Just some small tips 1. Prisoners don't need recreation. At all. 2. It's a good idea to strip prisoners before releasing or killing them. 3. It's safer to not leave weapons lying inside prison cells.
Yes very good tips dude 😊 Didn't realize that prisoners didn't benefit from recreation. I always just kinda assumed they did, but now I think about it yeah that's not something covered in their needs.
Agree, they don't need recreation, but i avoid mostly multi-cells. Double walls, an entry sas, this avoid prison breaks. Holding them alone avoid the beserk one the other, and do prison breaks together, this happens often with 2 and more in the same cell. But prisons need be clean, like rooms and the rest. Dirt or worse blood is never good.
I do smoke leaf early too. Then move to art when i have enough pawns to have an artist in residence. Plus , the weed makes the art better! No junk , no soul.
It's a crappy planet full of psychopaths and lame television, of course drugs are going to be popular. A few hours of bliss can be totally worth the months of mind shattering agony in certain circumstances.
Srithor as a slaver who frequently gives healthy people wooden prosthetics and then cuts them off to train my doctor, then sews those prosthetics back to sell people to tribal, primitive slavers who live just down the road, i find your low standards of “destroying lives” to be very naive.
as a new player to this game i must say that your guides help me alot the single fact that you just pointed out that you shouldnt waste your medicine and use them wisely made me discover how to actually do that i like it how you dont explain exactly how to do that as it made me aware that it was possible but it also made me search for it and thanks to searching for that option i found out about other things so thank you for this guide
Really awesome, again! So, I will start dealing drugs AND build my kill box. LOL! I had been staying away from the drug crops because I was afraid my little people would get addicted and go crazy if I ran out! Watching these guides makes me want to start over. I only have two IRL days into this colony, so I figure I will. Really great tips! THANK YOU for taking time to share this! (And keep showing your face. It helps with engagement!!) (I avoided it till recently, but all the research says it is a good thing to do)!!
Jenny Post i too stayed clear of the drug crops, but they are actually very helpful. Beer for example provides 10 mood for one, completely safe drink at the expense of -2% work. I really recommend it, as when you go into late game and the expectations rise, it helps to compensate, and when combined with all 3 rooms (entertainment room, dining room and bedroom) being nice (+5 per each, not all that difficult to achieve, two small statues will do the job just fine) it alone can keep your colonists happy. Smokeleaf gives +12 mood at the expense of really slowing down work, so i wouldn’t recommend using that, however it can be very useful to prevent mental breaks. Your colonist is about to throw a tantrum and destroy the nuclear warhead? Manually order him to smoke some weed, and tomorrow he’ll be as good as new. The thing about easy drugs is that their addictions builds up and decreases, so if you don’t overdose on them and only take one per 1-2 days, you’ll never get addicted. Now hard drugs have a very unpleasant effect: instead of tolerance, they can get you addicted on the first try. Fortunately, this isn’t all that bad, let’s look at some scenarios: 1. Your stock runs out while someone is addicted. Besides the obvious “get a dose by whatever means necessary”, you can wait till your pawn breaks, and arrest him. There’s multiple ways to proceed from here: first, the mainstream option. Replace both his legs with wooden prosthetics, then cut them off. The pawn will stay in bed permanently and won’t have any breaks. Then when the addiction is gone, give him bionic legs and set him free, and he’ll rejoin your colony automatically. Option two, just endure whatever breaks he may have. Fight him with bare hands, so there’s little chance of death. 2. Your pawn has 50% tolerance and gets chemical damage in either kidneys or brain. Now, the solution to kidney problem is obvious, find a healthy donor from the raiding party. The brain is tricky though. I advise to either install a mod about bionic brains, or to save scum until it’s kidneys who are affected.
Thank you for making this. I consider myself a some-what experienced player but still found several helpful tips and tricks I just hadn't thought of. Brilliant!
