"Among the worst openings in a chess game is referred to as the 'Bongcloud Attack' consisting of moves 1, e4 e5, 2. Ke2" Now for the literal bongcloud defence.
im still waiting for them to add Bones as a building material, you would get a decent amount of them every time you butcher something and they are like slightly better than wood.
The “engineer” role is OP, you craft and build things of better quality. My colony eats legendary beds and energy rifles for breakfast. Also I already turned 70 year old hag into 17 y/o girl because she is tough/nimble and melee expert
Innocent pawn who wandered to close to Friendship Town: "Why are you doing this why are you going to kill me and what's with all the chickens!?" My Cannibal nudists colonists: "The Chicken God requires a sacrifice and where hungry"
Had a similar idea. I imagine a nun convent that acts nice with the usual christian values but in the back they do practice human butchering and maybe sacrifice prisoners in ritualistic fashion
I'm having a blast with my transhumanist ranchers and my huge horse farm... but I'm wondering about using autobongs for traps. Just to make every single raid high on smoke leaf before they actually get to fight turrets and my pawns.
In jungle biomes, you can easily weaponize semi-controlled fires. There is a "burn offering" ritual, 3 different sized '"effigies". pyromaniacs can meditate at any fire, which is nice for tribals. The HEAT from fire can heat-stroke everyone to death in a long cave at very long range.
@@ollllj yeah, but I feel it's not enough. Like I want mood buffs from not being near burnable stuff like walla and chairs (trees wouldn't count cause that's too easy) and debuffs when near stone. Possibly a new role added and much more
Don’t you love it when google decides to recommend you a ton of videos for an awesome game you’ve never heard about that came out years and years ago because the new DLC boosted it in your algorithm. Same thing happened for dead cells. Awesome channel dude, loving rimworld and your content
Honestly I'm waiting to finish my current colony, get rimworld of magic for 1.3 then have my colonists "rebell" against the empire to find the archonexus in 1.3
@@Manslayer-eo1nh Sounds good. I personaly want to make it so my necromancers are the leaders, other magic users are normal colonists, and martial artists are practically slaves
I like Ideology a lot, because it does not necessarily make the game much harder or easier (just play 1 difficulty setting easier or harder to compensate), BUT ideology sure makes this game more complex and it adds many new challenges.
I've been playing with the Dryad ideology and its pretty good. Set a worthless pawn to tend the tree at 100% until it spawns the 4 dryads you want. (Usually carriers). Each tree gives you 4 carriers so you'll never have to haul again after a large amount of trees. Better still, they don't have any issues walking into the killbox to get the loot like a pawn will. And if you have Alpha Animals, you get a twist on this which is a bit more involved, but can get you quite a strong animal defense. 100 damage ranged dryads are no joke.
Son of a... I was on the fence about this DLC, but you sold me. (also this was the first "support me" gag that actually entertained me on yourtube, kudos!)
I think ideology was done alot better than royalty due to the fact it doesn't add a super OP faction that has a chance to be permanently hostile for no reason (Every playthrough the empire is always permanently hostile so I usually have the goal of destroying the faction by wiping out all their bases so I don't get wrecked by raids
R: Royalty I: Ideology M: ?????? I’m sensing a trend here. Plus the new broken down machines around the map, like war machines and cars. Machinery dlc? Just a guess. I love the ideology dlc and so happy to see a video about it
medium to learn, difficult to master. Krugsmash makes it look easy. Honestly the game is easy enough to understand, its the controls that takes a while to get used too...that and the graphics but hey when you know the stuff you know the stuff LOL
@@loganwalker8537 Its just a ballache to do certain things, like place a lot of walls/floors or assign a lot of dwarfs to a new job. That and there's a bunch of mechanics like using the manager that is pretty important but easy to miss.
At first I thought that it's just random chanting. Then I wondered why this sounds familiar. And then, i was hooked on a feeling :D Keep up the good stuff!
