you was right about taverns being a noob trap lol, i didnt have my booze production setup to match my taverns and it was a big waste of time, after i changed them into barbers and brothels and such and more fight pits my city grew alot faster really helpful tips man love your videos been subscribed for a while because of the rimworld tutorials lol and im glad i did because of these tutorials too very helpful
Hey Icon, thank you so much for these videos, I don't think I'd be able to get into this game without the level of detail you put into your tutorials! Something I hope helps: On your section of housing in the video when you are talking about upgrading houses to the favored material of your species, the arrow icon in the Structures menu is actually a conversion tool. You can select that, your desired building type and then drag over any buildings you wish to upgrade.
Happiness is so difficult to keep up even on the easiest happiness difficulty.....like even with these tips it's only going to give you like three immigrants then your back down to 72 and 74 happiness.
Are you planning a tutorial on the new waring costs? Or on slaves and how to keep them docile and all? These are two subjects that I don't see much of. Is keeping some cretonians as slaves into the fields is something useful to do? How do we take care of slaves' needs, is it the same as any of our "normal" citizen? Thanks again for making this short themed videos, it makes things easier to assimilate.
First of all, thankyou for making these vids. Info about this game is , sadly, hard to find. When you showed the mesh grid of the services coverage some of the blocks are grey, some light blue, and a few are red. Do you know what the different colors mean?
I assume (cause I haven't found any explanation): Grey: Nobody needs this service here Light Blue: People needing this service here have the need satisfied Red: People are looking for the service but are not fulfilling it.
This one came at a great time. A serial killer almost sent my 700+ tutorial city into a death spiral 🥲 lighting and harmony ended up being a great way to boost my happiness enough to get things back on track
To cut down on the worst event of the serial killer, make sure everything is well lit and that you have enough guards to go around. There's at least 3 different serial killers: Jack the Ripper, The Black Widow and a 3rd one that I can't recall de name. Trying to boost morale when under the serial killer event is almost impossible. There's also something that I don't like, even at a population of 500 your inhabitants will require Temples or demand judging which is imposible to do. Also the government meter is the most bipolar in the game, it keeps getting up and down in days.
you was right about taverns being a noob trap lol, i didnt have my booze production setup to match my taverns and it was a big waste of time, after i changed them into barbers and brothels and such and more fight pits my city grew alot faster really helpful tips man love your videos been subscribed for a while because of the rimworld tutorials lol and im glad i did because of these tutorials too very helpful
Hey Icon, thank you so much for these videos, I don't think I'd be able to get into this game without the level of detail you put into your tutorials!
Something I hope helps: On your section of housing in the video when you are talking about upgrading houses to the favored material of your species, the arrow icon in the Structures menu is actually a conversion tool. You can select that, your desired building type and then drag over any buildings you wish to upgrade.
Wish i found this tutorial before i restarted my 1800 pop town :( great video !
i definitely rushed to much with my population
Happiness is so difficult to keep up even on the easiest happiness difficulty.....like even with these tips it's only going to give you like three immigrants then your back down to 72 and 74 happiness.
Give half your pop a day off and you'll be able to squeeze in more
yea I also didn't belive what I heard in this video about low expectation growth
Are you planning a tutorial on the new waring costs? Or on slaves and how to keep them docile and all? These are two subjects that I don't see much of. Is keeping some cretonians as slaves into the fields is something useful to do? How do we take care of slaves' needs, is it the same as any of our "normal" citizen?
Thanks again for making this short themed videos, it makes things easier to assimilate.
First of all, thankyou for making these vids. Info about this game is , sadly, hard to find. When you showed the mesh grid of the services coverage some of the blocks are grey, some light blue, and a few are red. Do you know what the different colors mean?
I assume (cause I haven't found any explanation):
Grey: Nobody needs this service here
Light Blue: People needing this service here have the need satisfied
Red: People are looking for the service but are not fulfilling it.
@@Ic0nGaming makes sense, thanks for the response, youre a legend
A tavern with no booze would make me mad and i'd riot instantly
This one came at a great time. A serial killer almost sent my 700+ tutorial city into a death spiral 🥲 lighting and harmony ended up being a great way to boost my happiness enough to get things back on track
To cut down on the worst event of the serial killer, make sure everything is well lit and that you have enough guards to go around. There's at least 3 different serial killers: Jack the Ripper, The Black Widow and a 3rd one that I can't recall de name. Trying to boost morale when under the serial killer event is almost impossible.
There's also something that I don't like, even at a population of 500 your inhabitants will require Temples or demand judging which is imposible to do. Also the government meter is the most bipolar in the game, it keeps getting up and down in days.
@@NorthStorm-s8i
They require everything right from the beginning. What changes is they require a higher (%) of their needs satisfied as pop grows.