Well done video. I have over 500 hours logged and I still learned something new lol I never even thought about putting a nutrient paste dispenser in the prison, that’s a good idea
Diver is one of the base game random names. I have have a couple people of that name, both girls. But, it's not special at all. The game didn't take to much into name making, which is fine.
And don't be afraid to get rid of bad pawns. We ran out of Luciferium and my guy started losing his shit. We'll be beat the hell out of him and let him die. Oh no you're sad now? Give it tome
if you the type to play 1 save file for several weeks download mods Set up camp go to mods manager set the date to infinite and having 60 colonists spread out several tiles like trade routes from your main base with 6 pawns on each world tiles, it really a heavy multi-tasking but the event is spread out each of your world faction location have different events
@@sprintonwater Of course you wouldn't,you are not that type of person which would let its pawns to constantly almost starve to death just for the sake of it :))))
Getting more ppl it's best way to start and stay at 3 cuz then the game don't hit u with really hard raids, just build ur base with only 3 until u can break into the bigger raid's with no trouble.
My baby animals go STRAIGHT for the beer fridge when they are born and I end up with puke everywhere, puppies with cirrhosis and carcinomas in my hares. Tumor removal is great practice for increasing medical skill, but there goes my beer for the 4th of Jugust celebration.
what would you say is the most objectively best money maker outside of growing plants but isint a huge barrier for entry with resources? I find art to be helpful whenever I reach a point where all the basic needs and defenses are in relative order, using granite. Ive never really tried to "Breed" Or sell prisoners, because I can usually find taders more often who will take art/drugs if I produce both in case one or the other isint available for selling. Because animals and prisoners require decent upkeep for early game or mid game after a terrible chain of events.
Hmm so firstly use Marble if you can for artworks. Marble adds more beauty (possibly more value not sure). I've never really bred animals for money, but clothing can be a decent money maker, sometimes raw stone blocks too (especially if your digging out an underground base), furniture can also make money. I generally find the 'money crops' are best overall, but some of these others can work good situationally 😊
in second place for me it's Drugs. They make a lot of money but there is a risk that colonists use it when they go mental. First place for me is clothing. So much profit and sooo many traders and factions want to buy it. Loading up a caravan with clothing you made and have them walk to an ally is pretty OP. Especially because it's lightweight in contrast to say art. So you can take a lot with very few ppl/animals. I underestimated the whole world map for far to long and I suspect many new/intermediate players do to because at first sight it can be pretty scary to leave the safety of you base behind. I sure know at least for me it was.
It would have been cool if you demonstrated how to cut off the prisoners legs. I have heard that you can harvest body parts from prisoners but I don't know how to do it.
Would it make more sense to have a farm on rich soil that takes an hour in game time to travel to either way. or move the farm to normal soil? Using corn as the plant because it produces about same amount per day as rice does. But would require less work overall with sowing and harvesting. Reason why is because the rich soil is next to an ancient ruin and currently early game so can only use other caravans to kill them for me. And don't want risk of them getting set free from molotov throwers or other explosives. The mechs have already been killed inside. wanting to save those asleep for when I'm more mid game so the items would be used more effectively, instead of wearing them down sooner or taking up storage space. Would keep the plant to corn because it still best per day production of food. But is the travel time worth it for the speed increase? Also does rich soil produce more crops or just quicker?
Rich soil doesn't provide more yield, it just speeds up grow time. Deciding what crop to plant depends on the needs of your colony. Simply; higher yield, slow growing crops like corn will require less work from your colonist assigned to growing. But will mean your colony will have to wait longer between harvests meaning you'll need larger food reserves.
@@sprintonwater that's a 40% reduction in crop growth though. Is it really worth such a big reduction just to shave off two hours of travel every time corn is ready to harvest and haul?
i have a colonie that is in normal dificult and the naked escenario, i only have 2 people in my colonie and im going good, just shooting the raiders and getting food, by the way i was planing to kick the other guy and leave the first one living here because the raiders aren't that big and whit some animals i can get away a big one fast.
