>154208095
Trying to project your own irrationality? Is it a bit too hard to deal with?

>mate
Calling someone you don't know your "friend" is a tell sign of imbecility...

>I don't compare people to dogs when I'm not angry.
Then you do it when you're angry? Interesting.

I do it even if not angry because it's fun. Comparing both people and things like you to dogs.

>>154207681
>False. Barracks, kitchen/freezer and basic electricity are priority. Otherwise you'd end wasting wood for stoves.
You can't build that with the original 300 wood. If you've played even a single desert map in your entire life, you'd realize you have to start chopping cacti immediately.

>Under best conditions (a neurotic researcher doing nothing but research), you can only build out of stone after the second or third day
You can build out of stone in the first day, before even reaching sleep hours.

>If I contradicted me, you'd be able to quote where I said
To be more specific, you made a claim "beavers are sometimes bad", and while still under burden of proof, have done nothing to back it up. I can't be faulted for trying to guess what your argument would've been, had you made one, and responding accordingly. Given that you value wood so much, it's only reasonable to infer that you think you should be building everything out of it.

>>154208270
>I get riled up and try to provoke people because I'm relaxed and having fun
Has anyone ever found that believable, in your experience?

>>154208296
>You can't build that with the original 300 wood.
And nowhere I implied you can do it with the original 300 wood. I was just saying that you have more stuff to do on the first days than harvesting all the wood from the map, you'll end grabbing just what you need on the first days.

>You can build out of stone in the first day, before even reaching sleep hours.
Grabbing the resources by deconstructing shit and removing floors? Sure. But then it'll depend on the skills of your builder.

In those circumstances (general lack of wood on the map), I found that it's more practical to use the initial wood stacks and chop down some cacti than trying to rush stonecutting.

>To be more specific, you made a claim "beavers are sometimes bad", and while still under burden of proof, have done nothing to back it up.
I did back it up. They're using a resource. The resource in question might be cheap and renewable, but its value is not zero.

>Given that you value wood so much, it's only reasonable to infer that you think you should be building everything out of it.
No, it is not reasonable to infer that a person builds everything out of flammable wool just because the person considers wood as a non-zero value resource. It is a false dichotomy - "either builds everything out of wood or wood is useless".

>>154208397
You should try to deal with the average Canuck a bit more - they do like this passive-aggressive mockery too.

>>154208693
>you have more stuff to do on the first days than harvesting all the wood from the map, you'll end grabbing just what you need on the first days
On what map sizes do you play where harvesting all the cacti takes more than a day? Deserts are desolate af mate, you pretty much have to rush stonecutting if you want to protect yourself from wargs. You can also get like 300%+ research speed if you really try hard to reroll for it, you can complete stonecutting in a day.

I think we're getting sidetracked here, my original point wasn't even that trees are worthless in treemaps, it's that they're so redundant that anyone who considers their loss to be _significant_ is clearly overestimating them. I'm sure that nobody itt truly believes that beavers are always good, but when given a choice between always good or always bad they choose the former. What kind of autism compels you to correct someone that thinks of them as a positive event?

If my colonists can't survive without fresh wood I let them die.

>>154195240
I do! It's just look so comfy. But I have yet to encounter toxic falouts.

>>154201682
I always hunt manualy because it's like minigame for me.

Anone play Stardew Valley here? Update is comming soon, can't wait!

>>154210828
WOO STARDEW VALLEY YEAH!

>>154187281
There is both a hard and soft limit and Randy's hard limit is 50.

>>154210947
you can use the extractor trick to recruit imprisoned colonists to bypass the hard limit

>>154209414
Just commenting on the main track:

>I'm sure that nobody itt truly believes that beavers are always good, but when given a choice between always good or always bad they choose the former.
And why is this false dichotomy here to begin with?

>What kind of autism compels you to correct someone that thinks of them as a positive event?
Because alphabeavers are alpha as fuck!

Just kidding. I'm slightly annoyed when people try to see stuff in "either X or Y, never both" grounds.

>>154209495
Now I kinda want an alfabiver colony mod.

>>154210828
>coffee brewing
>sheds
>Shane and Emily promoted to bachelor[ette]s
dis gun b gud.

>>154192526
2

>>154210947
Not quite... there's a "desired population" and a "critical population". 50 is Randy's critical population, when he'll try his best to kill your colonists; but you can still recruit people outside that.

>>154170514
Fuck that thread

>>154201425
F
Harvest Organs

>>154211112
I am most exited for new maps!

I wish I had a joywire ;_;

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Guys...

guys

Guys.

Guys listen.

