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- In this video i have gathered 7 great tips and tricks for advanced rimworld players. thes tips and tricks will help you save time and make your base more efficient. we will discuss animals, freezers, storage, raids, and some really interesting quirks this game lets us take advantage of.
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Wow man, i play for 600-700ish hours and still learned things here!
You can add a shelf into your freezer rooms to keep dead people you want to revive. For whatever reason it doesn't provide a mild debuff.
you can revive people????
Can You?
@@silversnakeproductions3241 there are resurector nanites you can use on a fresh corpse to bring it back to life. Not sure on the specifics for it to work tho
It' better to put s sarcophagus in a freezer tan a shelf. If you have carnivore , they may decided to eat the body instead. Animal won't touch body in grave and sarcophagi. Plus if your builder have good skill it can be an art that improve beauty and it can be used as psy object for meditation for some colonist.
The problem with a swarm of small animals is they take a long time to train. You can train a few large animals with much less effort
Every colonist must train rats by decree of the Rat God
Training? Just send them into battle using zoning.
@@mcflurrybutts4927 You still need occasional "taming training" to maintain their wildness to a manageable level, though. Swarms can take too much of your time.
You can set the production to just drop it on the floor, which makes the cooking proces just a tad faster (other stuff as well)
yes juicy tips
And set stockpile for rice under cook, he just stand and work
I started making a stockpile with priority set to low, right by the stove. Instruct cook in 'Bills' to deliver meals to low priority spot, hauler moves it later to higher priority
Keeps those piles of cooked meals from blocking their walking
Holy shit
@@johnmacleod2487 Wow, this is a good one!
Here's a tip on your tip number 7. Having a stockpile with vegetables and then another for meat, not meals. However, if you still want meals to be counted I would put a stockpile nearby, but I would make them drop on the floor not haul to stockpile. However, this could lead to problems because the pawns can sometimes fill the stockpile of vegetables and/or meats with meals. Having a dedicated hauler would help reduce this problem, but if you really don't want them to drop it in the vegetable and meat stockplies, then you can have the chef haul to stockpile.
Nice thx mate
Ever since I had a caravan get a mental breakdown, I've been packing a horseshoes pin to take a long that way if they have to stay at a spot for a while they can keep their recreation up. Also packing up to 50 wood to make a fire (to cook food if needed) in case there's nothing to chop down.
Big brain
You can set caravan specific drug policies that use the both recreation and mood sliders and use the Rest function in the world map to have them stop for an hour and get their recreation and mood up. No need to stop and settle.
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Found this via reddit.
Simple but good editing and quite enjoyable.
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Keep up the good work!
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wild boars can no longer haul... but they are still easy to breed for battle...
unlike sow and pig, they can do still the same as the boars
make two stockpiles next to the electric stove, one left and one right(one for meat and one for vegetables), make both of them two long to the back and construct stools on them. Then set the recipe for the meals to ddrop on floor. This will allow your cook to never have to move instead of having to walk one or two tiles for picking up stuff. This helped me alot.
Smart man here
with the comments about drug use, I find psychite tea is a great option for setting automatic use below a certain mood. as long as they only have one every other day, they will never get addicted. it also avoids the negatives associated with smokeleaf (slowed movement speed can be a colony ending problem if colonists can't man the defences quick enough in a raid).
Having stoned guards is bad?
100% I turn off smokeleaf usage. Only amphetamines allowed in my colony
Your videos are straight up awesome, keep it up man!
Thanks mate we appreciate the support
Wait you’re telling me I could have eventually revived my doctor he was a kind old man it truly was a darker day in the universe when he died.
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Thanks mate appreciate it
Here’s how I do the cooking. I have my butcher/cooking stations/dining room next to each other but in separate rooms obviously. I have my meat and vegetable stockpiles in the freezer set to normal priority. I have two fridges in the cooking station room, one for meat and one for vegetables that are set to important priority. Then two fridges for prepared meals in the dining room set to critical priority. My chefs pump out meals pretty quick. Always stocked up.
