Drilling Deeper - Rimworld Royalty Extreme Desert Ep. 43 [Rimworld Naked Brutality]

In this episode of our Rimworld Royalty Extreme Desert run, we defend the Steakhouse against hostile tribespeople, tailor a large shipment of shirts for a quest and take Alistair's mining abilities to the next level. ► Full Playlist: bit.ly/39ogWJb
In this episode of Rimworld Royalty, we continue our Naked Brutality run in the extreme desert. With the remains of last episode's dromedary attack still surrounding the Steakhouse, the next challenge is right around the corner: Three groups of tribespeople attack our colony but we react quickly and fend them off before they can do any real damage. As part of a quest for the Black Trosga tribe, we also start tailoring 37 button-down shirts for our neighbors, who have promised us lots of advanced components in return. Finally, we unlock "Specialized Limbs" and construct a drill arm for Alistair to improve his mining and deep drilling speed. And because one drill arm is not enough, he also receives a second one shortly after...
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The Extreme Desert is Rimworld’s hottest biome. Full of sand and dirt, the extreme desert does not offer a lot of room for plants and animals, so food is scarce and whatever is acquired will spoil quickly. The heat also poses a constant threat for colonists, always putting them at risk of suffering a heatstroke. Tribes and more advanced civilizations also tend to stay in the more moderate regions, so finding other settlements to trade with (or to attack) is not so easy.
We are starting with a modified Rimworld Naked Brutality scenario, leaving our starting colonist with no food, items or equipment to start his journey in the extreme desert - not even clothes. We are also making our starting colonist a member of a tribe, reducing the amount of technologies available at the start of the game and severely lowering the speed with which new projects are unlocked.
The goal of this Rimworld Royalty Extreme Desert Challenge is to start with absolutely nothing in the extreme desert with a single tribal colonist and survive for as long as possible - ideally until we are able to escape the planet. With the Rimworld Royalty DLC, we also see the introduction of a mighty empire with access to hyper-advanced technology who might occasionally seek us out to aid in certain quests - and who might award us royal titles and exciting psychic powers in exchange.
Rimworld is a Sci-Fi colony builder simulation game focused on managing a small group of survivors with the goal of eventually building a space ship to escape the planet. Rimworld is developed and published by Ludeon Studios. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the game went through several Alpha and Beta versions before seeing the release of the Rimworld 1.0 version in October 2018. With the Rimworld 1.1 update and the Rimworld Royalty DLC, a lot of new content has been added to the game, including a mighty empire, new weapons and items, a quest system and much more.
All Rimworld Royalty gameplay for this Rimworld Royalty Extreme Desert Challenge was recorded on the PC in 1440p.

[@PeteComplete]

With the Steakhouse populated by eight colonists, we are facing a bunch of new challenges today! Also, let me know what you think about those two quests we received! Enjoy :) ► Full Playlist: bit.ly/39ogWJb

[@jortarendse222]

Do the quests for honor, it would be nice te see a higher rank for steak

[@Neverdyingpride]

do it just do it

[@Smo1k]

Both quests are interesting, the second one more than the first. But not for Honour: That vertigo psycast is a massive boost to any killbox, and the neurocalculator will both make Karl better at researching and happier in one go. Now, I'm not sure about the quests' timers, but it looks like you might be able to pull the second one off first, and then go for the first one. Then you should easily have the goodwill to call in reinforcements while the six pawns are away, if needed. But whether to go for the eltex stuff or the honour from that one... Hm. Psycasts haven't played a very big role with your playthrough, so far, not since Steak's first title. Again, though, having a bunch of enemies rolling around in their own vomit while autocannons merrily and methodically make mince-meat out of them sounds... *intriguing* ;) PS (edit): I am *very* interested in what you do with Karl! As far as I can tell, brain implants do not replace each other, so on top of the neurocalculator, he could have things like the learning assistant and psychic harmonizer, not to mention a whole slew of other stuff to improve him as a melee fighter: Other than Steak (whose harmonizer prevents it), each further implant would give Karl a permanent mood buff, which he would then pass 1/10 of onto every member of the Steakhouse within 30 tiles, with further boosting for the cuts and bruises he would likely get in infights. Not a bad combo at all!

