Kuzko: “The meteor just hit an ancient danger?” Pacha: “Yep.” Kuzko: “Full of anomalies?” Pacha: “Big ones.” Kuzko: “The settlement’s FUBAR?” Pacha: “Most likely.” Kuzko: “Bring it on.”
@@Br0zer0 thoughts: Run Dead -4 Bored from the Playthrough -8 Playing Rimworld -40 Br0zer0 is having a mental breakdown. He's going to attack and kill everyone he sees XD
lmao😂 its just like one of those days where 70 insect hives spawn on 5 tiles polluted soil inside my base instead of that 1000 tiles polluted soil outside the wall.
@Br0zer0 lol there are so many scenarios in rimworld force you to suffer, and you can't possibly prepare for everything perfectly, especially for new and casual players.... after each dlc, it's just making base design more and more demanding. You gotta build your base to defend from every possible scenario asap, which can be a daunting task.
@@Br0zer0 Kinda? they'll leave eventually but the important thing is they arent the same faction as the freaks so even an arrow to open it would have bought time.
Honestly you made several mistakes, but the biggest was not cutting and running; however, the fight was winnable regardless, you just needed to support Orange rather than throwing him to the wolves trying to avoid injuries. The finger and trispike weren't really major enough threats to be concerns; whereas the Bulbfreak was; once it goes down, the rest of the incident is manageable. Its better to have five injured but alive pawns, then even one downed pawn, at this pawn count anyway. Minor injuries will heal 1-3 days and unless its to the legs or arms, won't seriously impact their capacity to do work; enough damage to down a pawn could take 5-6 and they'll be basically out of commission during that time.
@@Br0zer0 Since we are on it: consider rushing to smithing and plate armor. Plate armor by itself will be a huge boost to your survivability. and you'll get to fueled smithy a lot faster than you will to electric infrastructure to start building guns and flak armor. Top shelf (legendary) plate armor is equivalent to baseline Cataphract armor in terms of stats, for context here. Its primary downside is the speed debuff it comes with, its actually really good armor. Incidentally, Legendary *Plasteel* Plate Armor is as good as Excellent quality Cataphract; and Biopherrite is a near 1:1 equivalent to Plasteel for sharp protection, with a 10% lower value on heat and blunt protection. So Biopherrite or Plasteel Plate Armor made by a really good crafter at legendary quality is something available as a near-term option to you. If you have a good crafter.
@@Br0zer0 Personally I have several thousands hours in the game and even I only just recently learned that plate armor is actually better than flak if you have a good crafter, and is near-tier with powered armors, it just has a really severe movespeed penalty. It should be noted that flak armor is still technically better if you don't have a crafter that can get you to legendary tier plate armor and are playing the standard Rimworld start. Plate is mostly only worth it for tribal start because you get access to it sooner than flak, it has a smaller work value cost than a full flak set, doesn't cost any components (which helps you spend those components on power infrastructure and electric benches instead) and because the movespeed debuffs can be compensated by favoring ranged weaponry, particularly firearms. Standard start should still prefer rushing to flak vests. That said, you know, if you end up with a couple suits of plate armor and have nothing better laying around, definitely shove your pawns into them.
Maybe damaging the wall would wake up the monsters and they destroyed the wall to get to you. And you see the people in cryptosleep caskets didn't not wake up because the wall was intact otherwise they would have fought the creeps
This is the kind of moment where you just... cut ties and abandon the settlement and migrate to a new land.
“We…we don’t talk about that settlement anymore…”
How the dinosaurs must have felt... rip
Lolol. “Oh, a pretty light in the sky”
2500 hours and I’ve never had that happen.
"Winning" the Rimworld lottery.
"There is two of them" Oh man that is the most clueless phrase that i have ever heard🤣
Ignorance is bliss until the enemy multiplies….
some of the worst luck I've seen 😂
so it goes just another day in Rimworld stories
An unfortunate turn of events that keep me coming back.
Kuzko: “The meteor just hit an ancient danger?”
Pacha: “Yep.”
Kuzko: “Full of anomalies?”
Pacha: “Big ones.”
Kuzko: “The settlement’s FUBAR?”
Pacha: “Most likely.”
Kuzko: “Bring it on.”
This feels like the story for the next colony. “What do we do?” “This time, we are ready”
Damn dude unlucky. GGs
Inner thoughts. "It's fine. I wanted to restart anyways. I don't even care."
