Base Planning - RimWorld Comprehensive Beginner's Guide (Part 2 of 3)
Welcome to Part 2 of my Comprehensive Beginner's Guide to RimWorld, a 3-part series intended to teach new players or those struggling with the Core game (no expansions) everything they need to know to do well! This episode focuses on how to plan your base, with detailed discussions of what, why, and how to build and arrange all sorts of different types of rooms. It also includes discussions about mood, efficient kitchens, crafting, and more!
As with part 1, this video is up to date with the 1.3.3287 version of the game as of Spring 2022, and does not include either of the expansions and only a limited number of mods, which are listed in Part 1.
CONTENTS:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Inspecting Your Map - Fertile Soil
02:18 Steam Geysers
03:05 Hill Arrangement, Defensive Features, and Ancient Dangers
04:24 Large Hills Example
05:07 Base Planning Tools
05:46 Room / Area Types Overview
06:34 Personal Preferences, Look, and Feel
07:07 Moods
08:53 Performance Enhancing (Reducing) Substances
12:49 Freezer
14:22 Kitchen - Food Poisoning & Meals
16:37 Kitchen - Efficient Setup
18:01 Butcher Table
18:37 Nutrient Paste Dispenser
20:11 Planning and Building the Kitchen Complex
20:59 Stockpile Zones
23:28 Bedrooms (and Other Impressive Areas)
24:42 Room Size
25:13 Bedroom Furniture, Comfort and Location
26:57 Planning Bedroom Locations
27:29 Rec Room and Research Lab
28:03 Workshop and Main Storage Stockpile
29:01 Battery Room
29:46 Extra Farms, Animal Pen, Hospital
30:11 Walls, Defensive Positions, and Kill Box
30:47 Time-lapse Base and Outro
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As mentioned in the video, here's a link to the wiki article about how to mass produce nutrient paste meals, if you're into that sort of thing:
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And here's a link to the excellent Food Tutorial by @FrancisJohnYT:
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Man, I was stoked to play RimWorld but was completely overwhelmed the first few times I tried. Your videos helped me get a good grasp of what to do and I've finally got a colony up and running. Thank you so much for these!
The greatest compliment any guide-maker can get is that his guides helped someone enjoy the game!!
Overwheliming? How old are you, 5?
it is also useful to use the "pause when satisfied" option on the "Do until you have X" command. for example, if you have 10 colonist, and you like to have 4 meals per colonist, that meant 40 meals. when those 40 meals drop to 39, the cook will rush to make another 4, then right after they start doing something else, someone will eat a meal and they need to go again, then again, then again. it's not so productive. instead you can set the pause when satisfied option, and set it to let say 30. this way, only when the 40 meals drop below 30, the cook will go and start cooking. and cook a couple of batches at once.
Excellent point! Looks like I forgot to mention that option. Whoops!!
@@salendrak Thanks for your advice, audio crapped out around 8 min mark
@@GodelFishbreath wait, the video audio creaked out? Seems fine on my end. Maybe your connection went bad?
@@salendrak my connection went bad, sorry, trying to reverse bad review
This is one of the best QoL options in the game and I'm surprised it's actually vanilla.
Thanks man for your guide
Awesome!! Glad I was able to spark some renewed interest in life on the Rim!
These videos are literally THE BEST videos for new players like me. Nothing and no one else shows players all these details!!! Thank you so much! Ive been sooooo lost in this extremely detailed game
Happy to be of service - and welcome to the Rim!!
I was having such a hard time just beginning cause of all the mood debuffs I was unknowingly activating had me dying out within just a few days took me 3 days till I finally reached out for help and this video was just qhat I needed, you got a subscriber bro!
Awesome!! The game definitely has a steep learning curve, especially if you go in blind!
@@salendrak I'm still going through it haha but your videos make it that much easier thanks again bro
Amazing guide! I've been playing since beta, maybe 2016 or early 2017, and just got back into the game after a long hiatus. This really helped to re-educate me on the basics and fill in some of what I've missed over the years with all the changes. Very high quality content!
Welcome back to the Rim!!
I've been playing ONI, started Dwarf Fort, and started to miss Rimworld. Hadn't played in about a year. I can't even remember how to get them to store stuff haha doh. Thanks for the reminder.
Sometimes a good refresher course is all that's needed!!