[@rodi8266]

please please please, dont forget to remove the roof of the later thermal gen spot. It happened too many times to me :(

[@bencevarga6954]

I would take the attack work. It can't be difficult with a grenade launcher. :)

[@brentrichards1200]

Imagine attacking a settlement that has a courtyard utterly drenched in blood. That's an immediate "Fuck this, I'm out" moment.

[@WhyDoBabiesStareAtMe]

You could just smell the death. There would be no better warning to raiders.

[@dreamydailine]

Yum

[@tesstickle6974]

@@dreamydailine 👁 👁 👄

[@DraedonTheInventor]

@@jakobinobles3263 grim fact: during WWII, millions of people died on the Eastern frontline. Nobody bothered to clean up the corpses, so they were just left unattended. If you live somewhere in the Eastern Europe or Russia, chances that you literally eat food grown on human fertilizer are incredibly high.

[@Arexmajen]

If Raiders were effected by mood as much as our Colonists were, this would actually work as a sort of psychological warfare. Although, I'm sure there's a mod for that somewhere.

[@bibbobella]

"Staggeringly ugly but kind" I feel like I just found my senior quote.

[@gawain5495]

There's just something *so* satisfying about watching Pete's weekly rimworld video before going to bed.

[@sawcondeez69]

Less commenting more watching, you're only 10mins in!

[@Royalkman]

It's kinda relaxing.

[@NoRegrezz]

It's somewhat addicting.... nothing is as chilling as this dude playing this game....I love it

[@grawham]

Goodnight!

[@01taran]

It's the posh british upper class accent doing a documentary effect.

[@theghast160]

random visitor in the colony: "so what's your main job here karl?" karl: "my job is doing the best I can"

[@BariiAlyn]

As a fellow Karl, I approve of this sentiment.

[@armansagmanligil1144]

I still vote we make him a cybord ninja

[@brasarino]

U guys seems to know better, how can i cure a pawn with demetia ( he is old ) I don't want to let it go just cuz he is old.

[@filipskrzypacz2565]

@@brasarino Get a Healer mech serum from a quest. You can simply heal dementia by using it on a colonist. Unfortunately it is quite rare, so good luck.

[@cameronmcallister7606]

@@brasarino Mod the game 'till it breaks, then a little more, then like, fill his brain with advanced, and highly experimental mechanites.

[@slovenkaLOL]

I am now imagining Edmo sulking over the breakup while putting delicate stitching onto a shirt, all the while Polyanna, covered in dust, confidently drags huge chunks of rock right next to him and starts breaking them, like she did with his heart.

[@sethseth916]

At least he doesn't have to worry about pricking his fingers. After all, he's got METAL HANDS

[@strawberrycollector]

"Will this masterwork button-down shirt make you love me again? I embroidered it with my tears."

[@slovenkaLOL]

@@strawberrycollector Well, not to spoil anything, but apparently, it worked!

[@strawberrycollector]

@@slovenkaLOL yeh, im on my third rewatch so cant really spoil me in that regard lol

[@AceStrife]

@@slovenkaLOL "Not to spoil anything, but, spoiler!" :eyes:

[@cyropax4599]

Our base is finally cleaned up *looks at the biblical amounts of blood* Yeah... clean....

[@huckleton]

imagine being a prison slave to a tribe and this imperial-looking lady beams down from nowhere to select a new, productive member to her colony, and you watch her buy an alpaca and leave

[@judithbatke3169]

your imagination deserves to be put into fan-art! I vote for a pic like that.

[@Ace38Teacher]

I swear. I keep feeling bad for them and buying soaves whenever I can. But sometimes... damn they're just so useless.

[@mtsm69]

Facts LOL

[@blackknight177]

lmao

[@YourLocalMairaaboo]

@@Ace38Teacher there is always one use. Buy them, replace their organs with cheap prostetics, put them on a caravan with some food, alone, then press the banish button.

[@obese_gazelle5615]

"But I don't want to have 2 separate procedures for replacing my arms with drills!" "Well, you shouldn't have insulted everybody." Wish real life worked like this.

[@YourLocalMairaaboo]

The description says he still has normal manipulators too.

[@ATM9318]

Pete completed what Australia couldn't: he defeated emus.

[@Gear_Devil]

😂😂😂

[@BrentFreyEsq]

Man I remember when this series was just starting, I was worried that we'd never get out of the food-shortage loop. Now look at Steak and the colony, transitioning into the end game! What a transformation!

[@Cypress77]

I feel for Alistair. He has an old itchy scar on his leg, and only two drill arms to scratch it

[@judithbatke3169]

How is he able to brush his teeth? Not to mention: How does he eat?

