Complete Beginner Guide: Mastering A World Trying To Kill You! 💀 // RIMWORLD 1.0 TUTORIAL //

[@Nimbkoll]

Here's how to remove negative traits like pyromaniac and gourmand. Go to their health tab, operations -> add bill -> remove heart.

[@dennylukman1801]

There's mod where you can sort of theraphy them. Don't know if that belongs to EPOE or Psychology mod.

[@seby826]

LOL

[@SuperMichael996]

Is this a joke or you can really get their hearts out willingly? :))

[@tomhill3248]

Don't forget to collect a kidney and a lung first!

[@rh3280]

i think thats called murder or am i confused lol

[@crystaleidson6042]

I watched this and your Tribal Let's Play series before buying the game. Hands down, they were the most helpful and gave me the best advice of all the resources I found geared towards new players. So thanks James! A few tips: If like me you want to start off playing as a Lost Tribe, I recommend a biome that does have winter. 30/60 is pretty comfortable. This is because you will need time to research electricity to build coolers and prevent food from spoiling. Winter acts as a natural freezer, and gives you a bit of breathing space where your pawns can focus on production and research instead of constantly hunting. Similarly, Tribal games are MUCH easier in a biome with a lot of wood. Campfires to keep away the cold and passive coolers to keep away excessive heat consume enormous amounts of wood. My favorite is boreal forest, but swamps and temperate forests can work well also. For any new players: - I always try to make my colony on or next to a road, with at least one friendly outlander town and one gentle tribe within a day or two of travel in good weather. It is hugely helpful to speed up caravan movement, and have places to trade extra items for silver, or buy things you've run out of in an emergency. - DON'T build walls from wood or steel. They are both flammable. You will have many other far more important uses for steel later. Build walls only from stone. If you play as a Lost Tribe you can deconstruct ruins to make patchwork walls. If you play as New Arrivals you can start stonecutting right away! - It genuinely is worth your time to have a "janitor" pawn whose #1 job is cleaning. Once you've got some good living and working structures built and perhaps 6 or more pawns, a full time cleaner will help the rest of your colony stay healthy, happy, and efficient. - Careful stockpile management and creating sensible work bills at production stations are hard skills to pick up at first but will pay off in the long run. You will save your colonists a lot of time and effort, and spare yourself a lot of frustration, by making sure the things they need most are close to hand. That way your most skilled workers don't spend their time walking back and forth from stockpiles, or creating items you're not going to use.

[@sprintonwater]

Glad you found everything helpful 😊 And great tips, sounds like you've caught a bit of the RimWorld fever 😉 There's tons of hours/replay ability out on the Rim.

[@Izahdnb]

My top tip: always take on huskies if you have the chance. Train them to haul. Fully trained they will go across the map to pick stuff up, so your colonists won't have to! Also they can survive in colder climates.

[@NightReaper213]

Wargs are a bit better, you can train them to haul aswell, but what's better is that they hunt the wildlife, effectively eliminating the need for hunters. Plus they reproduce quite rapidly so you can sell them.

[@alexmorgans5635]

Izahdnb I’ve got 40 grizzlies and they do all the work

[@dustinb1070]

Arent foxs better than huskies?

[@tomhill3248]

@@NightReaper213 Seems like wargs would dirve the local wildlife to extinction if you had too many.

[@MajesticLawnGnome]

I wish you could pick the animal you start out with I had a cat the other time I was like wtf lol I can’t see wiskers going across the map to haul steel back to base 😂

[@rimworldboris8333]

LVL 35 BOSS TIP: Place a chair 5blocks away from a hourseschue for faster happines rating

[@KyrstOak]

'Hourseschue'?

[@nicoredje]

@@KyrstOak horseshoe trowing. The easy recreation item.

[@rh3280]

wait does this actually work im logging on and nchecking now

[@rh3280]

can confirm lol

[@KyrstOak]

@@nicoredje That's not what Boris said.