So far I’m lovin this DLC and my new rimworld play through, not often I enjoy starting completely over in a game after I’ve had a very very successful run but rimworld makes it fun.
Using mods to limit everyone to medieval tech and some adding in Viking gear/content, I can live out my dreams of having a kingdom that defends itself against Viking raiders and forces the prisoners to fight to the death in my arena for the glory of their freedom...to join my army.
you can set the ideology of EVERY faction before choosing your own ideology, and set everyone to *0% research. Then only unaffiliated wanderers or rebels may have a wildcard non-faction-ideology. I am playing a long game with *50% research, and get enough done, and every other-faction intruder/guest has *100% research anyways.
Very fun, I hope it gets tweeked for more challenges, roleplaying or just gives more depth to the people. Kind of makes it harder to recruit raiders and I failed a bunch of times just for not getting new people sooner, and I wasn't even trying to play cannibals. I'd also like a not aligned option or state so you can play a standard game without inventing your own religion and still feel repulsed by certain actions but maybe less negative mood from sleeping with a non-spouse than those who actively are against it but no bonus for being free about it
You have to break their faith trough bad treatment. So you can convert them if you don't want their belief in colony. Good rituals seems to be key way to recruit people now. Refugees is pretty othen too know.
i mean royalty gives you content related to factions, i don't think there is much to do with them except fight, trade and call for help standalone. this one gives you manipulation to mood, telling people what will make them sad or happy, biotech will give you new controllable lifeforms/robots to deal with, without it you only have the baseliners
Great video, I enjoyed it a lot :). There is a small error at 11:37 in the video. Biosculpter pods are available to everyone. So sadly body purists are still worthless and I wish you were correct.
Man I love this dlc I've got 4 different colonies raiding canibal that worship drugs and pain, darkness loving molemen, self hating prosetalizing collectivists, and finally tree loving ranchers
wasnt gonna watcht his right now but like the first five seconds auto played. i heard the words "i cant stop this feeling" and instantly knew where it was going so i decided to watch it now. sold
If we get another DLC, I want it to have a Z axis. Let me create a dungeon, please. I don’t want to hope a mod works correctly. Do levels and then add a new Bug type that has a chance of spawning in the the layers, plus take the forgotten beast idea from Dwarf Fortress and add champions or what ever you wish to call them.
Deeper down you dig, the more likely of infestations that ignore cold/light. Forgotten beasts ofc, and once you dig to the core, well.... Anyone who has dug too deep in dwarf fortress knows what happens when you unleach the circus... Although in Rimworld it has the possibiliy if you 'dig too deep' on your second colony that a swarm of clowns takes over the planet's surface. That'd be a funny ending.
thanks to this DLC I can make Adeptus mechanicus roleplay as technopriest discovering ancient Archno technology.... HMMM Yes... what could go wrong about that? well... a lot...
But they never finished the Royalty DLC. Reeeeeeeeeeee! We can not become King or Emperor. We can not ransom captured 'royals'. And rebel gameplay is very under whelming. Phew, that felt so good. Its great getting stuff out into the open. Plus it annoys those rabid toxic fanbois so thats a win win. *Ok, good luck with Ideology & have fun all of you enjoying it.*
I've been having fun with it so far. I've made three different colonies, one a bunch of supremacist underground drow who keep all non-drow as slaves, some tree-worshiping hippies, and a group of technophile cannibals.
All my wardens have been specifically modified to not feel pain to hardly bleed to always be happy and to know what others are thinking as well as some of them having dem expensive legs and also power claws cause why not. And of course had to change their titles to slave and riot control. GOD THIS GAME IS GREAT!