[@Niskirin]

@@judithbatke3169 Very carefully.

[@judithbatke3169]

@@Niskirin poor fellow

[@YourLocalMairaaboo]

@@judithbatke3169 the description says it is a general manipulator arm with an atached drill, not a literal drill in the place of his hand. It is a bit clunky, but can be used normally. In fact, the only consequence seems to be that it is a bit on the heavy side. Still as good as a regular arm, and give him bionic legs and he won't notice the difference.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Ever see General Warfield's arm from Starcraft 2? It has a 'hand' mode and a 'minigun' mode. They're mounted opposite eachother on the wrist, rotate out, and whichever part is not used is stored in the forearm.

[@fredkandratovich398]

"And, unfortunately, when he's dead - he's not going to make us any money." Wow. That's stone cold.

[@Baset_]

that's pete for you!

[@petitponeydu7727]

i'm currently watching this somewhere in africa, not too far from the sahara desert. it might take me 8 hours to load the video cause of our shitty internet conection, but i'll still watch it god damn it ! love your work Pete please keep it up !

[@mamamia1159]

What country would that be? I am in Africa but I can watch this on 720p non-stop

[@user-zj8jn3hs6f]

I got you, if you want I can send you a usb stick with all the KZbin videos you want downloaded! Or I can put it on an SD card for your phone?

[@petitponeydu7727]

@@mamamia1159 a country where the french army is deployed. currently at war with multiple terrorist groups

[@petitponeydu7727]

@@user-zj8jn3hs6f ahah thanks man i trully appreciate it ! sadly i don't really have time to watch youtube videos, Pete is the only exception ! and i'm heading back home soon too

[@flordelphinta]

Are you roleplaying as Steak? Jokes aside, stay safe!

[@wanamingo]

Alistair's drill arms are the drills that will pierce the heavens!

[@lforlight]

ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWER

[@watsolloko_7763]

Polyanna: well, Alistair, your surgery was a success, you now have two dills for arms. Ohh Alistair: oh "what"? Polyanna: I've just noticed you have a scab scar on your right leg, so that's gonna have to come off too and be replaced with another drill. Alistair: NNoOooOOOOoo!!! Please...

[@dreamydailine]

DRILLSSSSSS

[@ahmataevo]

Pete's gonna have soo much steel soon!

[@FoldAPieceOfWater]

_Alistair finds Polyanna working happily in the workshop_ A: Hi Poly. What'cha working on? P: Oh hey Al! On Your new drill arm of course :3 A: Uhmmmm what? P: So we decided that you shall have the honor of receiving the newest P0-L14NN-3 drill arm! Ain't that great :D A: _nervous laughter_ Can we not just put two handles on the drill and use it? P: Na, we decided and so it shall be! Besides, haven't you played Bioshock? It's pretty damn cool. A: Yeah sure, but how will I use anything on a day to day basis? Knives, forks? Toilets? Sleeping comfortably? AND since I'm working with the ground penetrating drill anyways, WHAT LOGICAL SENSE does it make to slap another one on my shoulder?! It will just hinder me using the oth... P: *IIIIIIIt's fiiiiine* I'm sure we'll be able to research and augment you with something to solve those little inconveniences too >:) A: Bu.. P: SHUSH you're ruining the mojo in my workshop! Get out! _Starts making playful drill-noises while poking Alistair out of the Workshop_ A: ... :(

[@rafaelsodre_eachday]

There's the fan art for this episode. Sometimes it is a drawing, sometimes it is literarure.

[@armansagmanligil1144]

I'd like to imagine the drill arm as similar to the drills that Driller has in Deep Rock Galactic

[@FoldAPieceOfWater]

@@armansagmanligil1144 You my friend see a brighter world, than Pete has led me to believe... 21:09

[@davysmith1934]

This was delightful. Thank you :) I especially love the effort you put into naming the drill after Poly in numbers and letters :D

[@armansagmanligil1144]

@@FoldAPieceOfWater okay but hear me out, if the drill arm completley replaced his arm, that would incur a manipulation penalty, yes? however, in game, the arm only incurs a movement penatly. I interpret this to mean that it is the addition of some bulky bit, rather than a full replacement of the hand and arm. also, wouldn't it then be called a drill hand?