I kinda like making my prisoners suffer as much as possible, it's far better for my colony, and yourse. I could make a nice spacious jail and make them happy and easier to recruit, or I could make them a hell hole drive them insane and profit in many many ways and still get my recruits, only now I'm much better off than the nice way. Your way: Big clean room with furniture and temperature control and fancy art to make them happy and easily recruitable. Benefits: 1. Faster recruitment. ...Um, I'm going to leave this here, but only because it sorta fits with your video. In reality, there should be no benefits at all your way. Drawbacks: 1. Waste of resources for beds, tables, walls, floors, art, whatever you put in it. 2. Waste of opportunities for gaining experience in many, many ways. 3. You still need a corpse disposal whether it's a burn pile/corpse furnace or graves. 4. This counts towards your colony wealth which is what determines the strength of incoming raids. My way: Small room with lots of ground sleeping spots (preferably in the mud), not in home zone so it's never cleaned and a corpse stockpile so they sleep on the ground on the corpses of their friends. (I am trying to make them go berserk as much as possible). Benefits: 1. Warden gets to spend more time leveling speech lowering resistance of prisoners before I decide to recruit or use for medical experience. This improves my trade skill for buying and selling stuff. 2. Combat experience subduing the now naked and unarmed prisoners going berserk, some of which are further gimped by having wooden legs and arms because I know I don't want them in my colony. 3. Construction experience repairing damaged doors and walls from when the experience fountains go nuts. 4. Medical experience patching up bruises and cuts from the constant fights. 5. More medical experience for installing peg legs and arms. 6. Even more medical experience later on when I harvest each organ I can without a guaranteed death. 7. I have my corpse storage and disposal by feeding them said corpses which of course saves me food and earns even more experience for the first 4 benefits. 8. A new prisoner or a recaptured one after going berserk has a "guilty" tag on them for 24 hours in which time you can use them as practice for your doctors without the risk of the colonists getting a nasty "innocent prisoner died" mood debuff. This lets me use all prisoners to level up social and other skills and still use them later on after their resistance is broken as medical test dummies without my colony getting too annoyed. 9. Organs to use as replacements for my colonists or to sell for large cash infusions. The next 4 are only benefits if you have at least one psychopath or canibal to do the butchering, otherwise the mood debuff is not worth it. 10. Cooking experience for butchering human corpses (use a psychopath or canibal for this) 11. Human leather for clothing for your psychopath will give him permanent +2 mood per piece of human clothing worn. 12. Human leather clothing sells for a lot of money. 13. A meal made in a nutrient paste dispenser only takes 6 ingredients, not 10 like simple or normal meals, so you get more than twice as many meals (butchering gives more than feeding corpses directly, plus the 60% cost for a meal in the paste dispenser...) Drawbacks: 1.You can't have a stockpile zone in a sleeping spot, so I have to either give them a larger room with a permanent corpse stockpile, or periodically delete a sleeping spot with a corpse stockpile, move in the corpses then put back the sleeping spots removed. This gets annoying enough that I normally give in and let them have a larger room. 2. it's very rare, but I have lost a few prisoners I wanted to recruit. I can think of 4 with over a thousand hours played, it's probably over 10, but even still, this almost shouldn't be here since it's that rare, but I wanted to be fair. I'm pretty sure my way is better, but if I missed anything please correct me, I'd love to test it out and learn new things.
I literally said the same thing to myself, then I said fuck it if I keep thinking about it I should just spend the 35. Best decision ever. Played for the entire rest of the day and didn't realize it was already 4am.
@WeAreInTheMaking say that to us third world shitters where salary is 200-300 euros and you can't save anything at the end of the month, let alone 35 for a video game
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Just some small tips
1. Prisoners don't need recreation. At all.
2. It's a good idea to strip prisoners before releasing or killing them.
3. It's safer to not leave weapons lying inside prison cells.
Yes very good tips dude 😊 Didn't realize that prisoners didn't benefit from recreation. I always just kinda assumed they did, but now I think about it yeah that's not something covered in their needs.