List of added memes a non-steam boi can get: Nomadism: archotech win, but without the win Pacifism: your colony is a group of bitches Cult of the old ones: eldritch gods
This DLC basically made me uninstall a bunch of other mods which I was using trying to recreate the prison system and believe system. I consider that a game changer. I’m 500hrs deep in Rimworld and I see another 500hrs coming in as I purge heretics across the universe
Honestly, using a few mods I’ve been debating making a raider cult that enslaves those who are below them and worship the idea of genetic experiments and evolution, and slaves make great test subjects to make sure the actual colonists become the perfect beings. Honestly it seems like a fun concept but idk if it would work well
This is completely off-topic but you sound like a higher pitched version of the youtuber "ambiguous amphibian". He has some lovely hardcore playthroughs, my favourite one being the ice sheet challenge! Anyway, thanks for the video, I'm considering getting the DLC :)
I have a bunch of harmonizer slaves which only has a single leg which is also a peg leg added with stoneskin glands and that is enough for him to not rebel for one to two in game years cause of the 20% movement speed when combined with the joywire and circardian half-cyclers reduction to conciousness
I also got "lucky" with a lot of slaves tending to more quickly losing limbs. They work in very specialized fields and need not wander off. If you have too many slaves, and a wild trumbo comes, you may want to go for a trumbo kill, as it more likely sewers a leg of your slaves, being used as bait, leaving your main colonists unharmed, and making slave escapes pretty impossible and revolds very harmless.
If you get their suppression up to 100 and keep weapons away from them you can keep dozens of slaves with almost no rebellion chance. ( my guys were 10+ years from rebelling. )
@@dylanb2990 I decided to change my strategy and put all the harmonizers on my main colonist pawns instead which allows me to breeze through joiner/refugee quests other than hypothermia cause they tend to not wear clothes and go inside my freezer/mountain base rooms requiring medical treatment all the time.
I've been liking it, but there's a learning curve for sure. I tried out an ideology centered around nature and found out that farming was subsequently insanely tricky to pull off without accidentally cutting down trees. Tried deselecting trees in the middle of a Growing Area, but nope, ALL trees without a 1-2 block radius of a Growing Area get cut down. And I didn't even realize at first until one of my colonists had a mental break because of all the penalties from cutting down trees I didn't realize he was automatically going to cut down. :(
For tree loving playthroughs. You can grow a new crop called fibrecorn that provides a small bit of wood when harvested. Also cutting down cacti don't count as trees.
@@insanitygamer8820 That's awesome. Thanks for pointing this out. Now we just got to figure out a way to efficiently create decent sized growing zones without accidentally cutting down trees. Maybe tilled soil and skylights or something
@@FeebleAntelope you know the checkbox on grow zones that says allow cutting? If you uncheck that your colonists won’t auto cut down trees in the growing zone.
If one with devmode removes all the negatives from transhumanist. It's basically crack cocaine. No issues at all I at most had issues getting enough space for all the biotuners n neural chargers. Their biggest drawback is the amount of space needed as you need like 10 squares for each pawn o_o;
@@johnpellegrinoconnors3843 Yep, their only downside is the amount of 'space'/squares needed for each building as you need em all for each colonists. Making a giant colony have either issues with nearly everyone having a -10 "no biotune" due to you not having space for all. Though of course you can 'spam' the de-age tuning... so yeah. Transhumanist op af when done right
They actually forcefully tuned down how bad everyone investing in slavery mods were getting. Can barely find any slaves (anyone ‘for sale’ just wants to be a colonist? And they’re the one person for sale) and no more exploding or shock collars. I miss tazing the crap out of any hopefuls for freedom 😢
Noobert i like your "funny" part of video but to be onest.. I also like guide to be more guidable. Say little more about "numbers" and "how it works" or "how you may use it". this film is showcase not guide. But any way i LOVE your videos and keep doing this!