Didnt expect to see my comment in the video dude. Thanks :D
Yup yup mate
Because Boars can't haul, the next best animal is the Husky. Sure they lack the DPS, but they can be advanced trained.
This is very true. Good advice
with Hunt for me Huskys are the incomparable.
Yes true
and trained much easier with 0% wildness
Ah yes my 1/1 Squirrel tokens can over power anything.
XD
@@Noobert ah I didn’t know you were part of the cultural MTG elite!
Boars can't haul.
I noticed this as well haha wrong animals
@@Noobert there was mod called "Make boars great again" that made em hauling like in old game version , in 1.0 theres plenty of hauling animals , for example wild horses .
Ill need to check that out. Thankd mate.
sad nerf that
Wonderful tips, I really appreciate it. I had no idea about most of them. Time to get some pet boarsA
Nice vid bro keep up the good work
Thanks mate always appreciate the support
@@Noobert your welcome bro
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Appreciate that
The Mass small animals vs few large animals seems like it only takes into account their numbers advantage. Sure you can breed more in short order but my concern is their upkeep. Never really checked the food usage on small animals but how doesn't their food consumption compare. Also you need to tame the animals to fight and keep taming them or else their training decays and they can no longer do that activity.
I found when I start to end up with a large number of animals that less gets done around my colony as my tamers spend most of their time keeping up the training and sometimes I get animals that go wild because their taming has decayed so much due to pawns not having the time to get to them all.
I prefer Large animals because I use them as bullet sponges as they can take a lot of hits and tend to die less often. Also I put them an caravans to haul large amounts of materials around for trade.
One tip I found for managing large numbers of animals is after you tame them fully put them in a caravan as their taming never goes up or down. Plus if they are herbivores they don't need food brought along. Animals in Caravan do still breed though so you can setup a large animal breeding camp with low maintenance as just need 1-2 pawns in caravan which are stocked up with food that doesn't spoil, or has long spoil time such as raw corn, or have high enough plant skill that they live off the land with unlimited food.
This is my go to strategy as I can sit a caravan with over a hundred large animals just outside of town so they don't add to the colony wealth and don't waste pawn time with upkeep. And if they get attacked they easily dispatch the attackers, imagine a pack of 100 animals that are a mix of Rinos and Elephants stampeding down on a dozen raiders. ;) Plus I can always bring the group back into the colony if I want to pickup supplies to go on a trade run or to help in defense from a mortar siege.
God teir strat here hagahahaha
Gunna give hogs a shot on my next playthrough.
I had a colonist die recently and didn’t have a revive so the sarcophagus in the freezer was definitely a eye opener.
Foil helmets.. always by them. Have at least the number of the gender there is the most of. Set up a cloathing option then when there is a drone, just swich them over
Yeah ive never seen them for sale before
@@Noobert its not that uncommon... but you have to be looking for them
This is true
Fun fact: it also protects against psychic backblast from psycasts like Neuroquake.
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Thank you for the great knowladge.
Im glad i could help
About the ninja chef: instead a stock pile with high priority to meals, make a stock with low priority and set the bills to "drop on the floor".
This way later the meal will be taken to the fridge by your hauler.
Recreation + dinner room is a must, but know I'm starting to think in research lab + kitchen kkkkk
Good plan
Yea I always cook in the lab,its great for saving silver.
Normally humor and editing like this would annoy the hell out of me, but I don't know why, it's weirdly charming. One of the few people I've seen to do it well I guess, keep up the good work!
Boars are also capable of consuming dead bodies as long as they arent rotting. Useful if you dont feel like wasting time cremating every body you end up having to deal with
Super useful animal
FYI you can also combine the dining + rec room with the throne room.
i knew about dining but i didnt consider rec room
Epic video and hilarious editing. MAKE MORE!