Common sense right here
Agree, they don't need recreation, but i avoid mostly multi-cells. Double walls, an entry sas, this avoid prison breaks. Holding them alone avoid the beserk one the other, and do prison breaks together, this happens often with 2 and more in the same cell. But prisons need be clean, like rooms and the rest. Dirt or worse blood is never good.
Well ! i am going to move that tv somewhere else :D
instaBlaster.
I do smoke leaf early too. Then move to art when i have enough pawns to have an artist in residence. Plus , the weed makes the art better! No junk , no soul.
Ahh so true man! Weed and art are the perfect mix ❤️
I second this but in REAL life
I am using drugs as a universal currency. It's more valuable and lighter than silver (great for caravan trading) and everyone buys drugs from you.
Yeah, one thing I noticed too... Now I go crazy with psychoid with any new colonies. hehe. d:
It's a crappy planet full of psychopaths and lame television, of course drugs are going to be popular. A few hours of bliss can be totally worth the months of mind shattering agony in certain circumstances.
Srithor as a slaver who frequently gives healthy people wooden prosthetics and then cuts them off to train my doctor, then sews those prosthetics back to sell people to tribal, primitive slavers who live just down the road, i find your low standards of “destroying lives” to be very naive.
so essentially if you want to win this game you need to become a drug lord ...
as a new player to this game
i must say that your guides help me alot
the single fact that you just pointed out that you shouldnt waste your medicine and use them wisely made me discover how to actually do that
i like it how you dont explain exactly how to do that as it made me aware that it was possible but it also made me search for it
and thanks to searching for that option i found out about other things
so thank you for this guide
Really awesome, again! So, I will start dealing drugs AND build my kill box. LOL! I had been staying away from the drug crops because I was afraid my little people would get addicted and go crazy if I ran out! Watching these guides makes me want to start over. I only have two IRL days into this colony, so I figure I will. Really great tips! THANK YOU for taking time to share this! (And keep showing your face. It helps with engagement!!) (I avoided it till recently, but all the research says it is a good thing to do)!!
You can set up a drug policy where your colonists are not allowed to use them, unless they're addicts they'll follow this
Jenny Post i too stayed clear of the drug crops, but they are actually very helpful. Beer for example provides 10 mood for one, completely safe drink at the expense of -2% work. I really recommend it, as when you go into late game and the expectations rise, it helps to compensate, and when combined with all 3 rooms (entertainment room, dining room and bedroom) being nice (+5 per each, not all that difficult to achieve, two small statues will do the job just fine) it alone can keep your colonists happy.
Smokeleaf gives +12 mood at the expense of really slowing down work, so i wouldn’t recommend using that, however it can be very useful to prevent mental breaks. Your colonist is about to throw a tantrum and destroy the nuclear warhead? Manually order him to smoke some weed, and tomorrow he’ll be as good as new.
The thing about easy drugs is that their addictions builds up and decreases, so if you don’t overdose on them and only take one per 1-2 days, you’ll never get addicted.
Now hard drugs have a very unpleasant effect: instead of tolerance, they can get you addicted on the first try. Fortunately, this isn’t all that bad, let’s look at some scenarios:
1. Your stock runs out while someone is addicted. Besides the obvious “get a dose by whatever means necessary”, you can wait till your pawn breaks, and arrest him.
There’s multiple ways to proceed from here: first, the mainstream option. Replace both his legs with wooden prosthetics, then cut them off. The pawn will stay in bed permanently and won’t have any breaks. Then when the addiction is gone, give him bionic legs and set him free, and he’ll rejoin your colony automatically.
Option two, just endure whatever breaks he may have. Fight him with bare hands, so there’s little chance of death.
