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You can make some guesses (mods that affect drop locations is one) BUT a fast way is to:

• Install a mod manager, such as Fluffy's Mod Manager, if you don't have one already (link to Fluffy's below).
• Disable HALF your active mods (it doesn't matter which).  Of course, keep anything required for other mods to work, such as HugsLib.
• Start a new game.  Do the errors appear?
  
  
  
  • If so, that half contains the error!  Go back to step 2, until there's only 1 mod left (plus any required mods , still).  That's the culprit.
  • If not, disable the half you had enabled, re-enable the half you just disabled, and go back to step 3.

Please note that this can fail, for extreme conflicts and/or bugs among several mods.  In THAT case, you'll simply have to go down your mod list, enabling a small number (say, 3-5) at a time, starting a new game each time, until you find the problem(s).  It's relatively foolproof but astonishingly tedious with a big mod list; the above method works rather quickly, give it a whirl before you do it the hard way.  Nine times out of ten, it'll pay off ^^' .

Note:  If you want to check for conflicts with a specific mod/group of mods, simply keep that set of mods active the entire time.  If the errors persist with all other mods disabled, this means that set has an internal conflict and/or bug(s).  You can isolate it using the same procedure.

Fluffy's Mod Manager on Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1507748539

GitHub: https://github.com/fluffy-mods/ModManager/releases

Removing mods has made your situation very difficult, likely hopelessly so.

They're just bulky, aggressive wolves.

If you wanna use the archetypes, you really ought to have them resemble the things they represent.  And dumb pigs simply makes no sense =) .

Lousy excuse; if you're going to use real-world animals, they should have at least some similarity to their actual traits.

Good changes. Gives more variety, and wargs are pure combat dogs.

It makes zero sense.  Yes, you CAN train literally every canid with quite similar success; if you can train a dog to do it, you can certainly train a tamed wolf or fox to do it (if it's big enough for the task, of course).  Nor does it make sense to not allow pigs to be trained for hauling, as one of the smartest animals.

This merely makes you use more animals.  And you can bet people will drop the less-useful ones completely, as well.

You can't train pigs?!

OK, yeah, not a fan.  I'll be going back to 1.2.

The hell?  Are wolves somehow idiots now, or something?

Nah; you're just another posing tween, of course.  No one is obliged to humor your delusions.

Whatever.  Whine more, make multiple accounts, fuss, and fume...  You're not getting anything from anyone =) .

Perhaps you should look into taking up macrame? It would be a far more fruitful use of your time.

Gosh, the rules are enforced, how sad .

That's a decent idea but sounds more like something a mod would do.

Um...  Wot?!

If you are asking if older PCs can run RimWorld, the answer is "Yes, generally."  RW does not use a lot of GPU power.

While it may be difficult to run RW directly on a Switch, you can do so *indirectly*, by streaming the game to the Switch from a PC.  This ofc runs best on your own network but can do pretty well, if both ends of a remote connection are fast enough.

More info:  https://gbatemp.net/threads/in-home-switching-stream-your-favorite-pc-games-to-your-nintendo-switch.526108/

You could also do something similar with Steam's "Remote Play" feature, a decent phone/tablet (iOS or Android), and a controller.  Both methods actually work surprisingly well, IF the connection is good enough to the PC running the actual game, although you'll want a *ginormous* phone, if you wanna be able to read anything o.o' .

Hopefully this works for you, until a Switch version comes along =) .

Kinda funny the admin missed the joke.

No, just tedious; Bigdestyn wouldn't know "funny", if it bit him on the left testicle.

Welcome.