[@Owangee1]

Watching Pete play Rimworld is like the exact opposite of Ambiguous Amphibian

[@retrowave69]

exact opposite of Mr Sam Streamer. Ambiguous is merely a clash of the two personalities.

[@lordcherrymoore5252]

Ahhh, a man of culture i see.

[@mirjanbouma]

Both are highly entertaining! They have one thing in common; their pleasant voices

[@kelsanswer]

They may not play the same, but their editing and style are both on point. Nothing worse than seeing former content creators on KZbin uploading 3 hour long Twitch videos and calling it content. Pete, AA, and John Francis are the only ones I still watch. All three have completely different styles, but their production values make the content worth watching.

[@tricky1992000]

Vertigo pulse is a great psycast as it can stop a whole group of attackers by making them vomit while you lay into them it's really worth having, it's also useful in social fights to buy time or even end it.

[@Smo1k]

Also, from the same reward bundle, the neurocalculator would be pretty handy on transhumanist Karl with his intellectual passion...

[@davysmith1934]

It's Psychic Ipecac! :D

[@Zagrakhen]

Steak explaining his new killbox project to his companions : "Do you see this mountain?" "Yes, but wh..." "Not me!"

[@cameronmcallister7606]

Pete staring at Alistair's arm slots: "*Heavy breathing*"

[@Smo1k]

Karl staring at Edmo's, then Alistair's modifications: *heavy breathing*

[@christopherg2347]

Nice Episode. Just two remarks this time: - I think you can say this is a "Bloody Desert" out there - Why did you roof off that steam Geysir? That will trap the heat. The room should be over 100°C and be suiteable for executing people with terminal heatstroke by now. Not sure it would make a difference however - the game still counts it as colonist/prisioner death. As for the quests: - Take the smaler one, with the raid every 25 days. You may want to ahve a way to trigger the danger, without exposing your colonists. Stuff like ordering a less usefull animal to approach via the allowed zones. Then you can see if you need to make a equipment run or can deal with it there and then. - The larger one is too large. 2:1 even if you bring 6 people seems excessive danger. At least with the surprise danger, you should be able to stagger the combats.

[@mirjanbouma]

The game automatically assigns roofs to rooms, he just forgot to add a no roof zone on it.

[@siamiam]

a door at the bottom of the storage room would be pretty helpful and a few tables spread across the base could help with ate with out a table debuff really enjoying this series :)

[@worldscolide6895]

As this series draws to its close (we will probably have at maximum 15 more episodes), I feel like I have to ask: Will you make another rimworld series after this one? Maybe you can play a modpack, or just a big mod, either way I'd love to watch more Rimworld by yourself, your editing and narration style just makes things so unique and charming, that I can't help but fall in love with it.

[@vechmaster]

A nomadic playthrough would be super cool after this one actually. Naturally it's only if Pete feels like it. But the option to travel to the spaceship is one that I've personally never done, and I think it'd be interesting to see Pete's take on it

[@johnd0e25]

@@vechmaster Yeah I'd love to see that too.

[@sp33r]

he's back at it

[@geoffrey.handsome2356]

4:21 no, Pete, that wasn't easily avoidable. the legacy of the Australian emu war lives on!

[@kotzpenner]

Poor Alistair, condemned to living as a human drill.

[@meyjor]

"It would have been better to install both of the arms at the same time so he wouldn't have to experience the anesthetic twice, but then again he shouldn't have insulted the colonists that he lives with." 😂😂

[@Smo1k]

He's abrasive. If that sort of people don't just bore you, they drill into you...

[@kotzpenner]

@@meyjor Pete/Steak is a harsh but fair leader

[@tatters8236]

On the topic of the quests, the first one is a no brainer, you explained why you're going for it and the reasons are great, 23 is not a small amount of advanced components, after all. As for the second quest, if you can get a couple autocannons online before initiating it that would shore up the steakhouse's defenses nicely, likely enough to hold out until the 6 soldiers are back. As for the fight itself, well, we've all seen you beat worse odds using worse equipment and without psychic powers, so it shouldn't be too hard to handle as long as you're careful. With some luck everyone will come back unscathed. The Psychic Sensitizer could be nice for Steak as well, since it'll make him get psyfocus a little faster and increase his max psychic heat, both allowing him to psycast more often, an ability that only becomes more valuable the more he learns The third quest seems pretty easy, especially for a quest that gives 2 psytrainers, which will greatly increase Steak's psycasting options. I'd say go for it, especially if you go for the second quest.

