Haha yeah. I've got it wishlisted. I can't wait.

@@admiraltygaming3756 just found out its releasing 6th December. Cannot understate my hype.

Yea, I think it would be great if they expanded on the overworld a bit more. Thanks for the comment.

@@admiraltygaming3756 You can attack raids before they get to you. But you need to know they are coming and spot them. Use a mod called pre-emptive strike.

You can also get a mod called Hidden Away that will lower the raid frequency based on your geography and distance from other settlements.

Dubs Breakdowns will balance out colonists flipping out in a big way over a couple of smaller things. You actually have to have a -10 with at least one moodlet to throw a tantrum and a -20 moodlet to go berzerk.

you can convert and recruit natural focused pawns who can worship a tree and then you can have psycasts without royalty

Thanks for the comment, I'd have to do a whole other video on all the different mods the game has. They could each change the experience quite a lot.

Haha same.

Thanks for the comment. Hahaha yeah that is true.

thx g

Yep that's Randy random :P

Haha, I think Tynan said something once along the lines of "holy crap you guys are nuts, Ice sheet was never meant to be survivable"

Reference from Veequeue video of surviving 100 days on sea ice?

It's in my Wishlist too! Thanks for the comment :)

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment.

Glad to hear it! Rimworld is defs one of my most favorite games! Thanks for the comment.

I love both, but some things in DF still bother me more than similar pain points in Rimworld. For example, DF simulates so deeply... but then non-grazing animals just need no food. Why can I lock my pigs inside, no food, and have them thrive?

I don't. I'm more of a short form video kind of guy. But I'll take the compliment! Thanks :)

Haha. You spotted the accent from a mile away.

I would play the base game without any DLC on your first couple of playthroughs. Rimworld is a complex game and the DLCs can add a lot to the experience. This is great, but it can leave you feeling a bit lost if you're not familiar with the base game.

@@admiraltygaming3756 Thank you, already bought it and had some playthroughs without any DLC's. The game is more fun then i anticipated:)

I personally started it with royalty because it was cheap at the time and relatively fast addes a few quality of life mods like replace stuff and smarter construction and a different research tree.

They work pretty well together. I play with all three enabled.

@@admiraltygaming3756 awesome nice!

I've always thought Z levels would really elevate Rimworld (mind the pun). However I think the engine is a little bit too simple for it to be easily implemented.

@@admiraltygaming3756 yeah but I'd be willing to pay for the extra work, Full game price, especially since there no need for him to be a one man army.......

I don't think it's going to be implemented. There's a reason the Z-levels mod was abandoned almost 4 years ago. Engine isn't designed for it, and it would cause quite a few issues.

@@HollowBagel I don't understand how Unity can run Rust and Subnautica, but the developers can't make elevations. Now their latest DLC is nothing but more BS, at least the DF developers are ambitious beyond their abilities.

@@johnjoseph2010 ok

Hahaha, very perceptive. For all we known Tynan could be a vampire.

Very true! I think that's part of Rimworld's value. It's such a easy template to build off of.

Basic modding is also really easy.

Did the accent give it away? :P

@@admiraltygaming3756 It did indeed XD I rarely come across South Africans who play Rimworld. If you ever decide to give the multiplayer mod a go (despite its jankiness), I’d totally be keen to give it a go. Planning on buying Biotech sometime today :3

Hey, thanks for the comment. I see you're also super passionate about Rimworld, which is great! I thought someone might reply with "just don't play with the royalty DLC" as a response. I just think that a game like Rimworld need's expansions that keeps the game as open and sandboxy as possible, after all it's a game that you can play for thousands of hours and have endless playthroughs. I feel like adding linear elements (like a campaign) could detract from this. I find the royalty DLC gameplay plays out much the same every single time, which got a bit tired after a couple of playthroughs. Let me know what you think.

@@admiraltygaming3756 Again incorrect. All three exp are pretty much essential to the game. Is in core to the actual game that should not be expansions. However, they cause a major price hike for new users to get everything. If there was one to choose from, I would suggest Royalty. As it offers the most substance to the game. The game is still open ended regardless. And yes if you personally find it limits you for whatever reason, you can play without it active. But prior to Royalty, Rimworld was not a fully developed game. Still enjoyable and great for what it was. But Royalty was exactly what the game needed so that it's not just some hollow game. Both expansions after that offer real meaningful improvements. User playstyles now have effects in game. As well as new races and the whole genetics system. But all of that without Royalty is still much more shallow. It's really Royalty that gives an actual adventure aspect. This video and everything you're claiming cannot be more false. Royalty is the most important update to this game and what was very much needed for it.

@@divergentlife493 I don't agree with admiraltygaming about Royalty and Biotech restricting player freedom, but you're being too defensive about this. Yes, Royalty (and the update released alongside Royalty) added some very important core gameplay (quests in general, expanded mechanoid gameplay, various items, psycasting), but the whole nobility section, and the Empire quests, are not anywhere near as "essential" as you're trying to make them seem. If Rimworld without the Royalty quests was hollow for you, I think that says more about you and how you play the game, and isn't a reflection of most players.

A colony sim - Where the emphasis is on the greater whole colony, rather than the individual characters and their stories is what I meant. Thanks for the comment.