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Love this location to!

When you try to set up a big base but instead it makes 3 bases all right next to each other

Great tutorial so far, very well explained not too long. Hope you do more because the learning curve is big on this title.

I made my first proper base in Skinner's Roam because I wanted to be near the holy nation and the deadlands and the 40-large hordes of hungry bois is AMAZING toughness xp for solo characters. Can train from ~25-80 toughness in a minute or so if you're lucky by getting up from KO'd against fourty hostiles.

I mean you can also ally with the Skin Bandits and then they'd be best bros with you. Even your human characters

Not a single Shrek joke???

My second biggest playthrough was between the hidden forest and the northern coast, it was so much fun, though it also was an emotional rollercoaster because of the canival kidnappings

Damn, this base might be my favourite so far, baby Admag

You can also get all the skeleton npcs you can, discriminate all of the other fleshy beings and ally with the skin bandits. Outside of the crab raiders raids it is a pretty good place. Specially if you make your settlement right next to the Skin bandit hq

That's why my favorite place to settle is the Gut.The beak things provide food, leather and some security from raids and UC tax collectors. There you can find iron, copper, water and green fertility. Gut is a great place to live!

The borring zone

fav armor... nice work but i need the blueprints for the shirts :D dammm kenshi...

not all my favorite armor... but for the tanky charakters... not bad plated jacket my favorite.... but i need some blueprints for the longboots...

I'm the kind of player who likes my boys to swarm. Seeing a bunch of little guys overwhelm shit is my fav

I personally don't give a shit about race bonuses because I don't like minmaxxing in a goddamn single player game. I give a hiver prince falling sun and a skeleton an iron club. Simple as.

I will say that if you are fighting a few big, very slow ships, the astral with a full loadout of pirahna bombers will utterly annihilate them. The piranhas will send their first payload, then the astral recalls them and they send a second payload very quickly before the ship in question can recover. Also keep in mind that the huge payload of bombs will saturate most point defense systems so the astral can slip in reapers or some other big impactful missile behind the bomb payloads. It can 1v1 pretty much any capital in the game without taking damage. Its also incredible for annihilating space stations in an efficient manner. Outside of that specific niche, I agree that in most cases two herons are better. Most AI fleets have a lot of little fast frigates and destroyers poking at you and the astral does not excel at dealing with that sort of pressure, requiring some babysitting and its big power spike (double bomber waves in quick succession) are not nearly as effective against the little guys. But if you have one big slow target, the astral is capable of huge alpha strike potential and I don't think any other carrier comes close.

Any advice for having more than one base/outpost? And can the extra base be used as a healing outpost, or would raids and base attacks destroy and / or take it over?

Can you make a video explaining the difference between all the types of ships. Not each individual but more of what is a Frigate what is a Capital etc.

For aesthetics, you can add the Gorillo Pelt Scarf and BBgoat's Beastforge mods. If you play as hunters, then do it with style! :)

I honestly don’t understand how people say they can play this game only using dustcoats fighting animals is a fucking nightmare with light armor

waiting for next Ep , thanks for uploading Cool videos

Reaver receuit... huh... what adds that start?

Randomly i got your videos recommended thru YT. I haven't played kenshi in a long while but you made me reinstall with my huge mod list!

i think i'm gonna pass on setting up shop here lol

I’m personally a skeleton superiority, black-desert-pilled individual. You won’t need food if you only run skeletons so fertility doesn’t matter, but if you do want food (or drugs) you’ll have 24/7 rain (acid rain grows crops) and you need only build hydroponics outside/on a roof. If you build just a little north-east of the city you’ll be close to plenty of ore as well, and of course any supplies you need for warfare, construction and research can be bought in the city as well.

my only issue as a beginner is supplies, i ended up consuming 22 a day on my first 2 hours of gameplay...

Planning on setting up a base in many areas so this might be one of them.

raptor island review soon?

> get Universal Wasteland Expansion > loot a high level Berserker > find Full Body Chainmail with 100% coverage on everything that isn't the head > loot a Shrieking Bandit > find Body Wraps with 100% coverage on everything that isn't the head Life is good.