[@Avatar2312]

Picard to Alistair: "There are... TWO ARMS!"

[@imperialisticvonhabsburg3149]

4:23 Polyanna is a confirmed Aussie now

[@GuyFromCanada]

4:15 - The great Emu war of 1932 colourized

[@Smo1k]

This time, they didn't run out of emunition %)

[@mirjanbouma]

@@Smo1k get out! No wait come back I actually like puns

[@MarWeyog]

Hi Pete! I think do both of the quests. The way things have been going looks like it`d be a nice challenge, and would feel really rewarding to see the Steakhouse succeed!

[@wildroses2009]

Looking at blood outside base: “Well, the inside is clean, true.” Kickstart is a great name for an alpaca.

[@guyincognito1406]

Those Emus reminded me of when I started with 50 emu eggs and didn’t realize they would be wild.

[@davysmith1934]

....oooh. How'd that work out?

[@jennifercavenee7572]

@@davysmith1934 Probably not nearly as well as it did for Polyanna.

[@lexvstee]

It is always interesting to see more quests being completed. My vote goes to accepting both of them.

[@blackfireweb]

I don't know about the Attack work question, but for the other one Vertigo Pulse is always a great psycast in a kill box. Turning an entire group of enemies isn't sitting ducks who aren't even bothering to fight back is always fun to watch

[@MrRonV]

As a half australian I'm quite proud how you handled the hunt of the Emus. Thank you for another lovely episode.

[@rcwills]

Sometimes the "inject go-juice" operation can make a prisoner awake in time to be recruited.

[@rasaecnai]

i cant remember if we have that in storage at the colony though

[@Enceos]

@@rasaecnai With a slightly weaker effect Yayo works as well, reducing pain by half.

[@1337-Nathaniel]

I can't wait for the fan art of Alistair and his dual drill arms!

[@Hidden_Sage]

Never been here first before. Shiny. Edit: Pete is officially better at war than all of Australia.

[@PerfectAlibi1]

You're not...

[@buu_huu_01]

I was about to say: Polyanna cosplaying Australian soldier^^

[@Melonx_]

In my dream, I saw Pete using the deep drill. When I woke up, I was suprised to see the video title. Although, my dream was not as creative as Rimworld or Pete that it didn't include a man with two drills for hands.

[@kellergie2602]

I'll be so sad when this series ends! Rimworld has been my favorite game to watch you play since the very beginning!

[@beautplays5790]

Would you ever consider doing a modded scenario in a really dangerous setting? I love the idea of seeing you handle more frequent, difficult and varied events, perhaps some alpha animals or increase the amount of hostile tribes a ton?

[@theusfilipe]

Yeah, maybe even with the same characters. After all, not all of them will fit in the shuttle to space in the end.

[@oddsandendsrule]

Even just 500% threat might be fun to see, for a bit more challenge

[@squilliamfancyson2682]

Pete's weekly Rimworld vids are definitely one of the highlights of my week. I say go for the reward to get the neurocalculator

[@christophergoan9888]

Something so engaging watching a Pete video to relax after work. And knowing the work Pete puts in to make them you really feel the love that goes into these videos.

[@marrs3312]

LOL @9:56 Edmo and Redhawk ... again!!! Dude doesn't give up

[@qwertyram4598]

I think both would be rather worthwhile to take... the 12 pirate one will require some strategy on your part, but for the honor, it seems okay. The second quest is much more lucrative imo, take the reward nr.2. Neurocalculator will be handy to Karl(will let you start that transhumanist chain), Detoxifier stomach may be a bit less handy, though you can just give it to someone you don't want food poisoning on(like Redhawk or Polyanna, doctor and social person after all). The Psycasts are good tho. Smokepop makes the smoke launcher obsolete and makes it very safe to take out mechanoid cluster turrets, and vertigo pulse is still handy in a killbox, especially if you can catch a couple enemies. It forces them to vomit, so it's like an AOE stun.

[@GIboy1990]

Really enjoyed your ice sheet challenge! Glad to see you back at the rimworld!

[@tyrayentali7041]

When Redhawk picked up Alistair it felt like she was treating him like a baby. xD "Ohh, poor baby, are we throwing a little tantrum, hmm? I think it's bed time for you now!"

[@marshallc6215]

"What is my purpose?" You drill for steel. "Oh my god..."

