r/RimWorld

Part of this sub acts like it's the holy grail of mods and that they "Can't play without it" but for me its just a bloat of frustration.

Well, better rush gunsmithing asap or you will be butt naked against well anything.

Oh, i ran out of ammo ? Better put that weapon into my inventory and NEVER use it again except you EXPLITICTELY tell me, no matter if i got the ammo for it afterwards.

Wow, thats a fancy new helmet i got from that raider. Too bad that now after i wear that i cant put ammo in my pockets any longer.

Nah im here to play Rimworld, not frustration simulator

I’m looking to see what quality of life mods I should get, I played the base game for a good while but it feels like it’s lacking variety

Any help is appreciated

So..... Grey Flesh event happened, many raids and things happened back to back and I completely forgot about it

While checking what anomalies were missing in the Monolith, I suddenly remembered that there was a gray flesh event happened while ago (Little bit more then ingame year), and I never saw the gray Flesh event again.

I got more then 15+ pawn and used inspection on every one of them with 4 pawn that has medical skill, nothing found....

My question is, can this event just vanish ? or can these metalhorros be able to wait this long before erupting from someone's chest ?

Through hundreds of hours of gameplay, i've had a wide variety of experiences, and one decision we always have to make in our runs is whether or not to use a killbox.

I'd like to know your opinions on the subject, and what kind of scenarios you enjoy the most?

Personally, i find it more interesting to avoid using a killbox and use the base strategically, with strategic points to deal with invasions, places to retreat to, where to send pawns that don't fight well, etc...

The purpose of this post is simply to share experiences and opinions, and not to dictate how the game should be played.

My poor hunter Linda, who has been broken up with twice and is now on her 3rd husband (he seems to really cherish her this time) has 18 shooting, 7 melee, and wears marine armor and wolf skin pants got taken out by a mega sloth she pissed off. She also has bionic arms and legs.

Am I missing something here? My pawns all have great armor and good stats yet half the time get downed by a few raiders with garbage melee weapons.

I am playing on Xbox one, with no DLCs or mods of any kind if that makes a difference.

After having five (5) separate boomalopes get struck by lightning (and consequently explode) in a single playthrough, in writing this post after a sixth got hit (and, of course, exploded) by *falling spaceship debris*.

Are boomalopes just prone to this? Or am I the most unlucky bitch this side of the rim?

The first time I had ever played RimWorld, and god, this game has grown with me so much. I posted here before and got flooded with so many tips and helpful people welcoming me to the game. It's funny how a game that holds so much violence could have such a nice community. I don't post very often at all, but I always look at what you guys post, and I think you're all so awesome at rimming. Just wanted to say thanks for making this such an awesome community :3. Still playing to this day, and once i started using hidden conduits I've never looked back.

Aside from loot, is they any other advantages to raiding enemy bases? Like if I’m near some pirates will raiding the base decrease the likely hood they raid me? Or is it just for loot?