I started playing Rimworld a few days ago. This is insane. By the way, do you use mods? Could you tell me which ones?

But wouldn't you have to spend more resouces on flooring though?

got a typo in the title brah

It's a good killbox, but one problem I noticed is that my pawns get cooked alive, even with the roof ventilation. Bear in mind they're mid-game pawns without marine armor or some good heat resistent clothing. The kill room is often at 200 degrees, so I'm not sure if clothing would help. 7 of my pawns all got burnt pretty bad.

lilwhitemouse is a small mouse but with a big heart

I'm really glad that I clicked on this video thank you so much!!!!

FJ = godking of Rimworld. Wow!

In older versions turrets also forced tunnelers to stop mining the walls, as their pathfinfing made so they think it's not worth it, and gone into traps. But I am not sure if it is still there.

Next time I feel squares are getting too bland, I'll try this out.

Why a brazier and not a campfire? Can you cook on a brazier?

One main problem is fire , it could jump through this wall easily

Stacking hurdles is a pretty common approach in real life to solve problems, it makes sense that it works in the game too. My only critique of this design is that the game heavily weights mech raids towards endgame making the entire tunnel section an expensive waste. Perhaps, rather than a full duplicate just building a short maze opposite the burn box and switching for mech raids would make for a less expensive solution. Personally I really like the "shotgun tunnel" from AVE and miniaturizing it to 7 pawns is really effective at cutting down Friendly Fire on your frontline. The open roof solves one problem, and then the tox mines solve the other on organic raids. My only adds would be to put some repair pawns to the left and right of the melee blockers for keeping the walls topped up, putting some statues in to counter the negative room decor and making sure the box backs up to a dining room to avoid the dreaded "Ate without a Table" debuff. well done otherwise.

didnt people do this in WW2?

Here I am trying to search up how to do surgeries and all I get is a Clash of clans base maker

Arent simple meals better for nutrition if you have the labour?

Reject square. Embrace...other square

*Laughs in german*

Strong melee damage is basically essential if you want a melee juggernaut of a pawn - the rest is secondary - but it needs a proper weapon for a full effect. On its own, it is quite strong... BUT it becomes terrifying once you get your hands on a Zeushammer - preferably a higher quality persona version. The reason is the overkill mechanic of a blunt damage type. Slashing weapons, when they hit a "detachable" body part and destroy it, the body part is simply removed, with some bleeding on top. Blunt weapon on the other hand - their damage "splashes" - a destructive hit to an arm will "splash" some damage to adjacent body parts - in this case, the torso. This means that normally non-lethal limb damage can and WILL kill the target. This elevates Zeushammer above monosword even. A prime thing to consider for any combat oriented xenotype - fast or superfast healing. This is especially important for melee character. Superclotting is also worth considering, and any improvement to immunity gain speed. Reason is simple - Melee characters are far more likely to get injured. Ranged combatants can avoid large portions of damage by staying in cover and having armour on top of that. Ranged enemies, for the most part are also fairly inaccurate - true enemy shooting champions are very, very rare. In comparison, melee is far more streamlined - Level 0 skill is 50% base chance to hit, the first melee hit chance softcap is at level 10 with 80% chance to hit. It jumps only by 10% on level 20. Dodge chance has linear growth - from level 6 you gain ~2% every level, capping at 30% at level 20. Before level 6 you can't dodge, unless you. This meas that average melee pawn vs another average melee pawn has something like 70% chance to hit. You will get hit, a lot. Fast healing reduces the downtime significantly. That is why Yttakin are surprisingly bad at melee, despite having strong melee and robust genes. They are forced into too much downtime.

i seen you rub that mans head.

While you're not wrong about the efficiency of eggs > chicken tendies..... I'm sorry but the tendies must flow. I love the idea that my colonists have a robust assortment of meat to eat. I slaughter goats, cows, chickens, turkies, lamb, deer, and anything else i can get my grubby little hands on out in the wild. My people are a happy people. But what makes them the most happy? Chicken tendies.

The shot of your spoils at the end was amazing 10/10 video

place wooden fences instead. once resources are brought to them, Cancel them, then Forbid the 1x wood stacks. fun tip: a 1x wood stack burns just as hot and long as a 75x wood stack.

...or just dont build all batteries in a single place, and cycle between pairs or so. Absolutely no need for redundant Power generation. Also 4 batteries for a backup? My biC, my end game bases can rely on 4 batteries to do it all, more or less.

Wow I remember the suffering I endured on my first playthrough of Bing Fuel. It is still the hardest mission in the game in my eyes.

Wildest part: you've barely done a thing. You can go further. And this is just with character editor. Mods... mods make anything possible.

If he had Tough, Nimble and Brawler, he'd be nigh-unstoppable.

that's great, however: ice

This but instead of tea is yayo and instead of once every two days it’s about twice every one day

It is a very good way to break the Geneva Convention

I'm good on materials thank you, i rather satisfy my ocd. Speaking of ocd, geothermal generators are 6×6 and produce exactly 3600 watts constantly with no variation. Mechanator band nodes are 2×2 and take 300 watts of power. Meaning you can put 12 band nodes symmetrically around a geothermal plant for a constant 12 bandwidth. May it be 3 lining each edge, or 3 in each corner.

Wouldn't the turrets need to be unpowered?

Have these survived 1.5?

The only thing it isn't good for is recruiting. It's kind of an issue when they get cancer from this incident.

Nice killbox that i definitely will try. Wish to see more videos from you on the new dlc too! 🙏

What do you set the heater and a/c to or does it matter?

Turn bacon with some veggies into kibble if your colonists all hate bacon ;)

Nobody here is talking about what Jessie did

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i would have probably put toxtraps in the free places bethween the doors for that heavy gas debuff while on fire, the additional tox build up is just a bonus. i mean since even a malfunction does not really do harm when they go out quickly there is no problem exept for some fuel and steel. thats a really nice and compact killbox thats even early game friendly and with 2-3 minebots or now ghouls its probably nearly inpenetrable.

Thanks!

Cat boy?

Personally I favour 13x13, with a Wooden Column in the middle of the room. That way if the place catches fire there's an automatic chimney to let excess heat out.

Efficientbase design is a real struggle for me - my bases inevitably grow like cancerous masses, rooms sprouting from the superstructure like tumours. It would be great if there were more tutorials on efficient base design, but for some reason, the community is somewhat silent on it. Yeah, there's that subreddit were people post screenshots of their megabases, but those aren't really that helpful - I'm not looking to clone someone's finished base, I'm looking to understand actual reasons why those bases work - which rooms should be placed next to each other? How can I layout bedrooms without compromising on comfort, or impacting available space?

In the end what happened to Tim?

Great tutorial for dumb people like me 😭 thank you

Dude your voice is damn cool

The reason why your turrets only sometimes destack the raider is because they are powered! Only unpowered turrets work to destack, you could also use a animal or pawn.