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Two years in and the land bends to our will   I've never seen this before, a fairly stable and amicable 3 person relationship - I think this is possible with the unmodded game, you just don't usually have all three of them liking each other  
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Dec 5, 2017 14:19
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I love when my artists make art about themselves making art  
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Flesh Forge posted:I've never seen this before, a fairly stable and amicable 3 person relationship - I think this is possible with the unmodded game, you just don't usually have all three of them liking each other
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I'm assuming that's the polygamy mod in action.
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Flesh Forge posted:Being able to queue attack orders is super nice: What are those bundles you have in your storage area?
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Dec 5, 2017 15:11
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Trogdos! posted:What are those bundles you have in your storage area? Bone from the bone mod. Good for getting skulls for the skull throne. When you butcher stuff you get bone, which can be used in a variety of interesting ways. I've been using it for a few days. It's an interesting mod.
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ShadowHawk posted:Is that a three person bed? It is, but it's from a mod that simply adds a 3 person bed, it doesn't touch any of the pawn social code or anything. I actually only got it for the 2 person sleeping spot, because when you start with no supplies or clothing or weapons, you can't make 2-person bedrolls for like, 10 days. This is the first time I thought to try the 3 person bed, it's neat  e: Polygamous is a trait added by Psychology, although I've had spouse/lover triangles happen before I installed Psychology, I think Polygamous only makes it more likely that the trait-haver will cheat. It doesn't do anything to the other two in the relationship to make them tolerate it better as far as I know. re: Bone Mod - it's fun, it gives you a useful construction material that can be used to make anything that can be 'stuffed' from wood (e.g. sculptures, walls, doors, beds, most or all of the vanilla low tech weapons) but the far end of the research it adds ends up giving you a super generous conversion of steel to plasteel (40 steel plus some bone and labor to 60 plasteel). I mentioned this to the mod author, I don't think it's crazy super unreasonable to be able to make plasteel considering you can salvage it from stuff you smelt but it's way too generous in current form
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Wafflecopper posted:I love when my artists make art about themselves making art im the sculpture in cel shaded style
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Dusty Lens posted:Bone from the bone mod. If there's a Skull Throne mod then suddenly I feel compelled to make one.
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Beer4TheBeerGod posted:If there's a Skull Throne mod then suddenly I feel compelled to make one. Miniature Skull Throne: requires 100 bone Tiny Skull Throne: requires 1 Miniature Skull Throne, 500 bone Small Skull Throne: requires 1 Tiny Skull Throne, 2500 bone Modest Skull Throne: requires 1 Small Skull Throne, 10000 bone Medium Skull Throne: requires 1 Modest Skull Throne, 25000 bone Kind Of Big Skull Throne: requires 1 Medium Skull Throne, 50000 bone Big Skull Throne: requires 1 Kind Of Big Skull Throne, 100000 bone Bigger Skull Throne: requires 1 Big Skull Throne, 250000 bone Even Bigger... you get the idea
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Wafflecopper posted:Miniature Skull Throne: requires 100 bone That's not a Skull Throne, its a Skull Throne Throne!
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Flesh Forge posted:re: Bone Mod - it's fun, it gives you a useful construction material that can be used to make anything that can be 'stuffed' from wood (e.g. sculptures, walls, doors, beds, most or all of the vanilla low tech weapons) but the far end of the research it adds ends up giving you a super generous conversion of steel to plasteel (40 steel plus some bone and labor to 60 plasteel). I mentioned this to the mod author, I don't think it's crazy super unreasonable to be able to make plasteel considering you can salvage it from stuff you smelt but it's way too generous in current form Oh yeah I don't touch that stuff with a twelve foot pole. That's one of the issues with Rimworld modding, the ever present inclusion of some kind of nonsense OP aspect that maybe the author thinks they need to dangle out in order to entice people to sub. Vegetable garden! Great mod! BTW cook some soup and get the equivalent of a synthetic liver. Easy life. I just like making tribal huts and furniture out of bone.
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Oh Mika no   Oh never mind then carry on 
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Haha this is like some soap opera poo poo
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Feeb dumped Bricks like 2 days later, it seems to have been some kind of revenge-gently caress thing
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Dec 5, 2017 18:29
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Flesh Forge posted:Looks like the Cults mod author is getting ready to release it for 0.18: ? The version on steam workshop is already for 18, and has been for a while now. I've been using it for over a week.
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ShadowHawk posted:Triggers for death are: Smokeleaf: Not Even Once Flesh Forge posted:Looks like the Cults mod author is getting ready to release it for 0.18: Cult mod was already updated on workshop a bit ago, seems to be working fine for me?
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Mzbundifund posted:? Whaaaaaaaaaaaat
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Yeah Cults has been working, although for me it looks like it may have been the source of my massive frame drops when right clicking things, which i had previously viciously blamed Nature's Pretty Sweet for.
