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2018-12-29T08:21:51Z

AngusNHC (talk | contribs) commented on "Astounding absurdity" (" I dont think you are challenging anything " ? Ah.... What a Stubborn dictator......Yes,yes,yes...... you are right. the other people ar...)

Naked Brutality Guide

2018-12-26T09:02:50Z

AngusNHC: ** Still in construction. But welcome to revised, both content and gamma. :)

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In the Naked Brutality scenario, you start with absolutely nothing, not even clothes.

Because of this, it is possibly the hardest scenario of all.

== Scenario Parameter==

'''Summary:''' Naked, alone and utterly unprepared. Can you survive? 
'''Description:''' You went under anaesthetic for a minor surgery. Now you've awoken in a drop pod crashing into a distant planet. You're naked, alone and utterly unprepared. Can you survive?
*Start with one person, chosen from eight
**They will be 'New Arrivals'
*Start with no items
*Colonist arrives naked

== Starting colonist ==

=== Skills ===
You must choose a colonist that is capable of survival skills. They don't need to be good at them, but they must be able to do so at the very least. This includes:
*'''Dumb labor''': Hauling and cutting plants. Cleaning is optional.
*'''Construction''': Building shelter to live in.
*'''Medicine''': Treating oneself when injured or sick. High skill is more important as you have to rely on [[herbal medicine]] scavenged from your surroundings.
*'''Violence''': Defending oneself from mad animals or raiders, as well as hunt for food.
*'''Crafting''': Making equipment and misc crafting. You need to craft your own starting equipment as you don't start with any.

If the colonist doesn't have these skills then it's best that you reroll until you have one that does. You don't need them to be interested or skilled in any of them, but if you do then it's a plus.

Some skills will make survival easier, but are not essential:

*'''Cooking''': Making meals out of raw food and butchering creatures. You can eat raw food in a pinch but it's not a good idea to do so.
*'''Growing''': Growing crops. While you can subsist on hunting and gathering alone very early on, you will eventually need to start planting crops to feed your colonists.
*'''Social''': Recruiting new colonists and trading. If you are lucky enough to capture a raider then you can use your Social skills to turn them to your side.
*'''Mining''': Extracting mineral resources. More useful after settling down to begin expansion.

Some other skills are better left for future colonists:

*'''Animals''': Training animals isn't quite a necessity early-game, but will greatly compliment you in combat, provided you have sufficient food to train animals.
*'''Intellectual''': Unless you started off in an extreme environment and need essential research (such as Hydroponics) then it's better that you focus on building up a working shelter for survival first, as research merely assists survival.
*'''Artistic''': Early on you should not be making sculptures yet.

=== Traits ===
Besides this, you should also have a colonist with a decent trait selection.

These traits are especially harmful:
*'''Gourmand''': This trait will certainly make starting off harder- you will need to rush food production in order to keep this one colonist fed, which isn't good.
*'''Pyromaniac''': This universally hated trait is even more dangerous in a naked brutality start because if your lone colonist breaks, nothing but the rain can extinguish the fires started.
*'''Volatile''': Having your lone colonist break down is not a good thing to happen, as this will put them right out of action, stagnating progress.

Some traits are more helpful:
*'''Industrious''': Finishing your work faster means you can get more done. This is especially useful if only 1 colonist's doing everything.
*'''Fast learner''': Improving your skills faster is very handy, as 1 colonist doing everything gives ample opportunity to train up skills.

== At the beginning ==

It is essential that you solve the basic needs for survival first- in RimWorld, that is food and shelter.

=== Shelter ===

Your shelter should be built out of wood. Any wood structure is better than nothing.

A dedicated storage/warehouse is not strictly necessary at this point, however it is better that you build one- that is, once you take care of other things.

=== Equipment ===

At the beginning, you will need some form of weapon. In order to hunt effectively, a [[short bow]] is best. You will need to go hunting to gather meat and fabrics.

After you gather enough leather from hunting, you can make [[tribalwear]] to cover yourself up.

