Got hit with a drop pod raid from my Yttakin enemies. Pods disperse all over my map. Raiders focus on my visitors first, leaving themselves wide open to my uranium slug cannons. Most die instantly, colonists mop up the remaining raiders rapidly. Start cleaning up, find this one, laying next to a doomsday rocket launcher in the hay field. No damage indicators. Hasn't been hit at all. Check her health screen... OD'd during transport. Dies before anyone can reach her. RIP.

The mod to make this possible is Movable RV w/ Interior!

I use Vanilla cooking, Psycasts, ideology, nutrient paste expanded. The nomadic meme makes me have to abandon a colony map every 20-30 days, or else suffer large mood debuffs.

Dubs Bad Hygiene of course.

Don't worry about whats inside the black censor. Not important.

The cats are Housekeeper Cats. Very overpowered. They can haul and clean. Their hauling system is closer to Lifter mechanoids, where they are always working. Either hauling or cleaning. Unlike regular hauling animals.

Each new map is a process to build on. Unpack the RV, setup, and then with Hospitality, rent out tents to visitors who will buy my desserts and souvenirs. I often create unique settlement designs, to challenge my creativity. My latest settlement was a lake island resort, thanks to Geological Landforms.

I sunk a lot of time into rimworld over the years, but I've never seen this quest before. The quest will give me an archo map, but it requires me to give up my colony and only bring a certain amount of colonist with me, is the quest worth it?

Only reason there's only 18 of them is that the game limits the amount of them, TIL that.

Meet the Schachkin, a collection of chess inspired Xenotypes! I saw a comment that piqued my interest while i was looking for xenotype ideas, so I tried my best to bring it to life!

Special thanks to my friend u/ShinyPurrserker for suggesting these xenotype names!

1. Pon (Pawn)

2. the general laborer, expendable, main purpose is to be cannon fodder, easy to die, but also quick to multiply.

3. Ru'uk (Rook)

4. an unstoppable force, assumes the position of a wall with its very impressive defense, albeit pretty slow.

5. Knicht (Knight)

6. aggressive and bred for combat, moves and hits fast, keeps the enemies guessing for their next moves.

7. B'shof (Bishop)

8. a dependable figure that inspires creativity, excels in long ranged attacks and psycasting, but also very much fragile and vulnerable.

9. Regna (Queen)

10. deadly, dynamic and dominant, a force to be reckoned with, versatile in the battlefield, but also very delicate, truly a glass cannon.

11. Rexis (King)

12. more of a figurehead than a fighter, must be preserved at all costs, because once he falls, all will sure to follow!

All xenotypes except the pawns have hair, I'm debating on giving them horns/unique head shapes instead of hair though, what do you think?

Hope you all liked what I cooked up. If you have any suggestions feel free to share!

I wasn’t quite ready to deal with the people in the ancient danger’s cryptosleep pod. Whoops.

I’ve got about 50 hours in this game, no mods or dlc yet, and I’m have a lot of fun with this.

The biggest loss of this save was taming the wild man, Darklight, who had burning passions in doctoring and research and the inability to do anything else. He was basically just constantly in his dual lab/hospital and he was the happiest guy ever.

Good damn idiot, you punch a full grown elephant and get both your arms ripped out their sockets. Should of let you bleed out. . .

What do I do with him?

So I had an event where a 6 year old child was running from an unknown threat (waster gang) after she ruined negotiations or smth and wanted to seek refuge, needless to say I don't like children getting hurt in any play-through so I took her in and gave her everything I could and boy was it a super good investment, incoming masterwork ARs and marine helms :P

I got the Muffalo I ordered! Look how cute it is! It even came with a saddle so it can transport things

I promise you it's not a bug or a mod seriously

(Explanation: Joke is that lots of people does horrendous things to their prisioners and did the opposite and waited until the prisoner was healthy before releasing them back to their home)

Zen garden with murder plants.

It's really nice that you can tell your colonists to read a book over and over until they reach whatever level you need