Amazing guide, thank you!!! So helpful and full of knowledge.
Thanks!! 😁
Dude... This SHOULD be the tutorial for Rimworld. The tutorial is not bad at teaching you how to get like 00.01% started lol, but your guides are detailed and completely easy to understand. I could see a Mod that enhances the tutorial with fleshed out details like this to really learn the game without being overwhelmed
Yeah, the in-game tutorial really only covers the basic basics. But then there's lots of games that don't even have that these days!
@@salendrak I've done RTS games, and Simulation games. But this is one of my first times trying a full on management game. I tried Oxygen Not Included as well, but they don't even HAVE a tutorial. It teaches you as you go... But doesn't tell you important certain things like NOT to mine the rock that gives off oxygen. But doesn't tell you that. I'm going to look through your channel for guides on that game as well while I'm thinking about it, but if not, if you know about that game too, I would hope for a tutorial in the future on it.
You earned a sub from me, this is one of the clearest guides to a game I've ever seen.
Wow - thanks!! I always try to make the sort of guide I wish I had been able to watch when learning a game, so it's always nice to see my work appreciated 😊
I would like to thank you for the guides. I’ve seen some people play this game and just bought it. Realized it’s actually very in depth and found your guide. I was so lost at first but you explained everything very clearly that i feel confident to dive back in. Thank you
Yeah, when I first saw a friend playing RimWorld I thought it looked terrible and couldn't possibly be the sort of game I would enjoy. Was I ever wrong!!
Excellent walkthrough thank you and subscribed.
Welcome aboard!!
This was absolutely amazing.
Thanks!!
Got the game yesterday. It is somewhat overwhelming for a newbie but ur guides and tips really help and the game is really fun. Thanks so much for the guides
Welcome to the Rim!!
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26:33 My own personal experience. If you have workers who go out in mine, or far out of colony tasks. Leave wooden tables n stools outside. If you have workers mining, have a table n stools brought next to the mine. So they can have a small break and eat. Get somewhat positive mood, then get back to work. Hunters I don't worry about their opinions, they come back with their haul. And if hungry, dining rooms there. Construction workers who are building rooms. Depending how far and what they are doing. I'll do the same wooden table n stools. Unless they are in the crafting room. Making trade goods or better quality furniture and the like.
Yeah, I'll sometimes make mini-dining rooms in various locations. Or just give them a beer if they're grumpy about not eating with a table. For people surviving on a Rimworld they sure are sensitive!!
Thanks for the helpful tutorials! I'm barely starting out and think I'll enjoy this game quite a lot, but it's a lot to get my head around at first. Really cracked up at that disclaimer note aimed at Australia!
They deserved it! Though I think the game is allowed down there now.
I highly recommend 'map reroll' mod. You can reroll the map at the start before unpausing until you get a decent one. You can even reroll the location of geysers seperately from the rest of the map.
Yeah, that's a good one. I've never personally used it, but have been tempted to and know it's quite popular!
Pair it with "Map Designer" and the possibilities are endless.
Just got the game, thanks for the guides.
Glad I could help!!
I personally find that most crops do not need to be kept in a freezer. This can shrink your 'kitchen' freezer to as little as a 2x3 space with some shelves with strict filters (thank you 1.4!), and you can make a butcher shop+freezer elsewhere for animal processing. Most crops are usually best kept in a cool storage barn, which will naturally freeze during winter and extend its life further during non-growing seasons. If, despite that, the food expires, you probably weren't going to use it anyway and are probably bloating your wealth value by overstocking. For the butcher shop, small animals can be processed immediately since their meat is more tile efficient, while larger carcasses can hang in the meatlocker and be butchered on an as-need basis since they produce more than 1 tile of meat. Freezer bloat not only is more power-hungry, but it can also bloat your wealth value or even cause issues if it chokes up on unused food and your meat goes to other zones to spoil. Also, good planning tip: Big fookin potato field. it just simply works anywhere short of an ice sheet. nitpicking fertility zones and growing rice on a tile-by-tile basis will get you by, but not fill a pantry.
Very good points! Thinking back to most of my games, the only times I've had crops go to waste was when I grew way too much of them anyways, but your comment goes to show that there are lots of little efficiencies you can incorporate into your game. Very nice!!
