Martha Stewart Undying posted:

Just close the thread.

Archonex posted:

So War for the Overworld is a pretty fantastic homage to Dungeon Keeper 2 with a few flaws that are hopefully getting fixed in the future. Mostly the lack of a way to tell minions to guard and patrol an area without lots of micro coupled with a lot of the keepers being the same in terms of units and playstyle.

But that's not what this post is about. It's about the insane maps people have made thanks to the recently included workshop support.

Why are they insane? Well...





The mapping utility is detailed enough to let you create pixel art via the preview image. And it's gotten to the point where enough people have started using it for that that the workshop has added it's own category to search by.

Typically i'm as annoyed by porny mods as anyone else. But holy poo poo. It's actually pretty impressive that someone could pull off making cheesecake art using something like that.

Of course, it isn't just used for that.

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- Extract genes from Bears, Chickens, Boomalopes, Muffalos, Wolves and Insectoids, and create hybrids of these species.
- A bearalope is different from a boombear, so there are 25 new species to experiment with, plus 6 from insectoids and 5 from Thrumbos, for a total of 36. Some very useful, some... less so.
- Once you research the advanced genetic engineering tech, you can also extract genes from Thrumbos and hybridize them!
- By extracting humanoid genes, you can mix them with animal genes and create several hybrid implants to improve your colonists.

Issues:
Some of the biggest animals might flicker. This is to be expected, since a few of them are bigger than Thrumbos!
The 1.1 update adds the Boombeetle, which is a ranged creature. Expect it to be erratic, since its code is extremely beta

Notes:
How do I progress? Here is a mini-guide:
- First, research the tech.
- Build a Pulper to get organic pulp from wood, and a Genetic Extraction Table to get DNA from animals and to build empty incubators.
- Kill the animals to extract their genes.
- Build the Gene Pod to mix the genes of different animals, and fill an empty incubator with the mixture.
- The incubator will hatch in a day. Keep it warm! You will need to tame the creature afterwards, of course.
- Results are random for some of the creatures! If you mix Bear and Chicken, you might get a Bearchicken or a Chickenbear. Or the experiment can also go wrong...
- Finally, research the Insectoid genome and the advanced genetic engineering techs, build the Advanced Gene Pod and experiment with Insectoids and Thrumbos to get the strongest creatures in the game.
- On a different path, you can research humanoid genetic engineering, and develop hybrid implants to modify your colonists. Yeah, you can create a colonist that lays chicken eggs twice a day. It's hilarious and disgusting.

New Concept Hole posted:

Getting smacked in the face by bio-weapons will do that to you

Glagha posted:

More like Ada Wrong

Leal posted:

Ever wanted your pawns to jack it in Rimworld?

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Masturbating and meditating are equally as likely to be done (except that not all colonists can meditate).

Sperglord Firecock posted:

Ghostlight posted:

You can use a mod to remove the distasteful political content if you don't like it.

Sperglord Firecock posted:

Icedude posted:

The announcement video from a few months back got posted here, but nobody's mentioned it since.

Gotta agree the writing is fantastic, but the Cellist is just one of those characters for who pretty much nearly everything they say is quotable:



edit:
Oh, and the Trolley you summon to leave levels is goddamn wizardry for something done in a source engine mod:
https://giant.gfycat.com/EnchantedGoldenHackee.webm

The MSJ posted:

Cum cafe

https://kotaku.com/life-got-you-down-load-up-the-sims-4-and-open-a-semen-1835192163