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My animals are always eating my cooked meals. If they had no choice I'd get it, but I have grazing animals like muffalos and meat eaters like dogs and cats eating my normal meals when there is plenty of haygrass and raw meat....I grow haygrass for my grazers and those fuckers are eating all my human food, plus dogs and cats are eating the human food when they have plenty of kibble and raw meat.

Normal, bug or is there something I'm dong wrong?

I have not been playing for several months on purpose - I've been waiting so I get the full 1.0 experience. That said, I'm super thirsty for some Rimworld in my life. Should I continue to hold off or can I play the unstable build now without the release of 1.0 being super different? A silly question, but want the RW savory goodness in my mouth but I also want the 1.0 newness.  Thanks with peace and love.

Maybe post a photo of yourself, Julie...so that we know you know how if we want to discuss game related items with you further and in great detail!

I cant decipher what you're sobbing about.

Thank you Lord Tynan for your thoughtful post and insight.

My download link does not reflect being able to DL alpha 13.

Cant get this to work. I tried it with both mods and core enabled and once with both mods and no core, but either way I just get a black screen or a menu screen with no buttons to push. Does this not work with alpha 10d?

Bumping this thread because colonists who don't need water is pretty fake.  What is the status of having to drink and filter water to live?

Also...

Can you domesticate the muffalo or  deer or anything? Or at least pen them in for meat/hide breeding and harvesting?

Definitely need fog of war.

Thank you all.

Yes, excellent.

Hi, I'm new.

I have a lot of folks from other camps coming to visit my camp. They walk around, eat and then leave. Nothing ever happens and I can't seem to talk to them. Am I missing something? How can we communicate - what is the point of these visits?  Is just a chance for me to capture them, or what?

Thanks.