I have a bunch of tips (barracks are actually OP, mostly don't need a freezer, lavish bug meals, etc), but the big one I use for base planning is using blocks that are 13x13 (including walls). It is big enough to be spacious but not too big that it requires columns to hold a roof. It will fit 2 research benches with a door in the middle on any side, or any other production or research bench with enough space for a melee block at a door. It also fits a full hydroponics setup (based on a single sunlamp). The only downside is that it doesn't quite encapsulate a whole orbital trade beacon... but they don't really take much in terms of resources... at worst you have 2. Not a bad compromise for having having a base where you can easily change where rooms are if you realize that your rooms/base layout needs to change.
Yeah, I think Adam vs Everything and many other players favor 13x13 rooms too. I find them a big big for my aesthetic preferences, but for functionality they're great!
Great guide sir
Thanks!!
A little random but saw your disclaimer and thought the small print was funny. I'm from the US and live here. Had a good friend I used to game online with like everyday. He was from and lived in Australia, really great dude. I found it super strange though that he along with other Aussies I knew were extremely against "smokeleaf"(if you catch my drift lol) but didn't find alcohol to be as much of an issue. I found this extremely strange. I don't partake in drinking or smoking anymore but don't have a problem with either, although from personal experience and from what I've seen, alcohol is much more detrimental imho.
I totally agree. And not surprisingly, the social views of such things have a long history of propaganda and influence, and are generally based only slightly on health / societal effects of said substances, and MUCH more based on who and how much money can be made from them!
@@salendrak after all we’re all just pawns ;) thanks so much for the videos brother. Yours are the most informational and concise that I’ve found. Happy New Year!
thx 4 this
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Will you ever do any more Rim guides? these videos are amazing. Can you cover the DLCs? or even do a Let's play
At some point I might, but to be honest I've barely even played the 1st expansion, and haven't even touched the more recent two yet!
I unfortunately get very overwhelmed by the prospect of planning everything out in advance and try to get a small shelter up first with freezer, a barracks and some production. It ends up not being very pretty, but from that shelter, as I unlock more technologies I can prepare both technology and resources to realize what I will need for the playthrough and how to plan it out, making an entirely new base from that little outpost. Think barracks for workers as thry built a larger building. But if you can plan everything out in advance, that is likely to be a better idea in general. Just wanted to mention what I do incase it helps someone else who gets stuck with decision paralysis. Also. I don't know if chemfuel was a thing when you made the video. But insect meat is perfect for chemfuel production. Works as well as most other organic matter, and no one wants to eat it anyways and it doesn't sell for much. Same thing for if you come across human meat.
Sometimes I forego planning altogether, which results in a very organic development of the base and can lead to some interesting results. Sometimes I'll re-build entire areas, but that's all part of the story! And good point about the insect meat! I usually just turn it into kibble for my livestock, but chemfuel is another great use for it!
Thanks for the guide! I get the sense I am learning a new language (from 0 understanding to basics) at 10x the speed thanks to your guide. How long did it take you to build this whole base? Just building a 10x10 marble floor takes days. Thanks again sir.
The game is certainly dense! I can't remember how long my builds took though, but having a good builder definitely helps!
As an aussie, had a bit of a laugh at the footnote at 10:20.
Heheh - for a while there the game was banned in Australia due to the drug use. But that ban was lifted a few weeks after I posted the video. Still pretty funny though! 🤣
"Common Sense Mod" I know a few people that need this mod. ;-]
And the understatement of the year goes tooooooo!!!! 😆
@@salendrak Been playing the lottery for years, and I win this. sigh...
Is this the mod used???
@2:35 - Be aware however that this is an ability given by the *All Tool* mod, and is not available in the vanilla game
Yeah, forgot that was a mod-based thing there. Good catch!
excellent
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Hey man, This was REALLY helpful, I got the game yesterday and its fun but tough, do you have a list of mods you would recommend?
Have you seen the episode I did before this one? Mod list with links included!
Hi @Salendrak, can you explain the pattern of your defensive walls please? I can't work out what's going on with them, you have something between the blocks I can't work out that allows the peons to shoot from behind, but isn't itself a wall block, what is it? Also, the long blocking walls to south and east of the main buildings. Thanks!
Granite barricades!
