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that's fair. I do narrate and respond to comments when i stream on twitch but I don't keep the audio track locally. They live over there (on twitch) for 90 days before they go away. That is part of why i decided to upload the raws here. sometimes i'm finishing a series and the first videos would be gone entirely. That said, commentary would not do this justice, it really needs to be edited down to just the good bits. maybe 10-30 minute summaries. I'm not a content creator though. not like that anyway. So for now i'll just leave the raws up for reference/curious on lookers.

@@1daft_ Sounds good.

it only places and removes light blocks in air or water based on your inventory. It doesn't do anything with the player entity, food or anything like that. While i'm sure you are seeing some problem if you say you are I can't imagine what would be causing that. Maybe your system isn't able to keep up with the demands of the addon? It's not that intensive (unlike say trained pets which does a lot of stuff each tick) but if you are running lots of mods or if your computer is taxed i could see maybe that being an issue. I'll probably give this addon a once over and see if I can further optimize it next minecraft minor release so if it persists you might wait till then. presumably mojang is improving their command engine all the time too, so that might help as well. you might try an older version that doesn't light up for monsters (that does less internally)

www.speedrun.com/rimworld#Escape-any (merciless) lacks a set seed category . this is just a YT copy of what is posted there. if you can talk the folks over in the rimworld speedrun discord to adding a category/filter for that i will. here's an invite link if you like discord.gg/v3vs3wAfjX the speedrun forums are another place you can ask them if you like

the real world time aspect is what really makes it challenging. and after all that's where the "speed" comes from. real world time

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@@keinmyster8549 The game speeds up and slows down with computer performance, in a lot of games that have this kind of issue using an in-game measurement of time puts all competitors on the same level even if they have different hardware.

the thick potion change was supposed to bring it closer to that and still keep it working for people who are used to it working the old way. I figured some people wanted it dark at times (for "reasons") but wanted still wanted to mine with a carried light or fight with a carried light. Regardless, I could certainly make a new version that had an option that only made held items work. *edit* the more i stew on this. I think i know what i need to do to make it both usable and reversible in game. give me a few days and i'll see if i can update it. *edit 2* there is now a way to toggle this on and off. in creative hold on to an awkward potion for 15 seconds to turn it on. or a mundane potion to turn it off. (by default it is off since that's the way it's worked in the past) the file is on curseforge, they need to approve it before it'll be available. (maybe later tonight, if not tomorrow)

I like the randomized stats for a couple reasons, it adds another part of the game you can try and "win" at. It allows for game play situations you could never allow all the time. It also forces a level of variety you wouldn't have otherwise. I warrant that's why they removed the fixed pawn lists from seeds. (they are always random now). Granted it's tedious gameplay (especially from spectating) for these extreme runs where nothing short of the best pawns will do . Point systems put it on the game designer to make sure nothing is abusive and remove the surprise aspect of the start. Which i guess is fine but you kind of inherently cant have a trully broken pawn (or if you could that's bad game design). If you keep it random you can allow that to a certain degree. So i guess i'm all in on randomization unless the game is designed from the ground up with spending points (or a mix). I appreciate both but for rimworld I doubt i'ld ever do point spending, in so many ways it's like playing in a non-commitment mode(which i also wont do). You could, say, find the pawn that is perfect, drop a save and just slowly hone/redo that game. I like the randomness more than i dislike the frustration of missing good pawns (clicking too fast) or waiting for at least tolerable stats (as rng goes sometimes)

yes in 1.0 naked brutality, merciless www.speedrun.com/rimworld . in "compromised" naked brutality (where you can play peaceful or phoebe chillax) it is 2nd at the time of writing this ..... its really apples and oranges to compare the two though. not building defense or dealing with raids. raids slow down the game so this is the much harder version. the latest version of the game handles raid mechanics in a much different way and doing this style of run there wouldn't work in 1.1 and on. the raids are bigger

maybe with the new version coming out i can see about do some more runs (on the new version). if i'm lucky and get a good enough run to share, I'll be sure and add commentary. glad you enjoyed this :)

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´´who could ever imagine, what a crazy world``

Basically, make sure you're colonists have a good mood or they do bad stuff and don't listen to you, keep them fed, room temperature, with a big bedroom room to themselves, a good dining room, and a good rec room, keep it all clean, and survive against waves of enemies until you are able to escape the planet by repairing your crash landed rocket on the other side of the planet

@@baseddino thx

to make it even simpler: man on planet want get off planet

@@colin_henry1 well, in fact , i want someone to summarize the detail of the speedrun..eg. why he destroy the ship, or the trick to advance fast

@@theeraphatsunthornwit6266 ohhhh 😂

the raid size and strength is controlled by how wealthy you are. by damaging each piece of the ship down to less than 50% it barely contributes any value. i'm playing on merciless so a fully repaired ship would probably bring 3-6 guys with guns. to see your current value click on history, it graphs how it has changed over time (you can see it at 32:14 ). you want that as low as possible. this is also why i wait to launch the ship in the beginning. that first raid needs to be as weak as possible.

@@1daft_ Oh that's a really smart idea. I don't know why I didn't think of that before. However, I noticed that when your first raid starts, they didn't even attack you at first, and I know they sometimes do that to let you prepare but your raid was delayed at least 3 days.