Kab00om

Even though I have played Rimworld before (which was ages ago and I also only had a developer version) I didn't do so ever since. And as the version that I owned from back then didn't even launch anymore, I bought a new one and we gave it a try again. Let's start with the worlds overview.

Having the world overview, now let's have a look at the crash site. In retrospect, I guess it would've been way smarter to make a screenshot from the complete cell of the crash site. I am going to catch up on that later.

But for now, have a close look at the crashing site itself.

As you can see, you do not see too much. But, you can already see that not all the soil is very fertile. It looks a bit more like a bit of a rusty sandish spot. Let's see how things are developing.

After the one session, this is the current progress. As you will see, some of the rooms will get a new function assigned and the overall layout will, naturally, change.


Kind of a cozy base. Beside the rooms we have an animal pen in the north which is currently populated by Ibexes, and a couple fields.

Electricity. The addition of electricity to the base and further basic advancements are the biggest changes after the second session. We added two wind turbines, a couple batteries and, due to access to the electricity and batteries, increased the overall comfort level by adding heaters.

The center of the base is still an unroofed courtyard. All rooms, except the cell and the normal storage rooms do now have a paved floor and are connected to the heating system. The food storage room was extended and two coolers were added. One of the normal rooms was transformed into a storage room and a second one was added to increase the overall storage capacity. A completely new 'room' was attached to the southern parts of the rocks that are on the west side of the fields. The second animal pen (eastern to the first one) finally completes most of the changes and updates.