@@the-letter_s AND HARVEST EVERYTHING! A human pawn is worth TENS OF THOUSANDS of silver taken alive and harvested of all body parts. Take the legs first, so they can't run away.
Last night I had a raid against me where a Christian woman raider cut both eyes out of my double passion Production Specialist. She literally did no other damage, just cut his eyes out of his head. I'm currently beating her everyday in a dark cave prison. This shit changes you, man.
I had two raiders show up and one had a grenade launcher. Lost my only female mount creature, and then he also killed my best pawn. It had like 4 double passions. I was furious. I should have done the same.
@@yesno8273 The game DOES increase intensity of each following raid if you don't have any pawns get downed in the last one, i.e. intensity grows harder the better you do, then decreases if a pawn gets downed, and plummets if a pawn dies.
@@yesno8273 The game has lots of triggers for difficulty which also are affected by the story teller Things that affect it are: -Colonist limit(there is actually a soft limit to how many colonists you are supposed to have, once you have too many, the raids will get exponentially more brutal until you loose some and the chances of a raider being instantly killed if downed increases to prevent you from taking prisoners) -Time(If playing with Cassandra Classic or the Wealth Independent custom setting, the age of your colony affects the raid difficulty) -Wealth(the classic reason, unless you choose that one setting ofc. Includes everything within your home area or stockpiles) -Loss factor(actually works in your favor, if you loose a colonist, the following events and raids will be subdued to give you breathing room. Randy Random doesn't really care about this tho) -Phoene Chillax when she's angry(Phoebe is indeed the most lax when it comes to frequency of events, but she also has a bigger cap on how big raids can be. You get more time to prepare, but the raids can be brutal)
Also if you want to quickly make allies, just send some prisoners of war as gifts by transport pod to the target faction. The relationship boost is crazy, something like +80 and more. So going from -75 to +75 (ally) with just two gifted pawns is possible.
This is why I have the harvest organs post mortem mod. It doesn't make sense that as soon as someone drops dead, their organs are toast. If this was true then I wouldn't have a red heart on my driver's license.
I usually do this, but if I'm bringing in 10 or more pawns, I can't be bothered to sort through and find space for it all. Also be careful on extreme bioms with this strat, as naked pawns will freeze/burn to death before they make it to market
@@selensewar They didn't rip it from my hands, I believe they only banned buying the game until it got appealed. For some reason it wasn't the organ harvesting, cannibalism, human trafficking or anything, it was the drugs.
Prisoners are messy and eat food, organs are easy to transport, worth a fair amount and you can get at least 3 from each of your uninvited guests before they expire. Harvest the remaining husk for meat and skin and you'll get the maximum value from your goods. Even if they die early from botched surgeries, your doctor is still getting some much needed practice. 1 Unlucky Raider will yield: Lung: $400 Kidney: $250 Heart/Liver: $500 35 Skin: $150 100 Meat: $80 Minus 3 Herbal medicine: -$30 - $1350 potential profit from any 'somewhat' healthy person vs. optimistic $500 from slavery Couple that with the easy medical experience on surgeries and you have a decent way to get more money than slavery ever could. Now you can effectively manage your human resources without them stinking up the place and complaining all the way to the market. :)
@@pedropimenta896 I included that in the profit calculations. Human leather is fairly bad for making clothes but it does make for some fairly comfy sofas.
One note is with high social skill and traits/clothing that aids sell price, you can get much much higher prices with less work. Still, more of an early game money maker as organ harvesting typically trumps it late game
I use death rattle, harvest everything, then sell them back to their own faction who lack life support system for some missing vital organs I have stolen from them before selling them back
I prefer to take EVERYTHING. Only problem is storage of the body parts afterwards (LWM Deep Storage tall shelves help with that). Organs are a FNATASTIC currency to use for buying supplies from many traders. Pirate merchants, Shaman merchants, Arcane Collectors (RimWorld of Magic), weapons dealers, exotic goods dealers, even bulk goods traders all buy human(oid) organs in my experience, and they buy them for a lot. With the silver obtained, I then finance my Empire mod colonies, upgrading existing ones and setting up new towns with all the bells and whistles, or mass-produce materials from Archotech Expanded, all from harvesting a few measly raiders or prisoners. It's so good, that I limit myself from doing it. Amoral colonies (40K Imperium of Man, mad cults, Android only factions) are allowed. More heroic (or less amoral factions) are banned from taking more than what they strictly need as spare parts to keep in reserve for their people. No organ trading, unless they're selling their own, after they've replaced them with bionics.