I have the best ide

guys listen

I have the best idea ever

I'll mod ALPHABEAVERS

guys

alphabeavers

I'll mod ALPHABEAVERS
guys listen here

I'll mod ALPHABEAVERS... to eat STONE

>>154212229
I wish I was an alphabeaver ;_:

>>154212229
>not modding alphabeavers to eat granite walls

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sendhelp

>>154212658
I actually modded them to eat all forms of stone. Including walls and mountains

>>154212741
Apply mortar.

>>154212229
I was thinking about making them carnivorous, but you beat me to it. 11/10.

>>154212229
Make them eat everything on the map above ground so I can actually tell the difference when I ignore them.

>>154212229
>>154213217
NO! ALFABIVER ALWAYS GUD!

>>154212741
Smoke em out

>>154212741
Molotov the nests.

>>154212962
mortars can't penetrate overhead mountain

>>154213789
Doesn't look like overhead mountain.

>>154213832
literally says overhead mountain on the pic m8

>>154213832
Please get your eyes checked If you can't see the collapsed rocks holding up the mountain roof.

Awww my best talker just lost her jaw when she was fighting with mechanoid. :(

>>154214018
>>154214062
It says the cursor is on an overhead mountain you fucking noobs. Lightly is clearly growing and the plants and shining.

>>154187354

>Horn
>Gone

What a waste.

>>154192924

Yes, it's also impacted by how clean the cooking/storage/dining areas are.

>>154199929

I fucking love beavers.

>Oh, sweet, lots of free food and leather and the only cost is some trees on the ass end of the map that I'm never at anyway.

>>154215661
I'm sorry but you're not allowed to talk about beavers in this thread. This is a beaver-free zone.

>>154208693
>They're using a resource. The resource in question might be cheap and renewable, but its value is not zero.

This is completely ignoring the fact that the beavers themselves are also resources.

Beaver meat + Pelts > Any trees they eat unless you literally ignore them for a ridiculously long period of time.

How do you get good relations with other factions?

>>154216678

Give them silver.

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If you have 50 colonists how many raiders will Randy Extream send at you? So far (first season) he only sent a raid of the Pirate Faction Leader... Alone.... Of course i only have my 3 original + an asylum seeker

>>154216720
How do I do that?
I'm on the trade tab but I can't seem to give them shit.

>>154216930
10x10 = 100
a 10x10 field has 100 squares
each square = healroot
sowing a 10x10 healroot field at spring = 100 herbal medicines at fall
1 disease = 5-10 herbal medicine treatments
100 herbal medicines = 10-20 diseases cured
on average 50% of colonists get a disease per year of extreme cass
50% of 50 is 25
25 colonists will get a disease every year so get a 10x10 healroot field and sow it in spring

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>>154217169
Thx mang

>>154217297
also you should play as tribal they are the best especially bomba - white hat and cave tender

>>154216678
With alfabivers.

>>154216337
Oh look, another Gudalfabiverism zealot.

Is making larger than 2x2 bedrooms even worth the trouble?

>>154218421
It's time to let it go anon. Alpha bros aren't as bad as you think, you tree loving fag.

>>154217057

Gotta build a Comms Panel

>>154218562
NO
THEY'RE AS BAD AS HITLER, ROOSEVELT AND STALIN DRESSED IN A LEMON PARTY!

>>154218559
Peasants should be lucky to get any bedroom at all. Only prime colonists get royal beds and beautiful rooms.

Oh great, now lord autismo is trying to play his disability off as a joke.

>>154210828
It's the only time where you can actually ASSUME DIRECT CONTROL and make your colonists use cheesy run&gun and peekaboo-door tactics. They always fuck it up if you leave them alone.

>>154210828
I hope the co-op multiplayer makes it in before the end of this year but considering Chucklefuck working on that i have little hope.

>>154211112
Beavers can be troublesome in some situations (scenarios where wood is scarce etc), especially early game. But mid- to late game should pose little to no threat.
Personally i like building out of wood because it's cheap and aesthetically pleasing to me, so i usually go for places with decent amount of trees.

>>154211137
No wonder they like never came, thanks! I think i got a good middleground value.

>>154218562
If they're your bros why do you kill them?
CHECKMATE GUDALFABIVERISTS

>>154219502

They're like Jebus.

They're bros, because they die to nourish and protect us.

>>154219203
Hunting: it's also more fun with direct control. Grab a half dozen colonists, send them to kill the same animal, repeat until you have one for each colonist. Then send them hauling.

Co-op for Stardew Valley: it's a huge can of worms. Basically, either the game is already done with multiplayer in mind (like Factorio) or they need to rework the whole thing (like Don't Starve). I don't think SV was done with MP in mind.

Trading: which value did you set up? I set mine to 8.

>>154219710
Fuck, now I will mod some flavour text about Alfabiverism for art and stuff.