[@swinabc]

Pro Tip,. Use nutrient paste Dispenser at first. saves on food, and a pawn having to cook meals all the time meaning you have an extra pawn (and later in game lots of pawns ) free and really treat cooked food as a treat

[@InternetHydra]

The most underutilized pro tip to this day.

[@joshuameador9247]

I always recommend temperate forest for starters next to a road, the biggest tip I have is think in advance. I always recommend starting with a 20-60 day growing period that way you can learn to stockpile resources for the future. I wish I would’ve known about mods and infestations, infestations are the most difficult events in my opinion. So don’t build buildings underneath mountains(they only spawn in rooms that are under mountain roofs). Geothermal power is the best source of power. Relationships with factions nearby can be very profitable and make travel easier. Train 2-3 pawns specifically for doing map events in mid/late game is a huge tip and part of the game I missed out on the first 120 hours I played. Good luck guys Also btw great video keep it up!

[@MeowingInsanely]

Oh wait there are roads?

[@joshuameador9247]

Ajwad Mauthoor yes, roads are on the world map. The main advantage is your caravans move much quicker when traveling to neighboring cities to trade

[@anzelmgrzyb3982]

What on earth are infestations?

[@WoodlandDrake]

To piggy-back on this comment: choose your landing zone carefully! Open up the Terrain tab and pay attention to the types of stone you will find on the map; it is largely a matter of preference, but different stones have different properties. Marble is more beautiful and makes your colonists happier, Granite is durable but difficult to work, Sandstone provides no real benefit but is easy to work, and Slate is like a lesser Granite while Limestone is like a lesser Marble. Also, landing on a river is not a bad option either, as the water provides a natural defense; shallow water doesn't completely hinder enemies, but it does slow them down enough to pick them off at a range, while deep water does block enemies. A river will also open up the option of a watermill generator, which is better than a windmill, if a little more expensive, but not as good as a geothermal generator (but you can have as many watermills as you want). The position of your colony on the world map does not impact how often you are visited by traders or raiders, so don't settle on a secluded island, thinking it will keep you safe from the factions who do not have major settlements there. You, however, cannot cross the ocean without some later game technology. While the flu is universal, the biome you are in can impact what kind of sicknesses your characters may contract. Tropical jungles may have a year-round growing season, but they also carry a greater risk of many different diseases including malaria and tropical sleeping sickness. That is pretty much all I can think of for basic colony placement tips...

[@2lazyt378]

@@anzelmgrzyb3982 infestations are event when a hive(s) will spawn along with various giant insects. The hive will spawn more insects and the insect will mine out blocks and attack colonists. They only occur under overhead mountains. They can also be pre-generated if the map comes with caves.

[@iTsDSong]

Timestamps in description? INSTANT LIKE!!!

[@skavies2351]

