RimWorld change log

[SSS]

@garen: most likely. it might also give way to robbers or thieves, which in turn could lead to a stealth system (I don't even know why I'm saying this considering that it will most likely never happen)

but still, what is plasteel?

any ideas?

I was wondering this also. It seems to be a portmanteau of "plastic" and "steel", so I'm guessing it was a cheap, strong building material that the before-people used. It would probably be moldable at high temperatures, too... It's also possible that it was originally an organic material (coming from plants/animals, much like actual plastic or ivory), which I would find very interesting if it's true.

[putsam]

So will I be able to make clothing out of megascareb chitin now?

It'd be silly if you couldn't! Muffalo skin shirt, deer skin vests and iguana skin stetson are already things as far as I've understood! Megascarab chitin belt, rattlesnake boots and gun holster made out of finest monkey tail is all you need to
have the most legendary gunslinger ever

Don't forget those "pimpin' muffalo dusters"

[Raufgar]

@garen: most likely. it might also give way to robbers or thieves, which in turn could lead to a stealth system (I don't even know why I'm saying this considering that it will most likely never happen)

but still, what is plasteel?

any ideas?

I was wondering this also. It seems to be a portmanteau of "plastic" and "steel", so I'm guessing it was a cheap, strong building material that the before-people used. It would probably be moldable at high temperatures, too... It's also possible that it was originally an organic material (coming from plants/animals, much like actual plastic or ivory), which I would find very interesting if it's true.

Google is your friend. So is Wikipedia.

[Coenmcj]

Added gold and gold ore.

[Ptolisgoodguy]

So the most likely answer is that plasteel is the one similar to the one from dune.

does that mean giant worms as well.

[milon]

I'm excited for both ore and metals being mentioned. This is going to be fun!

[SSS]

@garen: most likely. it might also give way to robbers or thieves, which in turn could lead to a stealth system (I don't even know why I'm saying this considering that it will most likely never happen)

but still, what is plasteel?

any ideas?

I was wondering this also. It seems to be a portmanteau of "plastic" and "steel", so I'm guessing it was a cheap, strong building material that the before-people used. It would probably be moldable at high temperatures, too... It's also possible that it was originally an organic material (coming from plants/animals, much like actual plastic or ivory), which I would find very interesting if it's true.

Google is your friend. So is Wikipedia.

...

Right. Of course! It's obvious that that's what I meant. ;p

... x.x

[Ptolisgoodguy]

the Wikipedia link says dune had plasteel and I can see a resemblance between dune and rimworld.

what you said made sense but the dune link just clicked in my mind.

btw read sep 3 section and other rock types mean that modders should be able to make new rock as well.

[Matthiasagreen]

I would say it most likely resembles the one from warhammer 40,000 because Tynan has said that is something he pulls inspiration from, though it isn't clear in wikipedia which "above" it is similar to.

[milon]

Diseases!!

[Shinzy]

Quick! dip the blankets in it and gift them to Comaro of the cave and Town-by-the-crag before they read the changelogs!

[Xerberus86]

Quick! dip the blankets in it and gift them to Comaro of the cave and Town-by-the-crag before they read the changelogs!

LOL

i am also intersted in what he means with "float menu", any guess?

[Ptolisgoodguy]

maybe the menus can be moved

also diseases sound morbid and fun.

you should be able to harvest the bacteria and put it in certain meals so that the pesky villagers take the disease to there town.

[Xerberus86]

maybe the menus can be moved

also diseases sound morbid and fun.

you should be able to harvest the bacteria and put it in certain meals so that the pesky villagers take the disease to there town.

moving menues would be a short-time fix to be able to compare items with each other (the current info screen overlaps the other if you open up two), i don't like to play memory games.

[ShootyFace]

Diseases!!

More chaos! Maybe the introduction of diseases will in turn lessen the psychic events. They just feel ... cheap. I hope Tynan finds some interesting way to send our colonies into a mad, fiery descent that don't involve cheap tactics. Also +1 for float menus.