@@salendrak I was blinded by construction! I did find this shortly after posting, but thought I'd leave my question for 1) others to read in case they're as blind as me, 2) to hear your voice in my head when you answered the question :D
@20:42 I use the mod "Replace Stuff" for that. It allow you to "upgrade" in place any wall. This is not the only thing that mod allow but this is the one I use the most. Simple but really useful quality of life mod !
Yup - that's a good one that I _almost_ included in my mod list! Didn't want to make it too long though 😉
Can you reply with a quick list of all the basic rooms and their size please? this tutorial has been very helpful so far :)
So there's really no hard and fast rule for how big rooms need to be. It's mostly a matter of personal preference. I generally go with 11x11 rooms for symmetry, and a basic base consists of a dining room (can be combined with rec room early on, and later can be separated), a deep freezer, and a workshop for all the crafting benches. Storage room can start out any size, but will later want to be 17x17 to fit an orbital trade beacon. Bedrooms do well with an interior area of around 25 blocks, so with walls a good size is either 7x5 or 6x6. Hope that helps!
@@salendrak Yes very helpful thankyou!
The whole Nutrient Paste Meal thing doesn't really feel like an exploit though? From a role-play perspective, it'd make perfect sense to let out some Nutrient Paste and store it for emergency purposes, as well as you also occasionally being able to buy them off traders in-game, even without mods...
I totally agree from an RP perspective that it makes sense, but that's also pretty subjective. As you could also argue that the vat itself is the emergency storage system, and outside of the vat it really isn't meant to be stored at all, whether frozen or otherwise. But the reason I feel like it is a bit of an exploit is that from the perspective of how the game was designed, the fact that you have to jump through all the hoops of drafting the pawn, forbidding the food, draft, get paste, draft, etc - it seems pretty clear that stockpiling paste really wasn't intended. But again, personal perspective - play how you like!
Other mood boosting activities like playing multiplayer Call of Duty.... And playing animal crossing.. together...
Exactly!! That's totally what's going on there! 😆
What are those things that look like display cases in your kitchen? The ones in the wall look like shelves but that doesn’t explain the ones next to the stove; looks like they’d make life a lot easier.
Refrigerators!! Specifically from the RimFridge mod, if I remember right.
2:30 Thats part of a mod by the way. Allow Tool mod
Yeah - there were a few little bits where I missed the mod notation. My bad!
isn't the select similar button a mod? i don't have it in my game.
Ooops - my bad! Yeah, that's from the Allow Tool, which honestly just adds sooooo many simple things that it really should have been integrated into the base game a LONG time ago!
Shelves are not on stock piles, are their contents also counted?
Shelves are actually considered mini-stockpiles, so their contents ARE counted 👍
@@salendrak should my work tables be able to output to shelves?
Any reason you don't use shelfs? They hold like 3x as much as a floor tile
I do sometimes, but they require getting built!
@@salendrak that's not a problem
While this video is excellent, this game still has sooo much to it it's hard to absorb all the information at once. I'm still gonna have some major trial and error but that's part of the fun.
Yup - that's totally part of the fun! In complex games like this I generally play a while, the study up / watch guides on topics I'm struggling with, then play a bunch more, then study up some more, rinse and repeat. And sometimes going back to a guide I watched earlier ends up making a LOT more sense after I've gotten more in-game experience under my belt. It's all part of the learning process!
Due to the common sense qol changes finally added to 1.4 this all needs to be redone. the fridges adjacent to the chefs is such a great help but managing them to have the ingredients is such a chore
Also would like opinion on hygiene, prison labor (to allow prisoners to walk around), tenants, spaceports and hospitality mods.
Interesting! Since I made these I haven't played RimWorld much at all. What all has changed that would need to be redone in this video? I've heard that storage shelves are a lot better now, but have they added fridges to the base game or something? As for the mods you list in your second comment, I've never actually used any of those, so I can't really comment.
Dang that's a good question. I'm only just jumping back into 1.4 since mod support is finally almost 100% on par with 1.3 with the exception of Android Tiers. So Yes storage shelves, and the addition of toxic fallout as a more persistent and pervasive game mechanic (at least that's my take). The rest i can't comment on because I can't get it sent of the 1.4 stuff in my game just yet. Kids and biotech related things which we would need to plan for. If you can be called back into the game though hopefully it's a worthwhile use of your time.