Your first few games should be done in a temperate forest with year round growing and small hills biome. This will give you wood and rocks with a lowered chance of digging far enough into a mountain for an infestation to deal with. Don't dig more than (8?) blocks into a mountain, or you risk an infestation event which is a spawn of lots of giant insects which can be very dangerous to a new colony. I can't remember how far you can dig safely, but basically if it's an exposed ore, it's safe to completely dig it out. Use the temperate forest not a swamp or jungle because there's a much higher infection chance in swamps and jungle biomes. If you can, try to find a lone small hill tile surrounded by flat temperate forest or other flat biome types when selecting your starting location. Small hills, and large hills drastically reduce your caravan movement speeds, so don't worry about this until you're skilled enough to want to try caravaning. Manual priorities should not be set to 1. The first 3 on the list should be set to 2 (exception would be non doctors don't get a 2 in medical) and all other priorities should also be set to at least a 2 if not a larger number. Save the use of a 1 for emergency situations where you need something done right now. A blight is a good example of this, so is possibly bed rest if you're fighting an infection and you want your pawn to stay the hell in bed. It doesn't have to be an emergency, maybe you want someone to get out of bed who's injured but otherwise healthy. Set his job to a 1 for as long as you want him doing it, but this will mean if he's bleeding out, he will not go get treatment and will happily carve stone blocks, or cook or whatever while bleeding to death. 2 hydroponic basins growing rice is more than enough for one colonist. You can get away with 3 basins for 2 colonists if you grow rice, or only 1 basin per colonist if you grow rice and use a nutrient paste dispenser. Nutrition is not applicable. A simple, fine, exotic or nutrient paste meal will fully fill their hunger bar and it doesn't matter at all what ingredients are used for how much food they get, but not all meals cost the same amount of resources. A nutrient paste meal only takes 6 ingredients. a simple or fine meal takes 10 ingredients (fine takes 5 vegetable and 5 meat) Exotic takes 15 ingredients, but does not give any more food than the nutrient paste taking only 6. Different crops do have different grow times and harvest amounts. Corn will give the most food per crop, but can't grow in a hydroponic basin. Rice is the best crop for Hydroponics for food per plant per year, but it's also the most labor intensive since it grows so dam fast. Never grow rice outside of a hydroponic basin, or fertile soil. Your first freezer should be as small as possible. Say 4 tiles per colonist + 2 tiles for medicine. This will be much cheaper and easier to keep it cold. If you're going to use the wonderfully over powered nutrient paste dispenser, put it in the freezer and give the freezer just enough room to fit it and the hoppers around it. The pawns can walk over the hoppers so they don't need a walkway and the 2 corners where you can't put hoppers will do nicely for herbal medicine storage. This is about the largest you can get away with only 1 air conditioner on. When your freezer gets large enough you need 2 air conditioners set one to -4 and the other to -2 (celcius) or 24 and 28 (fahrenheit). This will save some electricity as one will shut off when not needed. The kill box shown in this video is a perfect example of the worst possible thing you can do with your kill box. It's not the shape, it's the floor. You want things in your kill box to move as slow as possible giving your guns and or colonists more time to shoot melee people before they get there. I've got no clue what possessed the content creator to use tiles which give a speed boost. You want to use mud or water in the kill box as that will drastically slow hostile pawns down increasing the effectiveness of your kill box. I've also never seen 40+ traps being a deterrent for pawns to go through the hallway, but turrets are a massive deterrent for them to path find. For this reason, I tend to not use turrets in my kill box and instead use a ton of traps and colonists with good cover to deal with anything that might get through my traps. I like to have 2.5 traps (round up) per enemy that spawned in the last raid. This will almost guarantee that my colonists won't have to shoot except at fleeing enemies. Turrets are great to use outside your kill box but in your base area to make sappers come in the kill box and die to traps rather than come blow up a wall and now be in the range of a turret.

[@MrGiovannisassano]

7:27 strawberries & rice is the better way to start cuz then you can break into simple meals and lavish meals because you have both after hunting, just doing strawberries is a fast way to die young. But you do need them so they can eat on the fly as they w8ing for the rice to be made into simple meals.

[@thevideogamearchive.]

One of the best tips I can give is early on work towards getting steel and components for a/c's being able to freeze your food and medicine is a life saver and also good for heat waves

[@TheEmeraldNight]

I tried RimWorld a fair while ago but could never rap my head around it. I have been watching Desert and Ice starts for a little over a year now and finally caved and tried to learn it again. These guides help a lot. Thank you.

[@troypayne6701]

Shit play dwarf fortress if you think this game has a hard learning curve, you're gravely mistaken.

[@glassystudio]

Build your whole base accoridng to your map... Plan your kill box, use mountains as a funnels. Use nautrient paste/dispenser with fridge connected to it.

[@average_belgian]

My top tip! Take creek parts! Its easy electricity if you reshearch water mill. ( beware. You need batteries if you are going big. ) Also pro tip. Zone your whole world into **home area** When there is some fire. It will auto detect.