@@the-letter_s This sh*t flies in a video game. IRL, however, the human traffickers DESERVE have this happen to them, and then get recycled for organic fertiliser.
For sure but more variables come into play like needing a high medical skill and having a surplus of medicine. Early game, this is an excellent way to capitalize off surviving raiders
Organs requires medical + time and if you mess up your cuts, you lose meat. This is a nice and quick way to get cash early game with little to no requirements.
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U are doing wrong, kidney 1st :)
gotta have the Death Rattle mod so the surgeon can speedrun getting _all_ of the organs out
@@the-letter_s AND HARVEST EVERYTHING! A human pawn is worth TENS OF THOUSANDS of silver taken alive and harvested of all body parts. Take the legs first, so they can't run away.
Last night I had a raid against me where a Christian woman raider cut both eyes out of my double passion Production Specialist. She literally did no other damage, just cut his eyes out of his head. I'm currently beating her everyday in a dark cave prison. This shit changes you, man.
I had two raiders show up and one had a grenade launcher. Lost my only female mount creature, and then he also killed my best pawn. It had like 4 double passions. I was furious. I should have done the same.
Theres no way there isnt a secret code in the game that just decides that the next raid will be impossibly unlucky
@@yesno8273 The game DOES increase intensity of each following raid if you don't have any pawns get downed in the last one, i.e. intensity grows harder the better you do, then decreases if a pawn gets downed, and plummets if a pawn dies.
Jesus christ, this game without context lmao
@@yesno8273 The game has lots of triggers for difficulty which also are affected by the story teller
Things that affect it are:
-Colonist limit(there is actually a soft limit to how many colonists you are supposed to have, once you have too many, the raids will get exponentially more brutal until you loose some and the chances of a raider being instantly killed if downed increases to prevent you from taking prisoners)
-Time(If playing with Cassandra Classic or the Wealth Independent custom setting, the age of your colony affects the raid difficulty)
-Wealth(the classic reason, unless you choose that one setting ofc. Includes everything within your home area or stockpiles)
-Loss factor(actually works in your favor, if you loose a colonist, the following events and raids will be subdued to give you breathing room. Randy Random doesn't really care about this tho)
-Phoene Chillax when she's angry(Phoebe is indeed the most lax when it comes to frequency of events, but she also has a bigger cap on how big raids can be. You get more time to prepare, but the raids can be brutal)
Also if you want to quickly make allies, just send some prisoners of war as gifts by transport pod to the target faction. The relationship boost is crazy, something like +80 and more. So going from -75 to +75 (ally) with just two gifted pawns is possible.
excellent point, you can even send corpses
Damn , i really dont knowed , thanks very much , the next time im going to sell instead of eat.
This is why I have the harvest organs post mortem mod. It doesn't make sense that as soon as someone drops dead, their organs are toast. If this was true then I wouldn't have a red heart on my driver's license.
Oh, i assumed they also payed for the clothing. Do they really get the clothes for free?
Honestly makes the already op organ harvesting even more op which basically already defeats all other money makers
also remember to strip your prisoners before seling them as theyr cloths can sometimes br worth more then them
excellent point, waste nothing!
I usually do this, but if I'm bringing in 10 or more pawns, I can't be bothered to sort through and find space for it all. Also be careful on extreme bioms with this strat, as naked pawns will freeze/burn to death before they make it to market
@@Joram647 you can just strip them just before selling
@@jakubagudza2642 oh yes, caravan menu has that option. Well, now I feel dumb lol
Don't forget that as long as the pawn can walk the royal tribute collector will accept them for 3 honor regardless of their stats or conditions
Yeah! I sell all the skilled pawns, and keep all the horrible ones at home for honor.
I'm so glad that most of the world's politicians have no idea this game exists, otherwise it'll be banned to the ground most likely.
It's thankfully pretty abstract, just showing game clips and comparing it to say, GTA, you can see why they'd react to one over the other.
It used to be banned in Australia, I believe
@@mytiliss682 Australia is like another planet in that regard :D They do everything different.