2. Your pawn has 50% tolerance and gets chemical damage in either kidneys or brain. Now, the solution to kidney problem is obvious, find a healthy donor from the raiding party. The brain is tricky though.
I advise to either install a mod about bionic brains, or to save scum until it’s kidneys who are affected.
You don’t know how much these videos have helped me out, thanks for the content man 👍
Ur here hades
Thank you for making this. I consider myself a some-what experienced player but still found several helpful tips and tricks I just hadn't thought of. Brilliant!
With the latest update, yayo and flake are now very less addictive, making them more useful 👍
Well done video. I have over 500 hours logged and I still learned something new lol I never even thought about putting a nutrient paste dispenser in the prison, that’s a good idea
i was searching more for a "how to expand and not be trapped in a little cubical in a mountain", i don't have eyes for expansion
Love how crack is easier to sell than coke. Oh Tynan, you comprehensively entertaining person.
Another Tips : You must have atleast 1 Melee, You could equip Him/Her with Shield Belt And he/she can Block the bullet for you
im new to rimworld. what is the reason behind a melee person?
I just brew beer and resell it. It is very legal and Im proud of my beer growing business
4:30 wow that’s an insane coincidence because I’ve got a mercenary called diver on my colony too
Diver is one of the base game random names. I have have a couple people of that name, both girls. But, it's not special at all. The game didn't take to much into name making, which is fine.
And don't be afraid to get rid of bad pawns. We ran out of Luciferium and my guy started losing his shit. We'll be beat the hell out of him and let him die. Oh no you're sad now? Give it tome
if you the type to play 1 save file for several weeks download mods Set up camp go to mods manager set the date to infinite and having 60 colonists spread out several tiles like trade routes from your main base with 6 pawns on each world tiles, it really a heavy multi-tasking but the event is spread out each of your world faction location have different events
"cut their legs off" forcing them to listen to Sister all day long,that's not cool man :))))
I would never ! 😉
@@sprintonwater Of course you wouldn't,you are not that type of person which would let its pawns to constantly almost starve to death just for the sake of it :))))
Hey! I'm a nice boy 😇
Cheers mate, this was helpful
Getting more ppl it's best way to start and stay at 3 cuz then the game don't hit u with really hard raids, just build ur base with only 3 until u can break into the bigger raid's with no trouble.
My baby animals go STRAIGHT for the beer fridge when they are born and I end up with puke everywhere, puppies with cirrhosis and carcinomas in my hares. Tumor removal is great practice for increasing medical skill, but there goes my beer for the 4th of Jugust celebration.
what would you say is the most objectively best money maker outside of growing plants but isint a huge barrier for entry with resources? I find art to be helpful whenever I reach a point where all the basic needs and defenses are in relative order, using granite. Ive never really tried to "Breed" Or sell prisoners, because I can usually find taders more often who will take art/drugs if I produce both in case one or the other isint available for selling. Because animals and prisoners require decent upkeep for early game or mid game after a terrible chain of events.
Hmm so firstly use Marble if you can for artworks. Marble adds more beauty (possibly more value not sure). I've never really bred animals for money, but clothing can be a decent money maker, sometimes raw stone blocks too (especially if your digging out an underground base), furniture can also make money. I generally find the 'money crops' are best overall, but some of these others can work good situationally 😊
What's taders precious? What's taders aye?
in second place for me it's Drugs. They make a lot of money but there is a risk that colonists use it when they go mental.
First place for me is clothing. So much profit and sooo many traders and factions want to buy it. Loading up a caravan with clothing you made and have them walk to an ally is pretty OP. Especially because it's lightweight in contrast to say art. So you can take a lot with very few ppl/animals.
I underestimated the whole world map for far to long and I suspect many new/intermediate players do to because at first sight it can be pretty scary to leave the safety of you base behind. I sure know at least for me it was.
@@crick14 Filthy hobbitsis.