[@matthewpshostak]

I'm barely getting into this but my biggest piece of advice is play solo colonist mode. Ever try meeting three or five people at once? Near impossible. Get to know your one base colonist? Easy peasy. Few weeks with just one personand you'll be bffs. You'll know him better than most family members. then as you add colonists or prisoners slaves you will know how to utilize them

[@splinter6479]

I always reccommend people to look for a Mountainous Temperate Forest with year Round growing without Caves and with Granite and Marble. It'll take several world regenerations, and even then you're unlikely to fulfill ALL of those criteria, but that is *the* best start i can think of. Normally, Year Round growing periods are in Tropical rainforests, but those have a higher rate of predators and diseases. There's a small chance to find a year-round temperate forest, but that way you don't have to worry too hard about warm clothes, nor paying attention to food growing. Mountainous without caves closes off one side of the map with rock, so you can dig into that and concentrate all your defenses at the front. Caves will likely ruin this by inserting a weakness in the rear or side of your mountain fortress. Granite is the most durable stone, for making defenses and outer walls from, Marble is the prettiest stone thus making Art better, and furniture and rooms made from marble give better room stats than slate, sandstone or granite.

[@adamwspaniay7787]

For switching on and off turrets and other things it's better to put a single power conduit and pressing the reconnect button

[@BilsonBoi]

One thing I really wish I knew in my first game was to build an airlock for my farm or really anywhere that is sensitive to temp change like freezers or main rooms. My first ever game was on an old school arctic map It wasn’t the freezing cold that killed me but the starving!

[@Jelkiin]

Hint for If there is a fire: set firefighting priority to 1. If there is fire, draft and undraft ALL colonists. They will stop what their doing and start firefighting. Most of the time only 3 colonist will be enough to stop the fire from spreading, however more is always better

[@KellyTawhai]

Yo, I've been playing rimworld for years and you've taught me some shit ✌

[@sprintonwater]

Cheers my dude 👊 Glad you still got something from it.

[@coolchrisable]

my protip is just to watch the growth of your colony you dont have to take everyone and sometimes its not worth it . your people first everyone else 2nd and those hostile well we kill them . unless you got a well armed defendable colony dont try to pick a fight with someone who is stronger than you. Mods personally i recommand level up+, Glitter tech, terraform, Rimmiscal (dont know if i spelt that right), Infused, Polarus, and Giddy up oh and prepare carefully but use prepare carefully if your kind of familiar with the game already and what traits do, as it can make your game to easy but it does allow you to customize your colonist, and add stuff to and for the decent (or what ever sceniro you choose).

[@TheShadowWolfie]

If you want to have a game where you won't get raided, but still want to have the rest of the difficulty intact, you can install the no mechanoid raids mod and the more faction control mod. More faction control lets you set the number of different kinds of factions. Just disable pirates, rough outlander unions and savage tribes. Beware though, without installing the no mechanoid raids mod, this set up would mean dealing with mechanoid raids much much earlier than you normally would be dealing with them, so unless that's what you want, keep that in mind.

[@KingOhmni]

The biggest tip I wished I knew starting out is that colonists will only extinguish fires within the Home zone. So when a flash storm hits be sure to slap down a home zone in the middle of nowhere so that your temperate/rainforest wood maps do not become one big inferno.

[@TinyElly]

This was insanely helpful thank you so so much! A lot of the stuff you mentioned haven't even been in explained in a lot of other videos I've watched and I feel like they were very needed, thanks :)

[@Metalders]

Hi, I enjoyed this video teaching how to start in the game. I noticed you mentioned there are more videos about it, but I could only find them in your playlist. For more people to find them more easily it would help to put numbers on the titles, like part 1.👍

[@bradleytyler8954]

This is the best rimworld advice video I've seen, just nonsense really good advice 👍

[@roterex9115]

