Are you kidding? There's Zombies out there! And Pirates! And Slavers! And Mechanoids! And regular old giant carnivorous beasts!
Not necessarily! Kickygirl's sister, Flo, crashed in a pod, and I saw she was completely useless and a pyromaniac to boot. So instead of "rescuing" her, I "captured" her, bandaged her wounds, then "released" her so she could go on her merry way.
If you like that game, you'd love my job.
The detail of this game's RNG is incredible.
I expect it's just been coded to look up the tables from old issues of Dragon and similar other magazines
Only took a couple of months, but I got to 200 vault dwellers, and all level 50. My first floor can handle any raid/deathclaw/goul event sent at me without a death.
That's about where I ended up on mobile, too. Except I extended my playtime a bit by deciding to kick out and replace (already level 50) dwellers in order to make my vault entirely populated by redheaded women.
It actually is highschool (albeit a private one that only caters to 12th grade) and DONTNOD is a French studio, not japanese.
And has dorms, but I guess that explains it.
And that explains it even more!
I thought it was Squenix's game.Squenix is mostly just a publisher these days, their in-house devs are busy not making Kingdom Hearts 3.And has dorms, but I guess that explains it.
And that explains it even more!
That makes sense.
Tales from the Borderlands was... ether this month's or last month's big offer. Life is Strange was the other month of the two.
The Mechanist is basically a glorified sidequest designed to introduce you to some new features the DLC adds. Feel free to mod it.
I'm sure your stuck point is later in the game than mine
. Here's hoping we're both just tired and we'll have it figured shortly into whenever we each play again.Agree with the review, however I couldn't even finish it.
It should have been @Terrik for sure.I'm kinda regretting not turning my current playthrough of Rimworld into another "halforums edition" and delivering the play-by-play here again. There's been a couple really poignant deaths, a debilitating brain injury that turned into triumphant recovery with a love triangle subplot, and a story of romance and betrayal that ended in death for both. Also, man-eating elk and boomalope stampedes.
And also lots and lots and lots of goddamned zombies. They make the pirate raids look like babytime frolics. I'm routinely getting 40-50 zombies per invasion horde.
But it all falls back to if I HAD done so, it meant having to name one of you my sex slave right at the start.
That aside, I've got a couple more mods in the list now that I'd recommend for any other Rimworld players in here.
Billy's Improved Load Transport Mod
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=960731735
As it stands in vanilla, the way loading a transport pod works is pretty stupid. One colonist (and only one) has to run back and forth carrying armloads of what you've directed to be put in the pod. This is stupid because the pod has a weight limit (150kg) but no numerical item limit, whereas a colonist hauling stuff has a numeric limit (One stack of whatever, be that something that stacks in 10(food) or 75 (most everything else) or 500 (money)) but no weight limit ("Carry that muffalo to the infirmary? No problem, boss!") If you've designated a pod to be filled with, say, 300 steel, this doesn't take so long. 3000 cloth, though, and it'll take days to load the stupid pod. This mod fixes that somewhat by allowing multiple colonists to load the pod simultaneously. It still takes longer to load 3000 cloth than 300 steel, but at least now co-operation makes it get done so very much faster.
Expanded Prosthetics and Organ Engineering 2.0
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=725956940
It never made sense to me that, no matter how much I research, I can manufacture power armor and plasma rifles... but not a simple prosthetic arm. Also that I can easily replace lungs, livers, hearts, kidneys, jaws, even eyes, but not ears or noses. This mod addresses those shortcomings in a very balanced way. It makes all prosthetics craftable (with the proper space-age tech tier research and the construction of appropriate fabrication benches), and divides them into grades - IE, crude (peg legs and hooks), simple (shaped wood and metal with hinges), bionic (stronger, faster, cooler), and advanced bionic (OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAND) - each requiring their own research and exponentially more expensive ingredients. Plus, it adds in things like bionic ear implants and prosthetic noses so that there's a way to get rid of those pesky -15 to social "disfigured" debuff for people who've had ears and noses shot/bitten off. Also, bionic hands and feet, so that you're not lopping off at the shoulder what should be addressed at the wrist, and for less resources. It also lets you fabricate replacement organs (so you don't have to butcher a captive or deal with seedy merchants for that replacement liver for your favorite alcoholic) from various materials, also separated into tiers, and my favorite - brain surgery, which lets you implant neural stimulators and AI augmentation chips to restore function to otherwise "permanently" damaged brains, or make anyone better at certain tasks (for example, an Agricultural supplemental AI implant will let a colonist harvest faster and receive greater yields. The good stuff is really expensive, though. Of course.