=== Food ===

Food can be gathered from plants around you, such as berries or agave. If you have a good grower you should also start growing crops now. Grow rice first, followed by corn. Do potatoes if the only soil around you is poor.

Rice is a good choice to provide constant food fast, but don't rely on rice extensively especially when you lack manpower. Planting slower growing plants with high yield is a good solution after you have secured enough food to wait for longer-growing plants to grow.

=== Hunting / Scavenging ===

An effective hunting method is to draft your colonist and manually shoot all animals in a herd until they are bleeding, then let blood loss do its work. In the meantime, you can do other things.

Search the map often, there will be a couple of dead animals which were attacked by predators. You can unforbid and butcher them for free food and leather for your first Tribalwear.

== Next step ==

=== Defense ===

Lack of equipment and manpower makes it harder to fight against raiders. Traps will help you a lot in the early stage; placing traps at chokepoints, and luring raiders to trigger them, make it much easier to win.

=== New colonists ===

New colonists can either join by chance, or you can encounter someone who can be saved and potentially join your colony.

If it's a wounded person dropping in, you should always try to rescue them first. They can choose to join your colony right away. If they don't, arrest them later.

After you get your second colonist, things will start to be much smooth and easier.

== Extreme Biomes Survival ==
The above will work fine at normal temperate forest, or even rain forest. but if you start at an extreme biomes , the survival tactics will be different.

Generally Wood and [[Healroot]] is scarce or even not exist in Extreme Desert and Tundra ,you are not able to made bow for hunting. If you choose this biomes, better choose colonist with high melee skill instead of shooting skills. Low melee skill will increase your injury rate, even fight with the hare. increase the chance to get infection and eventually dead. Also decrease the survival chance against the raiders.

=== Extreme Heat Biomes ===
The most dangerous threat in Heat Biomes is the temperature. Not the lack of food. Heat wave will kill you for sure if you are unprepared.

You need to build a temperature controlled room as soon as possible. simply a wind turbine and cooler already help.

If you start Naked Brutality with Tribal start, Stock enough wood for the passive cooler. Plant Saguaro cactus will provide fast and reliable wood resource. Help you to build up your base and fuel for passive cooler. especially for extreme desert run due to scarce wood resource.

Food actually not a big problem in Heat Biomes run. There's gravel everywhere that you can grow potato and other plant. You will have a hard time at the start, but will be much better after the first harvest.

Food will grow up whole years, Heat wave will slow down the growth rate of the plant but won't kill them,so the food supply is steady.

Keep an eyes on the wild animal. for desert and extreme desert, there's only few naturally grow plant for the animals to eat. a group of camel will be a big threat to your farmland. Better hunt them down soonest or enclosed the farmland by wall.

=== Extreme Cold Biomes ===

== See also ==
*[[Basics]] - for survival with an industrial start in general, especially 'Crashlanded'

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Topic:Uqm0mld642dik32l

2018-12-26T07:48:19Z

AngusNHC (talk | contribs) commented on "Astounding absurdity" (Generally, i agree with you, but not the Naked Brutality point. In my opinion, the first person die, Game is over. If you run your game l...)

Naked Brutality Guide

2018-12-25T08:59:59Z

2018-12-23T06:45:47Z

AngusNHC:

Crafting spot

2018-12-23T04:36:50Z

AngusNHC:

<onlyinclude>
{{infobox main|production|
|name = Crafting spot
|image = Crafting spot.png|Crafting spot
|description = A place for crafting simple things like shivs or bows.
|type = Production
|type2 =
|placeable = Yes
|size = 1|1
|hp =
|power = 0
|facility = tool cabinet
|buy =
|sell =
}}</onlyinclude>
{{Info|A crafting spot is a 1 x 1 area marked on the ground where a [[Menus#Craft|crafter]] can produce certain neolithic items.}}
While the crafting spot is selected, click "Bills" then "Add bill".

Craftable items are:
* [[smokeleaf joint]]
* [[tribalwear]]
* [[club]]
* [[knife]]
* [[short bow]]

The following craftable items can only be made by tribal factions:
* [[War mask]]
* [[War veil]]

A [[tool cabinet]] can be placed nearby to increase the work speed at the crafting spot.