@@Br0zer0 thoughts:
Run Dead -4
Bored from the Playthrough -8
Playing Rimworld -40
Br0zer0 is having a mental breakdown. He's going to attack and kill everyone he sees XD
@@sakesaurus HAHAHA. Luckily I'm not a pyro or I'd set the place on fire!
@@Br0zer0 yeah you better exhume some corpse and calm down real quick
lmao😂 its just like one of those days where 70 insect hives spawn on 5 tiles polluted soil inside my base instead of that 1000 tiles polluted soil outside the wall.
Lol! “It’s free real estate”
@Br0zer0 lol there are so many scenarios in rimworld force you to suffer, and you can't possibly prepare for everything perfectly, especially for new and casual players.... after each dlc, it's just making base design more and more demanding. You gotta build your base to defend from every possible scenario asap, which can be a daunting task.
Wow, this is just unreal. This would have been survivable without Anomaly, since bugs and robots are pretty slow.
With the Nat 1 I rolled we just accepted our fate.
It’s one of those Emperors New Groove moments where ya just gotta say “Bring it on.”
well, you could go to capsules and escape the cosmic wariors
Good idea. Do they despawn?
@@Br0zer0 Kinda? they'll leave eventually but the important thing is they arent the same faction as the freaks so even an arrow to open it would have bought time.
@@TH3H3LLR41S3R Interesting...I will have to learn more of these engagement tricks. Also first time with these enemies.
@@Br0zer0wouldn’t help you anyway, they would have cryosleep sickness and depending on rng incapacitated, and your pawns were way out of position
good on you for fighting to the end i suppose
Had to see it through.
Honestly you made several mistakes, but the biggest was not cutting and running; however, the fight was winnable regardless, you just needed to support Orange rather than throwing him to the wolves trying to avoid injuries. The finger and trispike weren't really major enough threats to be concerns; whereas the Bulbfreak was; once it goes down, the rest of the incident is manageable.
Its better to have five injured but alive pawns, then even one downed pawn, at this pawn count anyway. Minor injuries will heal 1-3 days and unless its to the legs or arms, won't seriously impact their capacity to do work; enough damage to down a pawn could take 5-6 and they'll be basically out of commission during that time.
Here, here! To a better approach next time. Good notes on recovery.
@@Br0zer0 Since we are on it: consider rushing to smithing and plate armor. Plate armor by itself will be a huge boost to your survivability. and you'll get to fueled smithy a lot faster than you will to electric infrastructure to start building guns and flak armor. Top shelf (legendary) plate armor is equivalent to baseline Cataphract armor in terms of stats, for context here. Its primary downside is the speed debuff it comes with, its actually really good armor.
Incidentally, Legendary *Plasteel* Plate Armor is as good as Excellent quality Cataphract; and Biopherrite is a near 1:1 equivalent to Plasteel for sharp protection, with a 10% lower value on heat and blunt protection. So Biopherrite or Plasteel Plate Armor made by a really good crafter at legendary quality is something available as a near-term option to you. If you have a good crafter.
Wow, that is helpful. I have always skipped plate thinking it was bad and used flak. Good info. I may switch to plate right away next session.
@@Br0zer0 Personally I have several thousands hours in the game and even I only just recently learned that plate armor is actually better than flak if you have a good crafter, and is near-tier with powered armors, it just has a really severe movespeed penalty.
It should be noted that flak armor is still technically better if you don't have a crafter that can get you to legendary tier plate armor and are playing the standard Rimworld start.
Plate is mostly only worth it for tribal start because you get access to it sooner than flak, it has a smaller work value cost than a full flak set, doesn't cost any components (which helps you spend those components on power infrastructure and electric benches instead) and because the movespeed debuffs can be compensated by favoring ranged weaponry, particularly firearms.
Standard start should still prefer rushing to flak vests. That said, you know, if you end up with a couple suits of plate armor and have nothing better laying around, definitely shove your pawns into them.
very funny 😄🎉❤😅😊
I didn't know joe rogan plays rimworld.. wow
Bro Rogan should have been the name.
How though
The walls were intact
Looked away as everything seemed ok. Things were not, ok.
Maybe damaging the wall would wake up the monsters and they destroyed the wall to get to you. And you see the people in cryptosleep caskets didn't not wake up because the wall was intact otherwise they would have fought the creeps
Honestly an issue of skill ngl
That is so unlucky. I'm so sorry for you.
A bit of both really.