Wife's finding the run fairly entertaining. You're a good substitute for when I'm not in the mood to playI'm kinda regretting not turning my current playthrough of Rimworld into another "halforums edition" and delivering the play-by-play here again. There's been a couple really poignant deaths, a debilitating brain injury that turned into triumphant recovery with a love triangle subplot, and a story of romance and betrayal that ended in death for both. Also, man-eating elk and boomalope stampedes.
And also lots and lots and lots of goddamned zombies. They make the pirate raids look like babytime frolics. I'm routinely getting 40-50 zombies per invasion horde.
But it all falls back to if I HAD done so, it meant having to name one of you my sex slave right at the start.
That aside, I've got a couple more mods in the list now that I'd recommend for any other Rimworld players in here.
Billy's Improved Load Transport Mod
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=960731735
As it stands in vanilla, the way loading a transport pod works is pretty stupid. One colonist (and only one) has to run back and forth carrying armloads of what you've directed to be put in the pod. This is stupid because the pod has a weight limit (150kg) but no numerical item limit, whereas a colonist hauling stuff has a numeric limit (One stack of whatever, be that something that stacks in 10(food) or 75 (most everything else) or 500 (money)) but no weight limit ("Carry that muffalo to the infirmary? No problem, boss!") If you've designated a pod to be filled with, say, 300 steel, this doesn't take so long. 3000 cloth, though, and it'll take days to load the stupid pod. This mod fixes that somewhat by allowing multiple colonists to load the pod simultaneously. It still takes longer to load 3000 cloth than 300 steel, but at least now co-operation makes it get done so very much faster.
Expanded Prosthetics and Organ Engineering 2.0
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=725956940
It never made sense to me that, no matter how much I research, I can manufacture power armor and plasma rifles... but not a simple prosthetic arm. Also that I can easily replace lungs, livers, hearts, kidneys, jaws, even eyes, but not ears or noses. This mod addresses those shortcomings in a very balanced way. It makes all prosthetics craftable (with the proper space-age tech tier research and the construction of appropriate fabrication benches), and divides them into grades - IE, crude (peg legs and hooks), simple (shaped wood and metal with hinges), bionic (stronger, faster, cooler), and advanced bionic (OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAND) - each requiring their own research and exponentially more expensive ingredients. Plus, it adds in things like bionic ear implants and prosthetic noses so that there's a way to get rid of those pesky -15 to social "disfigured" debuff for people who've had ears and noses shot/bitten off. Also, bionic hands and feet, so that you're not lopping off at the shoulder what should be addressed at the wrist, and for less resources. It also lets you fabricate replacement organs (so you don't have to butcher a captive or deal with seedy merchants for that replacement liver for your favorite alcoholic) from various materials, also separated into tiers, and my favorite - brain surgery, which lets you implant neural stimulators and AI augmentation chips to restore function to otherwise "permanently" damaged brains, or make anyone better at certain tasks (for example, an Agricultural supplemental AI implant will let a colonist harvest faster and receive greater yields. The good stuff is really expensive, though. Of course.
Does your wife have red hair? If so, when you're not in the mood for other things, I can sub in for that, tooWife's finding the run fairly entertaining. You're a good substitute for when I'm not in the mood to play
And for the studio audience, that's already 27% of my played hours (250) and Tinwhistler got it for me last august.