Many thanks for this video! I asked in the forums for some feedback if the DLC was worth it or not but dident get a response :( Defenitly liking the sound of transhumanist coupled with something like generic supremist and maybe rancher. That about covers how I generally play xD I also tend to end up with 'leader'figures, specialists and what not. This just sounds like bonuses to my playing style ontop of that :D
Devs: This DLC is discharged into your care. Fight with this DLC, and guard it from the shame of defeat. Serve this DLC, as you would have it fight for you. Modders: I Shall. Seriously though, the new Warhammer mods are gunna be extra sick!
My first colony idea, Nature's Warriors: Tree Connection Animal Personhood Pain Is Virtue Cannibalism We shall take back the planet... for nature itself... they shall join us... either peacefully... through pain... or through our bellies lol
For different shapes of walls use Designated Shapes (or Designator... not sure) More Planning is also a helpful mod if u want help coming up with a better base
With tolerant slavers, you can quickly end up with a population 3-5 different ideologies, and this creates a wild mess of preferences in rituals/likes/dislikes/gear.... I unintentionally ended up playing borg/Necrophage-like, but with next to no conversion, with the goal of getting many people above all else. 3 of 6 rituals give me 1,5 migrants every 20iush days. i set my science to *50% for a longer tribal phase (minor challenge, assimilated cultures become scientists), made em like slavery and cannibalism and caves, but went mild and tolerant and not too extreme on anything (except free love), and ended up assimilating all the cultures around me and now maintain 4/5 bases close to each other, each base best suited to 1/4 ideologies (4 different shrines, and royalty asked me to build 3 large buildings). but any captive of the neutral+large faction gets converted or sacrificed, because that one likes trees AND animals and finds mining abhorrent and cannibalism abhorrent. how do they even build anything? Their 2 near too far away towns will be assimilated, after the cave bugs have eaten away more than 1/4 of the map of one base.
I use ducks no limits ideology to create even worse ideologies. I'm currently playing an angry brain eating illithid hive that raids everyone who is not like them, gets high all the time, lives in the mountains, chops up the dead, enhances the living both with pretty scars and cute bionics, and lets their 20 slaves take care of the animals. Guests can come and visit the zoo in the mountain for free, but renting a bed costs 20 silver. Don't worry about bringing your own food though, because we serve delicious shepherd's pie in the restaurant. Don't ask what's in it.
only problem i have with this dlc is, that you can make your ideology way too OP. especially without the cannibal meme you can still can change it to acceptable, giving your colony a very useful food source and leather without any downsides. you can even operate on them and take away their organs without any penalties. seeing canibalism as a bad thing only gives you huge mood debuffs but no reward for not going for the human flesh. i couldn't find a reason so far NOT to put cannibalism to acceptable yet.
Well, if you think that it hampers your enjoyment so much, just... Don't set cannibalism to aceptable. It's like saying that the naked brutality start Is bad because there Is no upside to it! :P
@@elinquisidorperseverante6835 im always playing naked brutality tribe start. it has a lot of upsides like the added security option mud that you can use to change sand tiles into fertile ground ^^. could very well be a mod thing though. not sure.
@@elinquisidorperseverante6835 "iF yOu DoN't LiKe It JuSt DoNt Do It" If you dont like that comment, just dont reply. Be quiet while the powergaming adults are having a conversation
@@dango470 ROFL your dumbass really just say "powergaming adults". There's no fun in gaming a broken system, and Rimworld knows it, that's why, for example, in the GDC Tynan talks about His mindset being one of making a story generator, which while pretentious, justifies this kind of choices.
I keep trying to turn my Moral Mind into an Awoken Philospher but he keeps his old role every time the ritual finishes even though I get a notification that says "Role change successful"
I made the necromungers for giggles. Body Purist, Supremacist, Raiders. Changed the ideology style to morbid. Only problem was the amount of sites to raid were super low, no camp sites spawned for two in game years... then randy sent a plague and mechanoids.
Hard choices. Do I go with the chinchilla rancher cult with the Chinchilla Farming mod that embraces nature, or the fox raider gladiator cult made of Revia that love human sacrifice?