Prisoners doesn't use recreation unless you mod it in. :)
It would have been cool if you demonstrated how to cut off the prisoners legs. I have heard that you can harvest body parts from prisoners but I don't know how to do it.
Would it make more sense to have a farm on rich soil that takes an hour in game time to travel to either way. or move the farm to normal soil? Using corn as the plant because it produces about same amount per day as rice does. But would require less work overall with sowing and harvesting. Reason why is because the rich soil is next to an ancient ruin and currently early game so can only use other caravans to kill them for me. And don't want risk of them getting set free from molotov throwers or other explosives. The mechs have already been killed inside. wanting to save those asleep for when I'm more mid game so the items would be used more effectively, instead of wearing them down sooner or taking up storage space.
Would keep the plant to corn because it still best per day production of food. But is the travel time worth it for the speed increase? Also does rich soil produce more crops or just quicker?
Rich soil doesn't provide more yield, it just speeds up grow time. Deciding what crop to plant depends on the needs of your colony. Simply; higher yield, slow growing crops like corn will require less work from your colonist assigned to growing. But will mean your colony will have to wait longer between harvests meaning you'll need larger food reserves.
@@sprintonwater so what do you decide I should do regarding the question i asked?
Definitely plant your crops close by 👍 Normal soil (100% fertility) is just fine 🙂
@@sprintonwater that's a 40% reduction in crop growth though. Is it really worth such a big reduction just to shave off two hours of travel every time corn is ready to harvest and haul?
Because raiders will set fire to crops I think it's worth keeping them nearby.
Use unwanted prisoners as practice on your doctors
I have 30 colonists on Cassandra, which wasn't hard at all. Have they changed these caps since your video?
Beautifully well done. Enjoyed the whole series.
Thanks heaps man! Plenty more to come 😊
Thank you so much ! :D
This is a great video, but could you move away a bit from the screen in the introduction?
@Dan Ddan nah, his face is pretty Gucci
a bit ... my cat jumped a to the ceiling ./.. freaked it out seeing this big head in front of it ...
Why are adds so loud and the vids so quiet :(
well i put all my people to an cyrosleep and the world have no people on it
10:30 we’re literally talking about colonists and you didn’t call them cash crops? My 8th grade history teacher is disappointed
i have a colonie that is in normal dificult and the naked escenario, i only have 2 people in my colonie and im going good, just shooting the raiders and getting food, by the way i was planing to kick the other guy and leave the first one living here because the raiders aren't that big and whit some animals i can get away a big one fast.
John Doe from Se7en teaches you about Rimworld in the director's cut.
Ha ha ha that's awesome 😂
Each colony calculates wealth/colonist's independently correct?
Yes if I understand what you mean. You're talking about for founding a second colony?
@@sprintonwater yes
Buying slaves is the easiest but dang they're expensive af
I just sell my prisoner hearts, since a prosthetic heart isnt really that expensive
They're kinda worse than hearts and more expensive, though
your bedroom looks like a 2x3 hah
Play randy, I love it! The cap is 50!
Why recruit prisoners when u can sacrifice them for cthulu lmao
I kinda like making my prisoners suffer as much as possible, it's far better for my colony, and yourse. I could make a nice spacious jail and make them happy and easier to recruit, or I could make them a hell hole drive them insane and profit in many many ways and still get my recruits, only now I'm much better off than the nice way.
Your way:
Big clean room with furniture and temperature control and fancy art to make them happy and easily recruitable.
Benefits:
1. Faster recruitment. ...Um, I'm going to leave this here, but only because it sorta fits with your video. In reality, there should be no benefits at all your way.
Drawbacks:
1. Waste of resources for beds, tables, walls, floors, art, whatever you put in it.
2. Waste of opportunities for gaining experience in many, many ways.
3. You still need a corpse disposal whether it's a burn pile/corpse furnace or graves.
4. This counts towards your colony wealth which is what determines the strength of incoming raids.
My way:
Small room with lots of ground sleeping spots (preferably in the mud), not in home zone so it's never cleaned and a corpse stockpile so they sleep on the ground on the corpses of their friends. (I am trying to make them go berserk as much as possible).