I usually strength train by carrying water from one end of the base to the onother. I burden a crew member with a backpack of iron ore. and runs from wells to barrels.

Well, Agnu is strength 50, so…unless your going for no mercy kinda guy, get Agnu.

Love me some sunbathing

Jaffar is already my favourite

Thanks for this, this is really good and clear. Going to start the game up now :) edit: found my first hiccup, I cant see global trade :p if I click the commodity nothing happens. I now see that I need to be in range of a comm relay

Could you please share your modlist with us?

oh my god its the real paul rogers omgomgomg

hell yeah

My man! Please upload more. I was just telling friends about your Starsector and Kenshi lessons. This is perfect. I’d love to see relatively unmodded Kenshi (do whatever qol you need) and modded Starsector (so many to pick from). Your channel has helped me actually enjoy both these games on my own. Thanks!

So I watched most of this last night, been playing Kenshi for 2 weeks (or 100 hours) and I had no idea that I didn’t know how to fight. I was able to take down 4 spider bots tonight with 6 guys who have combat stats in the 40s and would have had no chance if I hadn’t played it tactically. Lost a limb but no deaths.

Blunt damage is not healed slower. For flesh characters it is healed the same speed and is seperate to the healing of cut damage. This means a character hit with a weapon that does 50% blunt and 50% cut will heal that health twice as fast over a weapon that does 100% blunt/cut. Source - Frankiewuzhere

Cool to see you post a pt. I was watching some base location videos of yours again the other day. One thing about cut and blunt damage healing: it may seem the way that cut damage is healing faster but it isn't. My guess is that it's because of the bar and how it fills up again. Some kind of optical illusion thingy. It can be easily timed. This doesn't mean that cut and blunt damage aren't different. Early game I try to avoid cut. In later game stages I try to mitigate blunt as best as possible. Your vid here makes a good showcase about cut dmg in early game. Anyway, looking forward to how your pt continues.

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE BABAY WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Commenting to boost this series in the algorithm. I enjoy the way you make your videos. Good luck with your monster quest!

great idea here, can’t wait to see it progress

HOW TO AUTOMATE ATHLETICS TRAINING in UNMODDED KENSHI for 1 or 2 characters: 1) Get to The Hub 2) Run to just outside the entrance to Shinobi Thieves tower and pause the game. 3) Scroll the view of your surroundings to behind the S.T. tower and town's walls to find the small copper deposit some distance away. The Hub has several near it, but only the one "behind" the Thieves tower will work for this. 4) With the characters you want to train athletics for selected Shift+Right click on this copper mine to add the "mine copper" job to their queue. If they have other jobs in the queue already, drag it towards the top (maybe leaving jobs like "Medic" or "Robotics" above it is fine, but if you're inexperienced just have this "Mine copper" job on top while doing this. 5) Unpause. The characters will now run AWAY from the tower towards the town gates to mine copper, but once they're a certain distance away they'll change their mind and run back towards the tower. And repeat this. For 3 or more characters you need to give a "Follow" job to have the rest of the characters chase the one or two copper miners changing their minds. PS: If you're training some characters with this and have another party away elsewhere sometimes they will get out of The Hub and actually mine the copper once The Hub is unloaded from memory. Also it's not entirely safe to "idle train" in The Hub with this; Hungry Bandits, Dust Bandits, wolves and Slave Hunters have all attacked at one time or another. Just save before training if you're going to try so you don't pull your hair out. PPS: Yes, this works well with Skeletons since food isn't a factor and yes it also serves as an unmodded idle strength training when performed with a character carrying a heavy load.

Solider drones are slept on, Ray is just as mandatory as beep in my book. The soldiers can eat literal garbage and scale just as good as sheks, Because they get and attack bonus I usually give them foreign sabers to balance their stats and it just works my dudes

Great idea for a video series! It was your channel that got me into Kenshi, and this will probably get me back into it too lol Love the editing on it too, raw livestream uploads are channel killers IMO