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[[Category:Production]]

Environment

2018-12-23T04:13:27Z

AngusNHC: /* Artificial light sources */

{| align=center
| {{Gameplay_Nav}}
|}
<hr>


{{Tocright}}

'''Environment''' consists of several aspects throughout the map that are largely intangible but can have a great impact on human inhabitants, wild animals, and plant life. Many of these aspects are ruled by the map's biome.

== Beauty ==
{{Main|Beauty}}
Terrain, flooring, objects, and plants attribute to a tile's beauty which in turn can affect a colonist's mood.
The contents of a tile have a cumulative effect on its beauty, i.e. a granite chunk (beauty of -10) on a wood floor (beauty of +2) gives the tile a net beauty of -8.
Certain unsightly objects, i.e. vomit, have one value when under a roof and a lower value when unroofed. This simulates the general disgust of seeing eyesores indoors versus encountering them outside.

== Space ==
Environment space (as opposed to the [[Space|Need for Space]]) is the count of how much space there is to freely move around in a room. This is all the floor tiles that are either empty or have objects that can be passed through at full speed, such as chairs, building materials, and the various "spots". All objects that either slow down or prevent movement through are not counted towards Environment Space. The "Space" number shown in the Environment display is this count x 1.4. This number is a measure of the entire room, and does not change depending on where a pawn is standing.

== Flooring ==
{{Main|Floors}}
Flooring replaces the natural terrain. It has an effect on beauty, growing zones, and walking speed.

== Flora ==
{{Main|Plants}}
Certain plants and trees have beauty, and may also provide [[Cover|cover]] to colonists.

== Light ==
Light can be generated artificially or naturally. Artificial light is produced by appliances in a limited range. Natural light is generated throughout the map on unroofed tiles. Roofed tiles will be dark unless lit artificially.

Occasionally an [[Events#Eclipse|eclipse]] befalls the planet. Natural daytime light is no longer generated until it ends.

Light's importance lies in the following effects:
# Plant growth - Plants only grow when the light level is at least 51%.
# Power - Solar generators only produce power when naturally lit.
# Colonists' mood - Colonists in sustained darkness will have the [[Thoughts_list#In_darkness|'In darkness']] thought. Sleeping colonists will not have this thought. Therefore, lighting is not needed in areas only used for sleeping.

There are three light levels: Lit, Brightly lit, and Dark. Each tile on the map has one of these light levels. The light level of a tile is listed in the tile's information area located above the Architect menu (when the menu is minimized). The light level is immediately followed by the brightness given in a percentage (%).

{| class="wikitable" style = "text-align:center; border-width=10;" width="260"
| colspan = 4 | '''Light levels according to Light (%)'''
|-
| style = "text-align:left;" | Light (%)
| style="background-color:#B8C0B8" | 0-29
| style="background-color:#FFFFF0" | 30-89
| style="background-color:#FFFFD8" | 90-100
|-
| style = "text-align:left;" | Light level
| style="background-color:#B8C0B8" | Dark
| style="background-color:#FFFFF0" | Lit
| style="background-color:#FFFFD8" | Brightly lit
|}

=== Artificial light sources ===
Light in roofed areas is provided by the following appliances:
* [[torch lamp]]
* [[standing lamp]] and colored varieties
* [[sun lamp]] (brightly lit)
Appliances that incidentally generate light are a crematorium, an electric smelter, a [[heater]], [[Fueled generator]], [[Chemfuel powered generator ]] , and a campfire.

=== Daylight timing and latitude ===
The timing and strength of daylight is affected by latitude and time of year, due to the planet's apparent axial tilt.

This effect is more pronounced at extreme northern and southern latitudes, which can result in light levels not reaching 0% at night or 100% at daytime.

Near the central latitude, light level change throughout the day as follows:
{| class = "wikitable" width="180"
! Start time
! Light level
|- style="background-color:#FFFFF0"
| 4h || Lit
|- style="background-color:#FFFFD8"
| 7h || Brightly lit
|- style="background-color:#FFFFF0"
| 17h || Lit
|- style="background-color:#B8C0B8"
| 20h || Dark
|}

== Openness ==
Openness refers to the often critical aspect of structures being open to the outside. It affects many things such as temperature, item deterioration, light, exposure to weather, and certain events.

