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I've never tried that out myself, but if you have 8 raiders downed, I think it might work.

In fact, for some players the free "startup" of leftover items will allow them to skip the tedious start.

I didn't think of that. I suppose that could be useful.

That was well said.

That's a cool idea! I wonder if it's cheap enough to fit in the next update? Sounds cheap enough.

Your distress call has been accepted and is now being processed through to our authorities. Your call has been placed on hold. Thank you for your patience.

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Your post is quite hard to understand, but I think your problem might be that you don't have a growing zone designated.

Architect -> Zones -> Growing Zone (the green one)

If your colonists are not actually sowing plants despite having a growing zone designated, that might be a bug.

Is that possible? If so, wouldn't it be game-breaking? I'm not familiar with XML files, but it should at least mess up some mechanics, right?

I like the idea, but I think it would be a good idea to have every item deleted from it, so people can't exploit from it, giving newer colonies OP stuff i.e. charge rifles, power armor, etc.

Just lock (forbid) any connecting doors, with a colonist inside the room, and he/she will be unable to do anything else aside from treating patients (if he/she can) or cleaning the floor.

If it was something along the lines of an infection, you can't treat a patient once, and you're done, nor can you treat a patient more than once in a rapid amount of time. It takes 12 in-game hours between treatments, and 3-6+ treatments until the person develops immunity and eventuality gets rid of whatever he/she was sick with.

Are they? Maybe I haven't gotten to that wealth level yet (I don't pay much attention), but during late-game, I usually have at least one charge rifle per raid/siege.

You couldn't save him?

He nearly died of blood loss. There might have been an extremely small chance of patching up his wounds in time on-the-fly, but I'm not sure.

Sounds like a really good idea, but you say it in such a way that it seems like a colonist will eventually go insane at some point in his/her life. Does it go back up?

At first this seemed like it would be on the side of neurotic, sacrificing mental break threshold for work speed, but this seems like a much better idea. However, since you're talking about a perfectionist, I think instead of -5 it should be at least -10, or more/less depending on the quality.

For example:

-25 (Awful)
-10 (Shoddy)
-5 (Poor)
0 (Normal)
+10 (Good(
+15 (Superior-Legendary)

Just a thought.

Wow...I'm reluctant to even try wake-up.