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Dec 5, 2017 19:58
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Anyone using the bridges mod with fishing managed to get your colonists to cook crayfish? I've got a stack of cray fish and they are enabled as an ingredient in fine meals but the buggers just won't cook them.
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Dec 5, 2017 20:05
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That's because crawfish is poor people food and your chef is hella classist.
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Dec 5, 2017 20:18
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Boiled Shellfish also requires some type of vegetable ingredient. I know this frustrated me a few times, as well... Edit: Nevermind...
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I don't think you can use crayfish to make fine meals. Simple only. I've been using that mod for my tribal arctic start. Wasn't enough though, I had to resort to a LOT of cannibalism, and much of it was raw because researching electricity is a huge pain in the rear end.
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I wish I knew why fish from that mod has to be its own special snowflake food and not just another form of meat.
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ShadowHawk posted:Triggers for death are: Nope. I have Death Rattle. The last one isn't fatal for my pawns.
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Beer4TheBeerGod posted:I wish I knew why fish from that mod has to be its own special snowflake food and not just another form of meat. I've only caught a couple crayfish though. Everything else has just been generic fish meat. I like the mod on balance, but the specific foods and recipes are terrible.
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Flesh Forge posted:e: Polygamous is a trait added by Psychology, although I've had spouse/lover triangles happen before I installed Psychology, I think Polygamous only makes it more likely that the trait-haver will cheat. It doesn't do anything to the other two in the relationship to make them tolerate it better as far as I know. Nah, Polyamorous doesn't make the colonist more likely to cheat. Only Lecher does that. Polyamorous just makes it so they can't be cheated on. They won't cheat on non-Polyamorous lovers (unless they would anyway) but they're fine with their lovers picking up other lovers. So if you have a bunch of Polyamorous colonists they can all get into a relationship together -- and you only need a bed in the same room as the rest, not one bed that can fit them all. Also, pawns that aren't very Romantic will totally have meaningless hookups.
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Beer4TheBeerGod posted:I wish I knew why fish from that mod has to be its own special snowflake food and not just another form of meat. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1098354593 converts any generic meat into chicken meat, which is a true blessing. Maybe it'll work on that mod?
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Huh, didn't even look at specific recipes for that mod. My gripe is that catching fish bigger than "tiny" is pretty rare. I think I've gotten one salmon. The traps feel ok though. The best is when you get drop pods with ~50 small fish in it. Saved my colony more than once.
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Beer4TheBeerGod posted:I wish I knew why fish from that mod has to be its own special snowflake food and not just another form of meat. All the other animals that you can hunt have their own meat, though? Like, I agree it makes stockpiles a pain in the rear end, but I don't think you can blame the mod for applying the same model.
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The traps are amazing on arctic maps where they produce what feels like a laughably robust amount of food. Actual fishing always felt like the juice wasn't worth the squeeze.
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Is it a little weird to anyone else that consciousness hitting 0 is a death trigger? Like, that should really just knock them out until whatever's bringing consciousness down goes away. It makes no sense that an injured person can smoke weed and then just immediately drop dead because it made their brain stop working. e: like, honestly, if you just turned off the consciousness death trigger you'd end up simulating vegetative states and people passing out from weed/booze in a weirdly realistic manner, but as it stands people just instantly drop dead. It works okay for the former scenario and is probably preferable to having to feed a useless colonist, but the latter is a really bizarre edge case.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:Is it a little weird to anyone else that consciousness hitting 0 is a death trigger? Like, that should really just knock them out until whatever's bringing consciousness down goes away. It makes no sense that an injured person can smoke weed and then just immediately drop dead because it made their brain stop working. You could probably make it work by having a cap on how low things like smokeweed and booze can take you without extreme amounts, whether it's a hard cap or a soft cap achieved with diminishing returns when you're below a certain amount. Like if you're at 20% consciousness and take some smokeweed, it'll only take you as low as 10 (which I believe counts as unconscious) even if the consciousness penalty is big enough to take you to 0, and thus death. Getting a little drunk would at worst knock you out, while getting extremely drunk while your brain is in poor shape might actually kill you.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:Is it a little weird to anyone else that consciousness hitting 0 is a death trigger? Like, that should really just knock them out until whatever's bringing consciousness down goes away. It makes no sense that an injured person can smoke weed and then just immediately drop dead because it made their brain stop working. It can sometimes create weird effects but honestly I kind of like it, because I find "rip dave died of a weed while sick" funny.
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Slime posted:You could probably make it work by having a cap on how low things like smokeweed and booze can take you without extreme amounts, whether it's a hard cap or a soft cap achieved with diminishing returns when you're below a certain amount. Like if you're at 20% consciousness and take some smokeweed, it'll only take you as low as 10 (which I believe counts as unconscious) even if the consciousness penalty is big enough to take you to 0, and thus death. Getting a little drunk would at worst knock you out, while getting extremely drunk while your brain is in poor shape might actually kill you. That's what Death Rattle does.
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