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Oooooh - that does sound nice! Just goes to show, that whatever you think there should probably be a mod for, there probably is!!
Do all mods work together?? Or only certain mods will work with another?
No, there are definitely situations where mods can conflict with each other, and too many mods can impact game performance and cause crashes. The mods I listed in the first guide video all work together just fine, but as you add more you might run into problems.
@@salendrak Subscribed to most of the mods. Only couple of them which I could not find on Steam - recipe icons, textile stats, hd pawns & heat map 1.3 only. Once I subscribe to the mod in steam, I will need to find the download file and add the mod in the game?
@@Kaijiro____93 Nope - subscribing on the Steam Workshop page will automatically add it into the game. You'll just need to turn on the mods within the game's mod menu. Sometimes they have to be in a specific order though, but the autosort button usually fixes this. Looks like though some of the mods I had listed are out of date with 1.4, so probably best to not use those mods unless / until they get updated.
@@salendrak I did read up or watch some 1.4 patch notes. Heat map has been added, does that mean heat map mod is not required and how would i remove the mod / file?
@@Kaijiro____93 You can remove the mod by unsubscribing from its workshop page OR using the "Unsubscribe from..." button on the in-game mods page. And yeah, I think the Heat Map mod is probably superfluous now.
do you have a mods list ?
Check the pinned comment of the Getting Started guide. Here's the link: kzhead.info/sun/ndSnpMuejJOea5s/bejne.html
2:30 You say to locate all the steam geysers by right-clicking on a button that I assume is from a mod because I've never seen that in my game after 1000+ hours and just checked the game again and it's not there. It's weird you disabled the official DLCs to do these guides, to avoid confusion / overloading people... but didn't disable any unofficial mods which add WAY more confusion.
Fair point! I'm pretty sure that button was from the Allow All mod, which I've been playing with for so long I couldn't remember whether that button was part of the base game or not. In one of the videos I think I point out that this was from a mod, but apparently didn't catch that at this part.
@@salendrak Yeah I think it's shown later in the third vid. BTW, it's otherwise a great guide. I just personally think people should get familiar with a game (and it's DLC) before jumping into mods. I think Base+Royalty would be ok to start with, but the Idealogy stuff (like setting up you Idealigion before even starting a colony) is something for more experienced players.
I actually don’t consider the nutrient paste exploit to be that bad as the nutrient paste does spoil very fast making me think it was a planned feature for you to be able to have it as an item if the devs hadn’t planned on you having access to it im sure they would have set it to spoil even faster as it lasts at least a day from what I remember
Interesting - I don't think I had considered how long it takes to spoil. Good to know!
I havent watched the entire video. But Im hearing you say you dont like the Nutrient Paste "Exploit" but you said kill box like 10 min ago. Im pretty sure those are exploits unless ur meaning like a firing range.
It depends on how you define exploit. For me, it's doing something that clearly wasn't intended by the game design, or that intentional manipulates or takes advantage of the game AI in order to gain an unfair advantage in the game. Storing up nutrient paste requires shenanigans of drafting and forbidding stacks of nutrient paste in order to stockpile it, so I think that's a bit of an exploit. Back in the day, killboxes used to have long winding death-tunnels lined with spike traps that would kill entire raids before any of your pawns were placed in danger. But these days, the AI is MUCH better at avoiding killboxes entirely. They're still useful, but the AI has plenty of ways to level the playing field, so I personally don't think they're an exploit, and honestly, are of limited usefulness, especially mid-game and beyond.
@@salendrak well I’ve played the game for 15 hours so far. I bought it a few days ago. So I think I know what I’m talking about. I watched a tutorial right before this video telling “face the red side inside of the air conditioner to cool down the room.” I have pretty expansive knowledge of this game as you may be able to tell. I’m kidding. I just wanted to type something long out since you did too. Idk I’ve only played like 15 hours. I’m not sure how well killboxes work now. But it seemed like the videos I saw about them they were broken and someone said the melee one with doors still worked a year ago. Idk how often updates are. But I could understand them if you’re in the hardest mode and it’s the only way to make it. Or if In normal mode it’s the only way to make it past late game. Im still playing. I bought dwarf fortress and was… hmm… no. Now I’m playing rimworld and it’s pretty good. But I’m usually the type to exploit games if you can somehow. But like I want to learn the game first and before I use killboxes. I set up ones where they funnel in but it’s not like it’s unfair. Idk dude. Maybe I’ll see it like you do in a while. I don’t know enough. (Oh the Air conditioner joke is cause on a yt short. They faced the AC wrong and someone pointed it out in comments and I was like “okay red that way. Thank you. Im a new player” anyways I hope you have a nice day
@@salendrak oh and btw thinking I’m terms of logic. You said the AI was updated to avoid it. Isn’t that the definition of not intended. Yanno. The developers changing it.
