https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3516409503

AutoArm is now updated for RimWorld 1.7, and still supports 1.6.

It's automatic weapon equipping designed to feel like vanilla. Colonists pick weapons that suit their skills and traits, respect royalty, ideology and xenotype restrictions, keep the weapons you force on them, and upgrade sensibly when something better turns up. Hope you enjoy.

For full details check out the workshop page.

like bruh they look ready to pounce

Lev my colony leader sometimes use Age Reversal on his aging colonists. As a result he's always horrified everytime he wakes up from coma because he's 10-20 years older than what he used to be and need prisoners as age nugget every once in a while... So, yes, he's afraid of aging while being effectively immortal with deathless and ageless.

"Biosculpture Pod! The pods! Where are they!?"
"I am too old, too fragile and this decaying flesh is dragging me down! Oh, no! I should have never helped you! All of you! To stuck in this decaying flesh while all of you get to be younger...!"
"Where are you? Biosculpture pods - To me, assemble!"

"Did he really just referred to the fucking biopods in third person?"

"Well that's what you get when dementia kicked in. Should've de-aging himself with prisoner one at a time, not de-aging people 3 times in a row just because he's barely 20... And now he's 50."

"Whoaaaaaaaa!!! I'm going young again!!.... Why are you all not assembling! This is mutiny!"

"Shut your goddamned trap, Lev, or I swear to the Archotech on this forsaken shithole..!"

Pretty ballock but I guess that's what you get for having Transhumanist ideology as a core - Too late to opt out as well.

I wanted to play RimWorld on a real Earth map, so I built it over the course of a few days with Claude's help. RimEarth adds an “Earth” checkbox to the world generator. Tick the "Earth" checkbox and generate a 100% globe, and the map becomes Earth far into the future.

Over 400 ruined cities appear as colony maps, and I tried to get the local character of a place right, but the globe is a big place. If you see something obviously wrong, let me know here or in the workshop comments.

Tested with base game and Odyssey.

Check it out on the workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3828317506

She just became a mother her loving husband is in deathbed too. I can't :'C

Finally, the promised market props for Misc Props series. There's food carts, cashier tools, portable cookeries, generic boxes and display tables in one package, but I still recommend treating this as something to complement other market/hospitality mods. For example, the stools and hanging party banners in the screenshot is from Tavern mod.

For now, all items in this pack are strictly decorations, but I do have a plan to add a functional version of, at least, each of the base shelves if you have Adaptive Storage Framework. I just ran out of free time.

Due to the amount of product combinations even with only using lore-accurate rimworld resources, I only focused on supermarket and wet market stuffs first (the iconic mud and trashes included). Feel free to suggest other things, but do try the mod in your playthrough first so we dont ended up with bloats :P

My latest colony is a compound built into the side of a volcano (as one does), and when I was finally digging out space for a temple I got the dreaded 'area revealed' notification. But... this time it actually wasn't that bad? If anything, this is a great area. The left side of the map is still blocked off, there's four more steam geysers, and I'm finally not hurting for more soil/trees. I can actually have more livestock now.

Kindred is a Vampire overhaul inspired by Vampire: The Masquerade and Werewolf: The Apocalypse.

- 13 clans and the Caitiff, 18 Discipline trees, 184 powers, each with its own effect
- Embrace mortals, diablerize elders, raise ghouls, fall into torpor instead of dying
- Play a Garou, a hunter or a mage instead, each with its own tree and enemies
- The Blood Dance: vampire melee with dashes, throws, parries and crawling without legs
- Heavy gore with a slider; safe to add to a running colony
- English, Português (BR), Deutsch, Русский, 简体中文

New this week: the Path of Curses, the Vicissitude Colossus, the Heart of Refusal, the Bone Dragon, the War Angel, the mages' Pyromancy, and big fights that run much smoother.

Link to the Workshop bellow
Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3813009890

I was playing without any mods and I had so many ideas of cool runs to do : Tribal Cannibals, Ice sea, solo mechanitor, Vampires, a full Odyssey playthrough, etc. Very classic but I couldn't wait to play them all

I'm 90 hours in, I wanted to explore thoroughly vanilla before going into mods

But last week I caved in, couldn't hold it anymore and went full all in on wanting to do a Medieval Playthrough

After a few hours browsing and debugging mods, I did end up with around 40 mods that all make the experience better for Medieval

And ... I'm enjoying it just way, way too much, it just feels awesome to have all this new content, all these new challenges, drying your meats, playing as cannibal barbarians, raiding the world

Fighting the Kingdom of France, the Mongols, Poland

Mystical Creatures, better fishing, raiding and kidnapping, etc. Etc.

And now I just can't see myself going back to vanilla Rimworld

Those previous "basic" ideas were so exciting to me, and now I feel like I'll get "bored" or not get as interested if I go back to playing vanilla with some QoL

I genuinely and truely feel like I've ruined many good hours of enjoyement that I could have had if I just waited ~50 more hours to install mods

It makes a bit sad because I was looking so much forwards to do those runs but now I don't feel like it that much anymore haha

I feel like I've "spoilt" myself

Does anyone had the same feeling once ? What happened next ?

I guess I'm looking for opinions on what I feel right now about the game haha

Sorry for the long post and thanks for reading, cheers everyone

This question is more geared towards deciding on whether to focus development on a mod I had planned as an ideo style or as new, separate armor. Above is concept art for the 3 primary designs.

Should i?

If you didn't know there's a maximum capacity a trade caravan can exit the tile with so what you do is you have a bunch many small animals ready so when a caravan comes around that accepts them you trade all of them. But since they have too many they won't be able to move and the traders will stay there until they get downed or die and they drop all their excess loot , and you won't lose any relationship points with their factions, if you manage to heal them , that's bonus points.

I was checking my base and noticed how one of the kids was playing in the trap corridor, drawing pictures around hemogen packs. So cute!