My 4 main tips would be. Don't overlook an imperfect person to add to your colony a person with a bad trait yes but if their skills are not that high they can still be a cleaner hauler and help defend the colony. Don't ignore cleaning it may not always seem important but if you have a dirty colony then your colonists will be on a hair trigger ready to mental break if something goes wrong in addition if you have a dirty kitchen you increase your chance of food poisoning. Don't wait to long to setup defences it'll be fine for a while but then it won't be and you will die. Use manual priorities not all colonists are great cooks some are better at other skills but you still want to bee able to cook in addition set most skills to atleast a 4 if you don't you can't force them to do a job and will just stand around when their main job is finished. Also bonus tip don't build a large building out of wood

[@lsswappedcessna]

I'd recommend starting in a temperate forest with either 50/60 day growing or year round growing. Also use the heck out of hydroponics, because things grow faster in them. Especially things like rice, which is really sensitive to soil quality. Also, avoid building with wood as much as possible. Get a mod like VGP garden Resources or one that adds quarries because resources will be scarce late game and caravaneering can be extremely tedious. When manually setting work priorities, Firefighting, Cleaning and Researching MUST be 1or they will never be done, at least in my experience. With crops, have at least one small zone with rice, to give some constant food supply. I let vegetarian and meat on all meals, with a slight restriction on simple and fine meals. Since I run all cannibal colonies, I designate lavish meals to use human meat and insect jelly, whereas simple and fine meals use generic non-human meat and no insect jelly. Use insect meat either for kibble or chemfuel. Or, you could feed it to your prisoners... For cannibal colonies, use human leather! It's not the greatest material in vanilla, that would be a tie between Devilstrand and Hyperweave (Thrumbofur is really good for chairs and stuff), but it gives psychopath pawns HUGE mood boosts when they wear all human leather. Make money. Drugs, guns and art are the best ways to make money in RimWorld, you can also sell slaves but the negative moodlets can add up quickly.

[@holyravioli5795]

Jungles are unforgiving, the amount of diseases are insane and the rate at which they die from them is incredible. I miss B18.

[@catherinehelle7267]

Best guide to the Rimworld early game on KZbin. Thank you!

[@sprintonwater]

Cheers, much appreciated!

[@saintnerdherder3569]

Excellent guide and I have watched thousands in my life. Thank you so much for allowing me to enjoy one of my favourite games to it’s fullest.

[@cpuwrite]

You don't need a killing box for one of those unrealistic early-game raids. One colonist with a bolt-action rifle will be just fine. The range on the thing is so great that it'll drop a male raider before it can get to the rifle-toting colonist.

[@outlaw0987654321]

I am learning to keep away from wood as well. Nothing like when your conduits explode in your wooden freezer while a good chunk of your guys are away on an outpost mission and the ones left behind are on the other side of the map mining iron😑. Had to kiss my entire food supply and c6ook goodbye. And sent 3 of the miners to the hpspital then blight hit the crops😫. Its only dumb luck a caravan with tons of food came along after a few game days. I ignored stone because i thoght it was a hassle but aside of its fireproofness, it also is a part of clearing up stone chunks which can pile up like crazy depending on what you're doing.

[@sweetkwaku123]

Its taken me 4 saved files to realize how trash wood is lmfao

[@sherb1750]

I'm just starting out in Rimworld. I've never heard of a kill box before. I will definitely be building one ASAP! Thanks!

[@patientzero3943]

Proceeds to be fucking torn apart by mech clusters or even more likely a mad colonist burnt the colony down

[@Erik-vp5bm]

One thing I wish I knew is that you don't really have to do the lame pegleg trick to incapacitate a troublesome inmate. You can simply send someone with a good melee weapon (pref. sword), hack him a few times - also after he is downed - and you will most likely have severed a limb or two. You can savescum it if you want optimal results, but it's not strictly necessary so long as you accept a margin of error. I always send pairs of executioners and medics, so the medic can patch the poor fellow up immediately after the executioner has done his job. There is a risk of accidental killing to this, so keep an eye on the prisoner's health tab while you do it. Always a good idea to stop at 2-3 hours until death. For some strange reason, this has absolutely no impact on anyone but the prisoner. One of my teams consists of a bleeding heart doctor and a kind executioner.I think this is much more fun and immersive than pegleg amputations. You guys who read this have probably pegged me as a sick puppy by now, but I assure you, that's true.