Every tile on the map falls into one of three categories:
* Outdoors - not enclosed by any structure, even if there is a roof.
* Indoors - completely enclosed structure, completely roofed.
* Unroofed - completely enclosed structure, but with one or more unroofed tiles.

== Temperature ==
{{Main|Temperature}}
Environmental temperature is affected outdoors mainly by the map's biome and by the current season. Temperature affects a plant's ability to grow. Temperature affects a human's comfort, and health in extreme temperatures.

== Terrain ==
Terrain consists of the map's walking surface, terrain features, and mountain areas. Terrain affects things including walking speed, where plants can grow, and may prohibit construction.

'''Natural surface terrain''' includes soil, rich soil, marshy soil, marsh, mud, sand, lichen-covered dirt, gravel, rough stone (granite, marble, etc.), rough-hewn stone, shallow water, and deep water.

'''Terrain features''' include steam geysers and mountains. The steam from a geyser produces heat and an enclosed area around it will heat up unless unroofed. A mountain cannot be destroyed, even if all of its stone and ore has been mined out. What remains are terrain tiles listed as 'overhead mountain'.

'''List of natural terrains'''
(As of Version 1.0)
{| {{STDT| sortable c_25 text-center}}
! Type !! Move Speed Modifier !! Fertility !! Terrain Support
|-
! Soil
| 87% || | 100% || | Heavy
|-
! Stony soil
| 87% || | 70% || | Heavy
|-
! Rich soil
| 87% || | 140% || | Heavy
|-
! Mud
| 52% || | 0% || None
|-
! Sand
| 76% || | 10% || Heavy
|-
! Soft sand
| 52% || | 0% || Light
|-
! Lichen-covered soil
| 81% || | 100% || Heavy
|-
! Marsh
| 30% || | 0% || None
|-
! Rough stone tile
| 87% || | 0% || Heavy
|-
! Marshy soil
| 46% || | 100% || None
|-
! Shallow ocean water
| 30% || | 0% || None
|-
! Deep ocean water
| 0% || | 0% || None
|-
! Shallow water
| 30% || | 0% || None
|-
! Shallow moving water
| 30% || | 0% || None
|-
! Ice
| 52% || | 0% || Heavy
|-
! Deep water
| 0% || | 0% || None
|-
! Chest-deep moving water
| 22% || | 0% || None
|}
 
<references/>
[[Category:Terrain]]
=== Types of Flooring ===

There are several different types of flooring available, with each requiring specific resources to construct each tile.

== Weather ==
Weather events occur from time to time depending on the biome and time of year, with the current weather listed at the right edge of the screen. When a weather event ends the weather returns to Clear. Each weather event has a general effect on wind speed. Wind speed continually varies between 0% to 100% but it is not displayed onscreen. Wind speed is a direct multiplier of a wind turbine's power output. At 50% wind speed a wind turbine produces 1500W of its 3000W max.
{| class = "wikitable"
|+ style = "text-align: left; font-size:120%;" | Weather types
|-
!Label
!Time of year
!Temperature range <ref> Can continue even if the temperature exits the appropriate range, once started. </ref>
!Accuracy modifier
!Movement speed modifier
!Wind speed
!Wind speed modifier
!Can put out fires
!Snowing rate
!Notes
|-
|Clear
|Any
|Any
|100%
|100%
|None to Moderate
|100%
|No
|None
|
|-
|Fog
|Any
|Any
|50%
|100%
|None to Calm
|50%
|No
|None
|Can accompany rain to create Foggy Rain
|-
|Rain
|Any
|0 - 100°C
|80%
|90%
|Calm to Moderate
|80%
|Yes
|None
|Rain intensity can vary. Rain will put out any outdoor fires on the map. Rain will turn into snow if the temperature falls below +2 degrees Celsius. Rain can cause electronic objects to short circuit.
|-
|Dry Thunderstorm
|Any
|Any
|100%
|100%
|Moderate to Extreme
|150%
|No
|None
|Lightning strikes from thunderstorms can ignite flammable objects, including flora. If accompanied by rain the fires should be extinguished without becoming a threat.
[[File:Dry Thunderstorm.png|100px|right]]
|-
|Rainy Thunderstorm
|Any
|Any
|80%
|80%
|Moderate to Extreme
|150%
|Yes
|None
|
|-
|Foggy rain
|Any
|Any
|50%
|90%
|None to Calm
|150%
|Yes
|None
|
|-
|Hard snow
|Mainly Winter
| -270 to -0.5°C
|80%
|80%
|None to Moderate
|150%
|Yes
|120%
|
|-
|Soft snow
|Mainly Winter
| -270 to -0.5°C
|80%
|100%
|None to Moderate
|150%
|Yes
|80%
|
|-
|[[Events#Flashstorm|Flashstorm]]
|Any
|Any
|100%
|100%
|None to moderate
|100%
|No
|None
|An extreme version of the dry thunderstorm, and an event of its own (rather than normal weather changes). Lightning strike many times in a row in a small area, igniting anything flammable and causing giant wildfires which can spread to your base easily. It also disables rain for a short time.
|}

