RimWorld, a sci-fi colony sim from Ludeon Studios

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For you, who is the best RimWorld streamer/youtuber?

I use dev mode somewhat liberally to deal with issues such as:

Colonists I forgot to give area restrictions to walking directly into a horde of man-eating Yorkshire terriers

A faction leader's favorite son having their head blown off by a hunter missing their shot on a rat

Someone dying of infection because they decided to play chess instead of resting and getting treatment.

However, it definitely feels unfair to do this for free for nothing in return.

I make my colonists prepare expensive sacrifices after any time I feel like I need to break out God mode.

Usually for a resurrection or injury heal I use dev explosion on 7 or 13 muffalos in a special sacrifice pen.

For logistical things like a replacing an item left in a moving river or realizing a caravan needs one more colonist to establish a mining outpost, I have them build royal furniture out of silver or jade at a worth of 5x a moved item/animal/person or 10x a restored item/animal/person and use destroy or explode on it.

For combat related interventions like briefly stunning a randy level raid that drop podded into the children's nursery and started blasting, I have them prepare a stockpile of chemfuel or shells and ignite it.

If it's something else like triggering an event to start earlier or forcing a trade ship I do the furniture thing for a couple thousand silver.

Wondering if anyone has a similar system or thinks this is the silliest thing imaginable.

Sup guys, I really enjoy watching veequeue's videos, just recently gotten into the 500 days overpowered world. It seems like a fun game so I wanted to ask - in steam there are quite some different "types" of rimworld, should I start with the standard version or what would be best for a "noob"?

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Now out on Steam Workshop and GitHub

Updated to Include new Cataphract Gloves and Boots, this time with ~STEAM WORKSHOP~ support

Hope you enjoy!

Now I can power my deep drills without running power lines all the way across my map.

Any other not-obvious tips like this I've been missing in my 3000 hrs of playing?