[@voxkine9385]

My tip: hydroponics is very nice early on. I always seem to get a long stretch of the “toxic fallout” event early on (my current game lasted over an entire season to end at the start of winter) and I only ever survive the event due to rushing for hydroponics tech.

[@hlc5410]

I find making a greenhouse is superior to hydroponics. Saves on energy and material costs and your entire crop won't die when there's a solar flare. If you can find a rich soil patch near geothermal vents then all the better, especially on cold maps.

[@helium-379]

i like to stick traps out on the map on the sides of mountains and hills. Pawn pathing tends to take the fastest route. I stopped some raids easily without a killbox.

[@victordanilo27]

PRETTY. DAMN. QUICKLY. LOVED YOUR GUIDE.

[@MrGiovannisassano]

And having silver tile's in the kitchen at some point lowers the sick food debuff.

[@human_3217]

I didnt know how to make colonists equip a gun. Left click colonist then right click object, also works for "prioritize working on _____"

[@derrickschneider6052]

Imo prosthetics are my number one go to. Sometimes those battles can really mess your colonists up fast and simple prosthetics can help you not lose as much if you lose a arm or leg

[@derrickschneider6052]

Plus bionics are op

[@sprintonwater]

Yup I love making a robo man 😁🤖

[@Bigslam1993]

Weird, I have a killbox filled with traps, and a narrow corridor of 25 traps in front of it. They always take that way.

[@DrOctagon]

Lots of good inspiration/advice in the sub reddit : www.reddit.com/r/RimWorld James , i would recommend you jump in here too (if you use Reddit?) as your content is top notch!I have seen many youtubers play RimWorld , but i have learnt a lot more from your videos. As far as advice for new players , think of it like a real survival situation (where water consumption is irrelevant). My priorities are : Shelter/storage , food then security. Most importantly : Have fun!

[@sprintonwater]

Thanks heaps man, really appreciate it 😊 Yeah I'm a sporadic redditor, and r/RimWorld is one of my go to subs. But yeah I'm not there heaps, like I said I tend to use Reddit a bit on and off or some reason.

[@hlc5410]

My best basic tip is walled town > mountain base.

[@orivalx]

Why?

[@hlc5410]

@@orivalx Many reasons. Sieges are a doddle (just have mortars of your own, which incidentally you can't have inside a mountain base) and are in fact welcome for the additional loot they bring. That only really leaves mechanoid drop pods as a problem and in a choice between having to deal with infestations or drop pods I know which I'm going to choose. Have a few guys always armed with EMP grenades inside the base and they're not difficult to deal with. Also a few EMP IED's laying around doesn't hurt. Add all that to it just being quicker and easier to build and it's just massively in favor of walled town. Being able to build greenhouses as well as hydroponics is also a plus. Honestly I can't see why anyone would bother with a mountain base at this point. Have a pillbox all around you base, then a wall about 20 tiles away from that and as many staggered walls as you want after that.

[@JennyPost]

Awesome guide! I am going to have to build a kill box!! Now on to video two :-)

[@humanguyalsoperson7987]

I have a tip's at the start art and intelligent's is not bad to have but not needed you can get away with it don't take pyro's if you can't keep them happy and I always go for rice since it's not hard to cook and last a good time with out a freezer and grow the fastest.

[@anzelmgrzyb3982]

I honestly feel like pyros are not that huge of a deal. Yeah they will disrupt one day for one of your colonists when you draft him and manually extinguish fires but that's it. Also since in my playstyle I prefer rushing good guns I need someone with at least 6 intellectual and some passion for it.

[@Tieyme]

Looked hard for part 2, but it seems you didn't make it yet. I've subbed in expectation. Also, please consider doing something on caravans. I keep getting messages for peace talks, orders for things, and even a ship on the other side of the planet... but I have no clue how to go about planning and executing any trip. Cheers

[@sprintonwater]

Yes part 2 doesn't exist yet. It's being worked on tho, but will probably be about 3 weeks away tbh. Caravan guide is actually something I'm doing tho 😊 That should be out later this week.