THANK YOU THERE WILL BE LOTS MORE!
oh yes the boars i love the boars they can also eat corpes of your enemy so you no longer need to bury them or make a dedicated space to dump them outside near the river with a risk of your colonist seeing piles of dead rotting bodies
Noice very useful they are
tip №7 applies to pretty much every production station
btw you can anesthesize all your pawns but one and smoke weed till the last pawn drops on the floor thus summoning MiB
My colonist was left in a sarcophagus in a freezer but for some reason ended up desiccated
Did your power go out frequently
Yes, because it's rimworld lol. However the corpses in the surrounding stockpile did'nt.
It might be nice if there was a countdown on a sarcophagus like on corpses
@@TheHuntermj yeah that would be. but this use of a sarcophagus is unexpected and unconventional.
question: When you mean steel, silver or gold tiles are they simply tiles made out of those materials or specific materials?
Wow you can freeze colonists body's to revive them later. Well.. Good to know.
XD
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Lol I didnt know you could re-animate colonists, guess I never got that far
Surely having a minimal walk distance would be better than giving your cook hypothermia
#7
Drop on floor for cooking speeds it up even more
It def does
totally agree. Cobra + Turkey + Goat strat best strat
except they get obliterated by aoe
MMB or click in to rotate
The best damage is fire damage, second best is blunt damage the third is gun and cut, fire weapon deal burn and they can catch fire, pawn will running around attempting to put fire out for a while allowing you to subdue them they will stop fighting or shooting so basically longer stun period, blunt can cause stun damage and actually better to fight higher tech raider what uses power armor for example, uranium club or mace is the best melee, provide the pawn have good knowledge on how to use it.
Not fancy weapon that caused your wealth to be bloated uncontrollably and it is offering very wide versatility it can deal with armored or unarmored target and still viable even in end game.
I see we shared more good info. Im liking these comments. Thanks for sharing.
@@Noobert sure thing, do you happen to have stream maybe on twitch if you have would love to see if your live time is in my awake or my off duty time.
I do indeed. My internet is kinda bad though so ive been avoiding streaming latley
@@Noobert aww too bad then
Blades are better than blunt against low tech opponents like tribals, though: a lot more likely to remove limbs! Better "disarm" than stun. Also, more dps against low armour.
That said, only if you don't want to capture them alive an unmaimed, because if you do then go blunt all the way.
Some of the fancy melee weapons are nice, too, the zeushammer routinely stunlocks mechanoids and the plasmasword sets people on fire.
Go juice and wake up can cause addiction on first dose
No way never! yeah i messed up hahaha
That's not true for Wake-Up (8% tolerance for addiction). There's a risk of heart-attack but if you got a skilled medic or you're using a bionic heart you'll be alright.
Also, scheduling your colonists to take ya yo every 3 days will never cause addiction but they can suffer a 1.5% random overdose “downed for a short time”
yeah ive had that in a raid once. sucked big time.
This is no longer the case. Single-use of hard drugs now has a nonzero chance to grant addiction.
However, they can still be extremely useful in a pinch by serving as instant cooperation fuel. If a colonist is about to have a mental break at an inopportune time such as during a raid, you can give them a massive temporary mood buff and gain their immediate cooperation.
Noice
Counterarguments to #1:
For one, consider splash damage. In almost all battles but the most bottom-of-the-barrel ones you'll have to go up against enemies carrying high explosive or incendiary weaponry that would easily inflict massive casualties to a swarm of small critters. Even molotovs, frag grenades or a single centipede with an inferno cannon could neuter them. (Or you'll just face down enough tribals to outnumber your critters, that's bad, too.)
For two, food. This can arguably be offset with a good pick but you _gotta_ get grazing animals if at all possible or a swarm will eat you into poverty. The difference between the food requirements of most animals isn't as much as one would logically expect and it seems to be only related to body size in a very wonky manner at best - for example, one grizzly bear needs less food than either one boar or two rats put together.
