I hope this beginner guide helped you out! Part two is on the way, stay tuned! In the meantime, if you'd like to watch me do some Rimworld challenges on the hardest difficulty, come check me out on Twitch! www.twitch.tv/spartinimartini
I just baught the game 4 days ago gunny enough. Your tip about donating gear has saved my bacon I had a bunch of extra parkas and winter cloths that were eating storage space
Did not know pawns actually got bored of a certain recreation, I just assumed they do and added more when I noticed they had breaks because of lack of recreation
Infestation in the freezer is not so bad. Open space, no expensive furniture to be destroyed and you don't have to waste time hauling dead bugs to the freezer, they are already there. )
I usually use wood for my all purpose 2 room base, with a barracks and everything else, butcher table/spot outside, campfire/stove(depending on my scenario) in the either center area or the barracks. I later move to steel for bigger, more divided bases, with individual rooms and such, and sterile floors in the research/hospital/cooking areas(yes all at once) And finally I move to granite, wether it be for mega bases or just buildings, granite replaces my steel slowly to avoid any possible 20,000 watt storage explosions For a starting area, somewhere on the edge of a mountain or some such, and the region should mostly include granite and marble There’s some spare tips
9:14 Marble floor have the same beauty as other type of stone floors so it's pointless to make them. Use marble floor only if you like it aesthetics/looks.
The second video is not at the end >:0 tho ty lots of things I didn’t knew as a new player and very enjoyable to watch Imma look for the other video Gl
another tip for freezers (using your own info from this video) would be to replace those stone/steel doors with wooden ones so that they open/close faster.