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

It's a true survival game, one fuck up can ruin your entire colony. No respawning or bargaining chips.

[@camillodegregorio3858]

Nice tutorial, but having paved tiles in the killbox is not a good thing. Dirt or mud is better, because that way the enemies are slower at getting to you. Also, if you have a door in your killbox, you need to always have all of your colonists there too, otherwise they attack your other doors and enter your base. I also like to have some sandbags for colonists in the killbox.

[@MrGiovannisassano]

25:33 for a better Hospital you're going too need silver tile at some point on the floor in you're hospitals he forgot about to tell u.

[@sprintonwater]

Probably sterile tile is best tbh (does use silver tho).

[@MrGiovannisassano]

@@sprintonwater silver tile is sterile tile silly :)

[@sprintonwater]

I'm not sure that it is man, but all goods :) rimworldwiki.com/wiki/Floors

[@F3ND1MUS]

love listening to your vids, started with eve, bingeing them now, ty o7

[@hedition9346]

No need to claim structures. Adds to your wealth unnecessarily

[@BilsonBoi]

apart from that I started to not claim crypto pods so raiders wont attack them and I can use it when I need it

[@actionhanz3420]

you know what ill have that nutrient paste after all. go put that order in for me. please and thank you.

[@darthgavel6766]

Goddammit Sprintonwater! Now you've made me want to play Rimworld! 🤦‍♂️

[@sprintonwater]

Awesome! You won't regret it, this is a pretty great game especially now it's hit the point of being a full release. There's so much polish, super cool content/events/mechanics in the game now. Be warned tho, it's a time sink! You will lose many hours of sleep from it :)

[@rhyswerner8749]

Fantastic guide thank you so much!

[@WoodlandDrake]

20:27 ….ummm… are you- oh you're back okay, whew.

[@MeowingInsanely]

You can designate areas where animals are not allowed to prevent animal filth everywhere :D

[@Handles_arent_a_needed_feature]

10:13 *cough* *cough* solar flares

[@sprintonwater]

We hates them precious 💍

[@bigmacdoubleyouv]

I wanted to know how to make them pick up the resources that they mined/harvested, regardless of the massive stock pile areas i created. Or how, when they hunt a creature, to not leave it there decaying.

[@sprintonwater]

You need to have a stockpile, with the relevant item assigned to be stored there, in order for the pawn to haul anything anywhere. Otherwise the pawn doesn't know where you want the item taken, and will just leave it on the map. If you have a stockpile for a given item, then it will be hauled automatically by pawns doing the job, and by pawns assigned to hauling. Hope this helps! 😊

[@SpacyCowboy]

Did they remove the ancient dangers or something I recently started playing and my map doesn’t have one

[@cjayesacdalan9495]

I would recommend taking the whole year round planting cycle that I failed to do in my first gameplay! And also the try not to go near another base of neutral or bandit relation and Stuff like keep the temp by having 2 stone doors on the fridge and all that welp at least a door that slows you down at least 60% of the speed you enter so the cold won't leave and waste you power!

[@user-dc4yr2ev5h]

Me 150 hours in: never escaped the planet.. I usually get around 6-10 hours in a colony before they are all dead ;~;. I will never ever savescum in a game like this.

[@giantdad1661]

Oh, all I need is a surplus? *creates huge ass farm*

[@BurstFlare686]

how do I determine my starting tech level? I know that under base game it doesn't change and some mods will let you change it based on the amount of research you do but I haven't figured out where you determine what your starting research level is (EX tribal etc.)

[@spoon3731]

Hey quick question but why I see people making rooms circular other than hydroponics. In this video when u introduce the large space to store items.

