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Sorry, it is supposed to link to page 1, the first post. I have just fixed it!

Nice colony bud!

Exactly!

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Yeah. It should be updated pretty soon. Seeing as though there has been no suggestions, that is probably going to my work cut out for this week! Thanks all!

Hi Everyone! Just so all of you know, progress will be slow and maybe even stopped on this list. This is because I am going to be transferring the information on this list onto the Rimworld wiki (http://rimworldwiki.com/). I am doing this to widen the knowledge, as many players are not forum users, but may still go on the wiki from time to time. Thanks!

WEEKLY UPDATES ARE FINISHED! TO HAVE YOUR SUGGESTION IMPLEMENTED, COMMENT BELOW AND THE BEST WILL BE FINISHED BY NEXT SUNDAY!

Yeah, good thinking. Boars would also be useful for hauling when they aren't busy killing raiders!

Thanks, Zandadoum! This has actually made me want to tame some cobras now!

Tortoises don't lay unfertilized eggs, but I don't know about turtles.

Cheers for the advice, b0rsuk!

[(Top to Bottom = Least Important to Most Important)]

I have suggested something like this, but for the health aspect of the game. Here is a list of what I think colonists should consider while hauling:

(Top to Bottom = Least Important to Most Important)

Chunks
Non-Decaying Resources (e.g Steel, Silver, Blocks)
Decaying Resources (e.g Wood, Textiles)
Items (e.g Tusks, Art, Furniture)
Weapons
Body Parts
Medicine
Hay
Food

This would make it so the colonists don't haul all of the chunks when there is near-rotted food outside of the fridge!

These two comments are my two favourite ever! Reasons:

thestalkinghead - THE FACT THAT YOU LOVE TORTOISES! Oh, and I think the reason monkeys cannot haul is because it would be unrealistic to have a small monkey carrying a chunk of rock. Thanks for the feedback!

FMJ Penguin - Your little bit at the end really makes my day. And it is only 9:00 in the morning where I am!

The thing about the hay? I just put a stockpile on a higher priority than my fridge and only put hay in it. Useful for when there is a toxic fallout, as the animals have enough food to survive indoors. For wargs, you can place a meat stockpile and a cooler. The cooler can go up to -10 and the wargs seem not to get cold.

You are completely missing my point. What I am saying is that in the message, there was a sequence of numbers which shouldn't be there after this message.

Thanks for the help!