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MIAUW!?!

@@EnderGraff1 You beat meow to this comment.

I usually just skip over those. With the right arrow you can skip 5 seconds, so with the keyboard close to you, you can quickly tap it a few times to move past the uninteresting parts.

Sounds like a sick-ass story idea tbh

I had the same thing happen in an MP game with my brother, an 8 year year old came in and was immediately hunted by a Cheetah (shrubland life) and he had both legs eaten, he survived but the run became about getting better bionics so the poor kid could stop hobbling on double peg legs.

Can you explain what the 13x13 and 25 are all about? I don't get what you are doing.

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Do you have a timestamp for what you are referencing, that would help us help you to know what the game is showing or what he is talking about!

I'd be surprised if they don't add some as a free update a little down the line. Means the modders will definitely beat them to it though :p

Ask and ye shall receive. They listened.

Map Preview mod: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2800857642

Thank you!!

Hope you enjoyed it!

A year is 60 days in Rimworld, mind you.

it makes sense, really. dlc for games should be self contained for its content and the base game. let modders work their magic for connecting them. like you said, the VE people are probably hard at work doing their thing to make it all better.

@@Riftweaver1981 I feel like that is a very misguided approach. Modding should always be an extra, people shouldn't need to mod a game to make the base game experience feel cohesive and complete. Currently, Ideology, Royalty and Biotech feel so disconnected that I feel like I installed three big mods that were all made by different people. Ideologies don't care about gene modding, pollution or imperial connections. Royalty mechanics don't care about xenotypes, nor do they have a unique ideology for the Empire. The Biotech factions also make zero use of the ideology system for their ostensibly unique worldviews, nor are any of them connected to the Empire in any way. It all feels so... janky, in a way that discourages me personally from engaging in the mechanics of multiple DLC's in one playthrough. If Tynan wants to continue developing DLC for this game, I fear we'll eventually hit a point where the lack of interaction between DLC mechanics will make it so playing with all DLC's on will make the game more cumbersome and overall worse to play.

​@@paradoxicaloutcome1007 Keep in mind though that the earlier DLCs are not the "base game". Interconnectivity is great if you have all the DLCs, but for those that do not it's just wasted development time. As far as I can tell the other two DLCs did not sell all that well, so that might have affected Tynan's decision as well.

@@TripleOmega I didn't say the base game, I said "base game experience", as in the experience you get out of a game without any third party modifications. In my opinion, a game and it's DLC's are an inseperable package, and one cannot simply put them in completely different boxes. You don't need DLC's to play the base game, yes, but at the end of the day DLC's are still a part of Rimworld's official content, they are not completely seperate games. Therefore it only makes sense to me intuitively that DLC's should account for each other's features the same way it would not be acceptable if a pawn's shooting skill was completely ignored by the hit chance calculation during combat because they are not parts of the same game mechanic. I do not buy DLC's with the expectation that I am buying disconnected mods for the game, I buy DLC's with the expectation that I am buying extra offical downloadable content that is a part of Rimworld. Besides, the whole wasted development time seems like a very niche problem to have such a big impact on a game's development. Most people either buy no DLC's or buy every DLC. The amount of people who buy only one or two DLC's of a game that they enjoy, in my experience at least, are infinitesimal. If the previous DLC sold badly, I don't expect that Biotech will sell significantly more, and definitely not because of a disconnected DLC policy. Edited because of big fingers on phone screen.

I disagree with the "most people buy all or none of the DLC". I and most people I know have sharply limited budgets, we often can only have some of the DLC sp we pick and choose what we buy. Avoiding the paradox pit of *needing* all the DLC to access features and interconnectivity between DLC is imo a very good thing.

With his love of White Wolf stuff(possibly more Vampire than the rest) you know he will! I also believe he has since this stream said a couple of times that he does plan to do one at some point.

there's always vanilla fishing expanded, welll, once they update to 1.4 that is lol

@@Bandit2033 there's a mod for everything, I'm wondering why there's been no integration of such a basic feature of survival in this sort of simulation after so long in development, and why coasts have been modeled since pre 1.0 with no function other than a barrier.

Yes

Is that a question that Quill answered directly in the video?

Is it called Preview Map or something obvious, so I can add it?

@@SirTweaksalot92 No but someone else asked in the comments of THIS video and quill shared a link to the mod!

That might be interesting, though I don't know how much work it might take creating a cohesive story(as Quill usually likes to TRY and do) because I don't know squat about KSP.

@@JacksonOwex he is more then able to!

Relocating trees only works on regular trees, not the Anima, Guarulean, or the new Polux trees Light does NOT affect combat/accuracy, it did in WAY earlier versions, but they dropped that feature LONG LONG ago. Light now mainly just affects work speed and movement speed. Edit: the exception to this is the Ideology Darkness Meme, in which yes, keep your pawns in darkness to increase their accuracy. If by Psychic boost, you mean being a Production specialist, as he was talking about right then in your quoted time, it definently DOES affect crafting products quality level too. You can especially tell at 2:45:33 in the tooltip you can Passive Effects: +1 quality to CRAFTING and construction

I was digging up trees before wasn't I?! I SWEAR I was, or at least I could I didn't care much at first and just usually cut them down.

@@JacksonOwex regular trees? Yes. Specialty trees like the Anima tree? No.

@@JacksonOwex Hmm.. seems this may have changed: you no longer are able to relocate the tree :( Maybe this will be changed back once they've finished rebalancing..?

@@Bandit2033 I don't have ANY of the DLCs, so I don't have those!

classy. too lazy to make videos: just upload stream.

This particular video is from a livestream, which means people would have been joining in at different points and might not have been around when he explained something before.

@@UmJammerChelle While I get and understand that, I watch him a lot and the videos that are directly for the yubtubs are not much different in this regard. Btw, thanks for a reasonable answer, I kinda feared something along the line of "Nobody forces you to watch and how dare you viciously attack him for that, what is wrong in your head." :-)

@@beageler Yeah sorry, I've never noticed that. I also don't watch his videos extensively though. I usually only have enough spare time to watch his videos and series for new releases.

@@UmJammerChelle He is one of the xoutubers I let run to fall to sleep :-)

@@beageler The same applies to KZfaq videos as well, I guess you would be surprised how many people don't watch the videos in order/skip a few so you get people telling him things that he's already said. You're going to either have to get over it or stop watching his videos! I guess you can keep watching and whine and complain but you'd be wasting your time! Plus even when Quill ISN'T doing a "tutorial" he kind of does it anyway, and he might forget if he said something or not, he does a LOT of different things throughout a week, it's hard to keep it all straight!