[@Alvsyn]

Take the quests! Do the action! - I'd personally travel there to set up a siege camp with a mini killbox, and then hopefully use drop pods to do more supplies for the attack

[@guillermobeltran8629]

2:39 That wall was "drilling" on my nerves also haha...

[@Tama-sg7sv]

Knowing you are an excelent player, I think you should take the quest, it will be no problem for you.

[@Fallin211]

This is my favorite series on YT right now. Your voice is so soothing and the narrative is actually pretty cool!

[@Tappczan]

I praise the day, when a new Pete Complete episode hits. I can calmly sit and enjoy it at the evening, drinking cocoa and listening to your soothing voice :) but no homo bro ;)

[@davysmith1934]

Hey, it's all good, I enjoy it with some sparkling water :D

[@christianschoch182]

I think you should take both of the quests, the raids are one of my favorite part of the series. I do want to see you succeed though, so only take on what you can handle.

[@BlankTemplate123]

I say go for both. Stake is a good psycaster. If you get him all that sweet gear, he could probably Focus all of your colony without much downside, and that would improve your combat capabilities substantially.

[@johnjohnsin3762]

You should add floors in your 'inner' doorways and a little "porch" on the outside, help keep dirt down, and check the cleanliness of your kitchen man! Of course we want you to do the quests. 3,563 views, 511 likes, 1 dislike....click the thing, type the stuff, help Pete out.

[@samueltrusik3251]

Beautiful episode Pete! Also, I do not believe there is much of a reason to pass up either of the quests.

[@ahmataevo]

~22:00 - Pirates - I'd go for the psytrainers, vertigo pulse isn't quite as good as berserk pulse for combat, but if you're rushed by a LOT of humanoid raiders, it'll be a huge help if you hit them bunched up together. For raiding their base itself, what I'd do is craft a few traps and bring some building materials to make a defensible wall, barricades and possibly a corridor where they walk through the traps, but I only do this if I have a pawn with the nimble trait because of the trap spring chance can injure when uninstalling it. In your case, explosive traps might be the safer option as they don't have the trap spring chance when you walk over it to uninstall, and are lighter to transport. If you have a sniper rifle, that would be good for taking out the turrets or their batteries and if you're lucky pick off the pirates before they assault.

[@Bajicoy]

super excited to see your new defenses come to life, they look very fascinating with all the different rooms and cooridoors!

[@arnasba1]

Personally I would say go for both quests, but that's just my perspective as an observer wanting an even more exciting video :D

[@light370]

You sold Louis ! You're a monster !

[@applejaxon2641]

Def do the quest for the honor! You can handle any unknown danger!

[@Pnaraasi94]

Definitely do take that pirate camp quest. It seems well worth it.

[@rodolforuiz9528]

Vertigo pulse is a very useful skill, so i recommend we take it

[@Nietsewitch]

Awesome, as always, great Rimworld Episode.

[@lefterismplanas4977]

I like the Idea of cleaning off a camp. but I don't play Rim world myself that often

[@stevieraydevriesandries2596]

LMFAO at the armchair at the drill in the middle of the dessert at +-40 degrees celcius. Yeah looks very comfy!

[@guinaepig1554]

Pete, I love how little things went not quite as good as they should've. I think there were 4 times that this happened. I just feel bad for the colony in the sense that their overlord had made each of them get injured.

[@ahmataevo]

Pirate camp - my problem with these quests is you can't bring additional gear like traps on a pack animal, at least last I tried. If you attempt it you definitely need your best gear on the guys you bring. The camp can be anywhere on the planet, possibly even in a cold biome where there is no cover and no resources to use locally. This is where a trained psycaster would shine, especially if they had berserk pulse or, an imperial title pawn with aerodrone strike, but you might want to save that for home defense emergencies. You can however take some time to dismantle the pirate camp, loading up loot and returning home is pretty much instant last I remember.

[@dalekmasterblaster585]

For Cooling down the base, more importantly for prisoners, creating a room with 2 Coolers is of course beneficial, but have you thought about ever making vents for each room as well? Temperatures will cool the main room, but the main rooms coolness will also transfer. This can of course also make the main dining room more pleasurable for guests.

[@brittommyv807]

I can't believe you sold the dog!! I'd have expected it from anyone else, but here I thought you'd care for the animals in their old age and then lay them to rest respectfully :(

[@musAKulture]

hahaha who have you been watching instead of pete

[@sethseth916]

@@musAKulture *Flashbacks to the ice sheet*

[@rasaecnai]

it's just hard to have sentimentality in the rim.