Benefits:
1. Warden gets to spend more time leveling speech lowering resistance of prisoners before I decide to recruit or use for medical experience. This improves my trade skill for buying and selling stuff.
2. Combat experience subduing the now naked and unarmed prisoners going berserk, some of which are further gimped by having wooden legs and arms because I know I don't want them in my colony.
3. Construction experience repairing damaged doors and walls from when the experience fountains go nuts.
4. Medical experience patching up bruises and cuts from the constant fights.
5. More medical experience for installing peg legs and arms.
6. Even more medical experience later on when I harvest each organ I can without a guaranteed death.
7. I have my corpse storage and disposal by feeding them said corpses which of course saves me food and earns even more experience for the first 4 benefits.
8. A new prisoner or a recaptured one after going berserk has a "guilty" tag on them for 24 hours in which time you can use them as practice for your doctors without the risk of the colonists getting a nasty "innocent prisoner died" mood debuff. This lets me use all prisoners to level up social and other skills and still use them later on after their resistance is broken as medical test dummies without my colony getting too annoyed.
9. Organs to use as replacements for my colonists or to sell for large cash infusions.
The next 4 are only benefits if you have at least one psychopath or canibal to do the butchering, otherwise the mood debuff is not worth it.
10. Cooking experience for butchering human corpses (use a psychopath or canibal for this)
11. Human leather for clothing for your psychopath will give him permanent +2 mood per piece of human clothing worn.
12. Human leather clothing sells for a lot of money.
13. A meal made in a nutrient paste dispenser only takes 6 ingredients, not 10 like simple or normal meals, so you get more than twice as many meals (butchering gives more than feeding corpses directly, plus the 60% cost for a meal in the paste dispenser...)
Drawbacks:
1.You can't have a stockpile zone in a sleeping spot, so I have to either give them a larger room with a permanent corpse stockpile, or periodically delete a sleeping spot with a corpse stockpile, move in the corpses then put back the sleeping spots removed. This gets annoying enough that I normally give in and let them have a larger room.
2. it's very rare, but I have lost a few prisoners I wanted to recruit. I can think of 4 with over a thousand hours played, it's probably over 10, but even still, this almost shouldn't be here since it's that rare, but I wanted to be fair.
I'm pretty sure my way is better, but if I missed anything please correct me, I'd love to test it out and learn new things.
Awww...
So cruel.
(´；ω；｀)
😢
Nice. lol
Dont to drugs, drugs are bad mkay.. Its much better to have a chair facotory, wooden chairs sell at 50 bucks a piece, 100 for exelently crafted.
Elon Musk's distant cousin
so drugs are good?
Um sorry just checked with mum. Nah not really apparently...
Man I wish Rimworld wasn't $35
Tyler Mustard it’s well worth it.. you should be wishing it was more to support the awesome creators.
@@rilyc2843 yea fr. The devs are borderline obsessed with making this game amazing. They should be celebrated in the current gaming climate.
I literally said the same thing to myself, then I said fuck it if I keep thinking about it I should just spend the 35. Best decision ever. Played for the entire rest of the day and didn't realize it was already 4am.
i mean that's a pretty fair price tho
@WeAreInTheMaking say that to us third world shitters where salary is 200-300 euros and you can't save anything at the end of the month, let alone 35 for a video game
Neat, the playlist is out of order...
Yeah good one I'll adjust that actually. It's just been sitting in the order they were created in is all :)
Greatness will not prevail
LMAO THEY CALL IT YAYO
btw if you reduce their resistance to 0 you will recruit them automatically ..
Currently when resistance reach 0 the recruit atemps begin
Pyro discrimination! I love having Pyros in my colony, being kindred spirits and all.
EDIT: Oh yeah and my base is mostly wood of course.
I can barely keep my people alive...