@@chasechase4138 Well, the beauty of RimWorld is that there are LOTS of ways to play the game. Play it how you like!!
26:43 You have generator and a lot of woods 😂 one match and the fire will not go out
Right?!
@@salendrakwat?
@@salendrak it's stupid to do that
@@eolit1o maybe I like playing with fire!
@@salendrak :)
This game is intimdidating.
it's definitely one of those games where what you don't know will definitely get some or all of your colonists killed! 😆
I felt exactly this when I first bought and played this, and gave it up as too complicated. Guides like this have completely unlocked the game again for me as I only decided to pick it back up this week too. Extremely useful guide, thanks @salendrak
@@markfisher696 Not gonna lie - I'm kind of sad that games don't come with manuals like they used to!
The beauty of this game is you learn a little bit more each playthrough. I've played 53 hours....and I haven't even researched like anything on the tree lol. I haven't survived 2 full years yet. It's genius in its design In that it functions with bare bones knowledge. But the more you learn, the more control and options you have
I am so bad at this game.
Hopefully you're having fun being bad - it can result in some highly amusing and sometimes hilarious stories! 🤣
This didn't even tell me how to build a room. I'm still so lost. Ugh.
Ummmm make some walls and put a door to go in and out. BAM - you've got a room! If you need more explanation than that, play around with the various menu options, particularly the Architect / Structure area. It's all in there! Also, the tutorial covers a LOT of those basic basics. Give it a go!
I would not recommend this for beginners are there are far too many mods here. Your game's menus will not look anything like this.
Did you notice that this was part 2 of 3? Part one explained all the mods I use and why 😉
@@salendrak I watched Part 1. I was trying to teach my GF and I don't like using mods. I think RW should be taught with Vanilla. We found a good tutorial elsewhere.
A. That's gross.
Referring to???
I wanna play a game, not take a course, lol
It's definitely not for everyone!
These are catered towards player who like to resource manage, strategize and base build it's not for everyone so stick to your point n click shooer or whatever games you prefer
If your single cell brain can't handle it no need to fry it over rimworld
As someone who has a couple good friends who are AAA game developers, I can tell you with 100% assurity, and this is actually kind of hilarious I'm not just being The jerk to the developer, that the game and it's supposed "no such thing as failing, losing is just a tragedy" absolute BS nonsense that he says which is really just his excuse for not understanding how to balance his own game, is just that. The dev does not know how to make his game balanced or fair and got himself far too deep into ridiculous mechanics trying to make the game hyper realistic (which is just on its own an entire conversation of hilarity, he added in hyper realistic survival problems, and then made all of them completely and utterly whack and unrealistic. Pretty sure nobody starves in one day, and with these realistic villagers running around You're telling me I have to baby monitor them into eating food before they get themselves killed? Come on dude...) And it really just is a case of developer getting himself in over his head having no idea how to fix it shooting himself in the foot left right and center and then pretending out of pure narcissistic silly pride that that's just how the game is meant to be played. Come on Tynan I don't think anyone's dumb enough to believe that my dude.. but the prideful bastard has his name plastered all over the thing with some sort of weird creepy flex so it's really no shock that he is going to pretend like the troglodyte mechanics are secretly his true brilliance and that we're just not good enough to understand them. The game is fine I guess and I got the hang up it pretty darn quick having played lots of similar ones that are well... Actually fun and working versions of it basically... But it would be so much better in every single way if he would just admit he needs help, and quit with this hilarious charade. Again this isn't just my salty opinion, this is the direct and undeniable opinion of no less than three senior developers at AAA Game studios who enjoy the game with me who can clearly see the blaring and almost game running balance and code issues It is absolutely riddled with in their words
Uhhhh cool story bro? I'm honestly puzzled though as to why you would post that here. I'm pretty sure Tynan doesn't read the comments of my videos...