@@selensewar They didn't rip it from my hands, I believe they only banned buying the game until it got appealed. For some reason it wasn't the organ harvesting, cannibalism, human trafficking or anything, it was the drugs.
@@crazyhayden yeah. Because laws make total absolute sense.
Prisoners are messy and eat food, organs are easy to transport, worth a fair amount and you can get at least 3 from each of your uninvited guests before they expire. Harvest the remaining husk for meat and skin and you'll get the maximum value from your goods.
Even if they die early from botched surgeries, your doctor is still getting some much needed practice.
1 Unlucky Raider will yield:
Lung: $400
Kidney: $250
Heart/Liver: $500
35 Skin: $150
100 Meat: $80
Minus 3 Herbal medicine: -$30
- $1350 potential profit from any 'somewhat' healthy person vs. optimistic $500 from slavery
Couple that with the easy medical experience on surgeries and you have a decent way to get more money than slavery ever could.
Now you can effectively manage your human resources without them stinking up the place and complaining all the way to the market. :)
AND you get food+leather!
@@pedropimenta896 I included that in the profit calculations.
Human leather is fairly bad for making clothes but it does make for some fairly comfy sofas.
@@dominicmanester8125 sir, this is a comedy channel
@Dominic Maneste human leather furniture is kinda Valuable
One note is with high social skill and traits/clothing that aids sell price, you can get much much higher prices with less work. Still, more of an early game money maker as organ harvesting typically trumps it late game
You know it’s going to be a good time when onehunchman drops a new video
I use death rattle, harvest everything, then sell them back to their own faction who lack life support system for some missing vital organs I have stolen from them before selling them back
Good way to milk every penny
I prefer to take EVERYTHING. Only problem is storage of the body parts afterwards (LWM Deep Storage tall shelves help with that). Organs are a FNATASTIC currency to use for buying supplies from many traders.
Pirate merchants, Shaman merchants, Arcane Collectors (RimWorld of Magic), weapons dealers, exotic goods dealers, even bulk goods traders all buy human(oid) organs in my experience, and they buy them for a lot.
With the silver obtained, I then finance my Empire mod colonies, upgrading existing ones and setting up new towns with all the bells and whistles, or mass-produce materials from Archotech Expanded, all from harvesting a few measly raiders or prisoners.
It's so good, that I limit myself from doing it. Amoral colonies (40K Imperium of Man, mad cults, Android only factions) are allowed.
More heroic (or less amoral factions) are banned from taking more than what they strictly need as spare parts to keep in reserve for their people.
No organ trading, unless they're selling their own, after they've replaced them with bionics.
If that pawn suck, butcher.
If that pawn good, recruit or sell.
So for legal reasons this only works in Rimworld, right?
in real life too
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well all of the qualifications he gave for targets ring a little eerily close to what IRL human traffickers look for...
@@the-letter_s This sh*t flies in a video game. IRL, however, the human traffickers DESERVE have this happen to them, and then get recycled for organic fertiliser.
Rimworld is a unique game, where final result is cheaper than sum of it's parts.
I think harvesting organ then butchering then tailoring is the best profit when trading in live pawns
So getting some organs from them is not worth it over selling the person?
Depends on the value of tha pawn itself, if it is worth less than its organs, harvest the organs, otherwise sell the pawn as is
I wrote a comment detailing why organs are far more valuable including a detailed breakdown of the numbers for you.
@@dominicmanester8125 thanks! I guess slavery is just a bit more humane.
@@Flamme-Sanabi Welcome to Rimworld where cruelty becomes both a science and an art after 1000 hours playing.
For sure but more variables come into play like needing a high medical skill and having a surplus of medicine. Early game, this is an excellent way to capitalize off surviving raiders
Bro really trying to speedrun being put on a watchlist 💀💀💀
Surprised you did not talk about selling the organs before butchering
Organs requires medical + time and if you mess up your cuts, you lose meat. This is a nice and quick way to get cash early game with little to no requirements.
1:04 LMAO
That's all I ever wanted to become
follow your dreams
Imagine a blind person listening to this
What's the music used ? I like it
In the description
Great video
The most reliable comment
My favorite thing to do I love some more tips about slave trading
Sell blood
now remove the video and every word rimworld and just leave the audio
That would be problematic I'm sure
Most useless guide,