<references/>

[[Category:Environment]]

Guest

2018-11-25T09:00:13Z

AngusNHC: still in progress.... but it will be great if someone can furnish my poor english.........

== Description ==
Guest are a friendly or neutral [[Human]] which is downed and rescued in an [[Event]] or [[injury]].

In order to rescue a downed human, you need to have a vacant [[Sleeping spot]], [[bedrolls]], [[bed]] or [[Hospital bed]]. Once your pawns reached the downed person and taking back to the vacant sleeping place, he/she will be identify as guest.

If you select the option "Try to arrest" instead , the target person will be arrest as a [[prisoner]]

Keep an eye on the health condition of downed person. Sometime downed person are hurt seriously and very close to death. It's better build a sleeping spot beside the downed person and treat the wound first, or the person will be a corpse before arrived your base.

===Escape pod===

[[Events#Transport_pod_crash|Transport pod crash]] land nearby. The occupant will be incapacitated. If the occupant is belong to friendly faction or a neutral refugee , you can rescued and treated as a guest or be captured as a prisoner.

You can only capture the occupant from hostile faction and cannot treat him as a guest.

The guest will use any bed assigned for medical purpose. After recovery, the character will start moving and walk towards the edge of the map.

In order to become part of the colony, s/he can be captured as prisoner and then recruited.

[[File:Guest.png|400px]]

=== Fallen visitor ===
[[People#Traders|Visitors]] may fall down due to environmental events such as a [[Events#Heat_Wave|heatwave]], opening the opportunity to guest them as well. Stripping a visitor doesn't have a negative impact in foreign affairs. Once the guest recovers motion, s/he will start moving towards a map edge to return home. A message will pop-up saying: ''"Because (name) exited the map healthy, relations with (faction) have improved by 15.""''.

<gallery mode="nolines">
File:Fallen visitor 1.png|Fell on the ground
File:Fallen visitor 2.png|Guest at hospital
</gallery>

[[Category:Characters]]

Watermill generator

2018-11-17T01:29:09Z

2018-11-03T07:42:01Z

AngusNHC: /* Quest Locations */

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A site is a generated encounter placed in the world map for use in random encounters, faction bases, and quest encounters. These are randomly generated and may or may not contain enemy pawns.

== Site Types ==
=== Player Bases ===
{{Main|Colony}}
{{:Colony}}
=== Faction Bases ===
{{Main|Faction base}}
{{:Faction base}}
=== Quest Locations ===
==== Loot Stash ====
==== Enemy Outpost ====
==== Peace talks ====
{{see also|World Quests Guide#Peace talks opportunity}}

A hostile faction leader plans a peace talk with your faction at the location. You need to send a negotiator to the location to begin negotiations to improve relations.

Pirates will never attempt peace talks.

==== Lump of Precious Resources ====
==== AI Ship ====