[@sprintonwater]

A lot of ppl make circular rooms with sunlamps/heaters in them and grow plants. Other than that circular rooms just look cool 😎

[@Robber7]

You had 5 turretets active during the example raid "early game" xD

[@Troy2Slick]

Yeah lol

[@cjayesacdalan9495]

My comment: Create a 2hr or 1hr guidelines on all the new stuff on the update and rules and science or as rimworld science

[@timothybarnett6844]

great vid

[@sprintonwater]

Goddammit Rogers 🤦‍♂️

[@SeraphX2]

You live in a shack? :p

[@sprintonwater]

I live in a thimble!

[@SeraphX2]

rofl

[@Robber7]

id love to see how to handle guests, visitors.. managing their zones and what not

[@george-stefanleoca1319]

10:42 I never saw a elephant skeleton before :O

[@sprintonwater]

Yeah I love all the terrain/environment altering things in RimWorld 😊☠️🔥

[@chith6512]

Good video. Subbed.

[@Dustylunchbox]

This game is hard af

[@TheGobou77]

:o mfw you say that hunting should be supplementing while i do vegetable for suplementing (since i like to start with the tribal start i have 5 guys) i never start with farming and do mostly hunting XD plus, over hunting improve gun skill

[@khirywiley5937]

Played for 5mins colony killed each other...6/10 couldn't figure out controls 😂💀

[@khirywiley5937]

@American Restoration Initiative played for 4 days, but I'm having a lot of fun

[@khirywiley5937]

@American Restoration Initiative not yet, but im having a very fun time with the dev/debug menu

[@MyMinininjas]

Think it'll ever come on sale?

[@sprintonwater]

Definitely will at some point. I think it could be a while tho. Possible during Christmas sales, but unlikely imo. Winter sales next year I'd assume it will.

[@dustinb1070]

Tyrnan said it will never go on sale.

[@ashofstall]

@lolzzz I pirated it at 1st. Then ended up buying it cuz I loved it so much

[@ashofstall]

@lolzzz yeah this game quickly because my favorite game of all time

[@cpuwrite]

It really peeves me the say they're going on about how tasty beer is. They should speak for themselves. I personally don't like the stuff. I'll have me a grape cool-aid any day.

[@scalion44y22]

They're not wrong though :)

[@cpuwrite]

@@scalion44y22 Speak for yourself. They are to me.

[@scalion44y22]

@@cpuwrite No, You are speaking for yourself. :) Im probably speaking for the majority here

[@cpuwrite]

@@scalion44y22 Yes, I already as much as stated that these are my personal preferences. It's a free country. Like what you like.

[@scalion44y22]

@@cpuwrite what country?

[@KCrogers87-]

This game is frustrating. Nothing is explained in game. One example. Have a dead person in camp and no idea how to dispose of body. I don’t really wanna watch and research for hours just to figure out how to do basic things.

[@say12thebear]

I bought this and I regret it. I'm past my two hours on steam and I still have no fucking clue what is going on in this game.

[@sprintonwater]

These type of games aren't for everyone, but once you get your head around it, I reckon you'll have a lot of fun 😊

[@say12thebear]

james on the internet I’m trying to get into but it’s a slow process. Do you know of any text based sites/articles that can offer help? I’m watching your video and other but would like to read something as well

[@sprintonwater]

Reddit is always a good place for some good info. I found a few good things here as well (rim-world.com/guides/). Not everything there is 100% up to date, but most of it seems to still be applicable.

[@gordonrarity8014]

O.o

[@unorubbertoe]

Zoning

[@johnnytopside9215]

I Have over 1,200 hours and about 1,170 of that is leaving it running

[@shatteredknight1129]

Doesn't explain alot of things. Like how to even get meat by hunting and using a butcher table. That said, the tips are really helpful. And the video is well scripted and presented. Not like that idiot doing the unwatchable guide because of constantly saying "uh uh um uh um um uh uh um um uh uh uh".

[@hildaalone2232]

your eyes are different sized.

[@sprintonwater]

lol I know! They do something fucked up when I'm taking apparently. Relaxed their the same size.

[@bobdole8830]

Show me the game not your face!