[@davysmith1934]

Yes, it was sad. I too feel your loss. At least take comfort the dog is safe, with less work to do in his new owners lap :)

[@werbearjack]

Both quests look manageable - at least once the defences are build. The one requiring six colonists might be a problem though if you don't get the walls up quickly enough. Meanwhile the other that sends raids every 25 days can just run in the background after accepting it to be finished at your leisure.

[@johnjoeson3115]

Personally, I would like to see a series on one of the modern Shadowrun titles. The game system is flexible enough to display skill and planning and still finite enough to be played to completion. X-com and Mutant players will feel at home with the turn-based strategy.

[@YourPalKindred]

Ah the killbox, that's why I like combat extended. If this wasn't a primarily vanilla playthrough I'd recommend installing

[@luciimirror9030]

I love this series seriously I just love it

[@Edmo_Ounapuu]

Thank you Pete for the best series on YT :)

[@57thorns]

Speaking of jaws, using uranium maces for prisoner control is kind of dangerous. One of my recruits had their jaws crushed and is now sporting a denture. Another one tried to break out of jail twice. The first time he lost a jaw and a leg, the second time the other leg. He is now a happy camper with dentures and two prosthetic legs. The colony leader lost an arm when I opened the ancient danger, so, well, it is an interesting game.

[@PracticeNine]

Every Australian viewer: Stare goes blank, fortunate son is slowly becoming louder

[@LemonBunch]

love this series too much I never want it to end

[@ragnarli8784]

Regarding the raid quest, I would say you should take it for the psytrainers. Smoke pop in my opinion is mediocre, but vertigo pulse is kind of a multiple stun against biological targets as they stop to do whatever they’re doing (I.E. shooting and stabbing) to vomit for a few seconds

[@seltin1988]

this series is my drug! thanks for all the fun! :)

[@thelukedankwalker]

Thanks for the happy juices Pete!

[@B0ss115]

I think you definitely should’ve kept that shooter tribal colonist. Having as many good shooters as possible will help your future killbox

[@NopeIdontcare]

Pete made the same mistake as the aussies once did and got careless around Emus. Thankfully the results were not as severe.

[@propyne5460]

Yes to both quests, I'd say - and go for maximum honor, Steak will need it since the endgame is shaping up to be royal.

[@Nietsewitch]

drilling arms should come with bonous in melee combat too :)

[@johnytest464]

If Polyanna was of Australian origin I'd be laughing so hard right now...

[@Subject75]

I was thinking the same, maybe she was and the emu recognized her as an ancient enemy.

[@cherriberri8373]

Woot woot it's the first time I'm early as hell! One minute :)

[@SpunkmeyerSnr]

I love your 'attitude' towards dogs ...........

[@KougaJ7]

2:30 you've build a roof over the geo-thermal generator to-be... Again. :D

[@jaredbelmont252]

We all assume that canonically Steak is making all the choices Pete is making, as he is the in game leader of the faction. If you take this to be true, that means all the decisions Pete has made for optimizing certain colonists, namely Edmo and Allistair, Steak has also decided to make. So it is canon that Steak ordered, or at least approved, replacing both of Allistair's arms with drills, which is probably much to the chagrin of Allistair himself 😂

[@Smo1k]

What..? He's about to become the world champion in the gentleman's art of nosepicking! They'll televise the boogers he extracts!!

[@xmadeinchinax]

I want the next rimworld playthrough to star edmo ♥️we all love him haha

[@dhilipraja]

omg this is my first video of u. ur voice abosule peacefull and calming. TY . Insta sub Ty for doing this.

[@AdelarLerigon]

I like the size of that killbox. :D

[@d0p3w1z]

Agree to Raid Source only! Please pump out more episodes until you have researched the majority of them

[@PetrPss]

That's one bloody desert!

[@Aermydach]

Great ep! Cheers, Pete.

[@blippityblobbity]

Double drill arms on Alastair. Just you watch... Polyanna is going to take one look and be like, "Mrow!"

[@michaelnelson2976]

I find all raids and attacks on bases very interesting, I don't know what rewards make it worth it or not, but I fully support both raids from an entertainment perspective. It would be impressive if you could pull off both of thm! THat's some bragging right there!