At the end of the day, you're probably better off taming something big and use them as meat shields or some boomrats/boomalopes and use them suicide bombers. Although, admittedly, boars are a good early play!
This is good counter argument. I lay down my arms.
“Better yet: you can put them in a sarcophagus in a freezer” I’m pretty sure this is one of the only times humans have/will ever say that
0:41
Quotes that apply well to this.
"Death by a thousand cuts" and "Numbers are their own advantage."
May have butchered the second quote.
hahahaha
Quantity is a quality of its own
would the heat from stove not mess with the freezer?
Freezer with two ac units will be fine also the lack of tracimg through doors negates the temperature penty on the stove when comparing efficiency
@@Noobert Ahh thanks
Tip No. 8 on the Top 7 Tips - sub ;)
Yo how dose this have only 59k views
I need an irl tortoise army
Excuse me I'm gonna get an army of attack squirrels now
Wait, you can revive frozen bodies?
Boomrats = ultimate mechanoid swarm fighters
Thats a lot of rats
At first you weren’t impressing me with the many v one, cause I’m thinking combat is fairly simple.
Then you point out freezers prevent rotting and I’m questing how this is occurring to me 1400 hours in to this game. 10/10
Wait you went 1400 hours withiut freezers?
Well heres anither one to blow your mind
If a highly skilled colonist dies on you but the bodies mostly in tact. Put them in a sarcophagus in your freezer. So you can revive the later without having unburied colonist mood buff. Or at least put them on a shelf in the freezer because colonist cant see bodies on shelfs
Don't u lose the Rec Room baff if u combine it with a kitchen?
Answer pls
Never really done it until now. I need to check hahaha
shite is just killed a herd of boars just before watching this vid looool
ooooof
Number 5 put weed there too
lol
Bingeing on ur vids lol (you said in one vid comments help)
Please remember that Rimworld changes frequently even after so called 'release', so many advices may be (and actually are) outdated for today.
For example board cannot haul.
How to keep your animals out of your hospitals and kitchens: Go to orders. Zones or areas or whatever. Expand allowed area. Click to make a new area (Name it animals or something) and SELECT THE AREAS YOU WANT THEM TO STAY OUT OF. Then click to edit the area you just made, and select, "Invert area."
Inverting the area will flip it around. The areas you selected will become the only UNSELECTED zones, and the rest of the map that you did NOT select will become selected. It's now done. Anyone assigned to this area instead of, "Home," will now stay out of the restricted areas.
Wow 600h and last one was a new.
XD
Watch part 2.
Woah you can resurrect them?
Yup
Hmm, a refrigerated cemetery...
Oh yws vwey good indeed. Also no downside
I thought they removed hauling with boars?
Yeah they did. I made an oopsie eith that tip. There are a few other animals yhat are great for hauling and fighting early on.
@@Noobert what animal would you recommend instead?
r.e Tip #1 -
Wait, so my 2134 ducks that refuse to stop breeding actually have a purpose?
Not anymore, no.
Sterile Tile isn’t flammable? But it’s made of steel!!!!
Good luck beating my 30 thrumbos 😂
Sorry but i have a Question. How can you get your animals to attack people ?
Training and change the settings on them to have them stick with you pawns
@@Noobert thank you
@@Noobert It may be that it doesn't work with wild boars, I've tried but I can't train a wild boar to do so
just got this game. fuck beginner tips lol
How to use rats for combat? I thought you can’t train them to attack.
Yee i believe you can
Just draw a zone over the enemy and assign rats to said zone. Voilà
Rawii huh that’s genius
Rawii and they’ll attack the enemies? I kinda thought animals will only defend themselves when attacked
Algorithm
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@@Grimzik it does
boomrat bombardments
Rip your cpu
Yeee
The TH-cam poop humor is a little cringe. Just speaking my mind not trying to hate on you
Tip #1 also just known as the communist strategy.
Lmao
Boars dont haul!