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I'm not gonna go through all my GD plants and click cut plant on every GD blighted plant then select my grower and click "prioritize cut plant" on every single GD blighted plant.

If there's a blight the whole fucking field is gone, sorry look like you're eating meat for a while boys.

I just don't have the patience to deal with blight properly. 

The new queue command tool is amazing and you should use it all the time. You can also use it while drafted just fyi.

Select the blighted plants to be cut, then select my best grower and shift click command them to cut all the affected plants one after the other. Usually takes about 10 seconds to eradicate the blight completely.

The trick to it is you have to act immediately, the queue command function is also a god send when it comes to blight.   

What quality is the couch? If it's shoddy or awful that would explain why it's not pretty.

We should start crowdfunding for money so we can build a temple honoring Tynan

My construction level is only 2 is that gonna be a problem while building the temple?

Are you playing on jungle? Cuz drug tables are also real good at making medicine, and I highly recommend you make some (and some malaria-block) if you're on jungle.

I set up my pawns schedules like so: S=sleep W=work A=anything J=joy

SSSSSJJAWWWWWJAWWWWWWWSSS

I find this strikes a good balance between keeping them happy and actually getting things done. They don't get the middle joy section until around day 10 though.

Early game smokeleaf as you can start making joints immediately with no research. Good for tribal starts. But it's more profitable to just pump out statues. The only difference it doesn't really matter what your skills are when producing joints. 

Late game is flake.

If you want to actually profit without wasting a huge amount of time be sure to set up a drug lab in such a way that your cooks have to travel the minimum amount of distance to get raw materials. Treat the drug table like a stove and have a high priority stockpile for raw product and a stockpile for finished product right beside it.

Have one pawn as your main cook (drug cook not food cook) and give them a nice room to work in and a comfy chair. I keep his bedroom attached to the druglab with a small stockpile (one square) of meals beside a table so he can wake up eat, play horseshoes for one hour and then get cooking.

It's pretty efficient but atm it's still better to make scultures if you have a good artist.

So, it's simply like Don't Starve, where Summer causes oven-like tempatures and Winter causes sub-zero tempatures.


Yep just like Canada

I know this sounds silly but start in winter.

This lets you (hopefully) survive off hunting for one season while building the framework for your colony. Then come growing season you can focus 100% of growing and research. Rush electricity/solar and you're good. 

Can I just say that elephants are crazy awesome.

They haul, they rescue, they are kick ass in a fight and they will happily wander around the map eating grass. Once they start having babies it's time to make it rain meat.

Once the raiders start coming in packs of 30 wargs are definitely worth it. They eat up all the bodies so you don't have to get the constant mood debuffs from colonists seeing them (the bodies I mean).

Incapable of violence - Still capable of going berserk and killing everyone in the room though.

Make Chocolate melt.
So your pawns may feel real loss.

The game is cruel, but that's a step too far.

I got stabbed just above my knee when I was a teen and it hurts quite a bit sometimes. I think their should be a difference between superficial and deep scars.