yea :)

I agree that rimworld isnt an easy game at all - it's quite the opposite. It also likes to get you in a deadlock - a situations similar to yours - where it feels like you are completely stuck despite the fact that the colony is running in non-stop overdrive mode.

I don't want to sound preachy, but (and that helped me at some point to enjoy rimworld more) remember that it is a story generator, not a "classic" game. And although it has a win condition (ship) it's much closer to minecraft - you don't need to win/beat the game to enjoy it. More than that - you don't need your colony to survive to enjoy the game :) I even think that deadlocks are a design choice - it incentivise you to make bold risky decisions.

In your case I'd either left (and caravan'd to somewhere good), tried raiding settlements around you or just started a new run.

I think stubbing your toe hurt so much is because it's pointless - you did to yourself "for free"

If I'm dying for someone I love at least it's not in vain

Wholsome ending

Tee with bee vomit is a real treat!

This cat has better table etiquette than aristocrats in 1800s

I like when people tell me about good things they had, awesome stuff they experienced etc etc because for me their happiness and enthusiasm is contagious. If my friends are happy and sharing it with me, my mood also goes up. Maybe it's because hearing about good things gets your brain into thinking/remembering good things, or maybe it's just good to see your friends in high spirits and enthusiastic about something, I do not know.

But as the old saying goes, shared joy is a doubled joy, shared sorrow is a halfed sorrow

You have to pay them minimum wage, It's just called "monthly maintenance expenses" and it's quite a bit more than minimum pay for humans

Oooh I didn't think about that... I'll update the post

No, I think quite the opposite. I learned this recently and I was quite surprised no one ever uses this as one of the arguments for renewable sources of energy.

Because why invest in an industry that is basically declining and wouldn't be around after 50-60 years.

Awwww that's so cute!! And amazing!! Good job!! :)

Long way for now, but I slowly start to see the light at the end of a tunnel :)

My boss once said that you can abuse human workers, you can underpay them, you can worsen their conditions (and if you do it slowly) they might not notice, or they going to work even harder to survive. Worst case scenario they quit, and you just find another one "new" and repeat the cycle.

But you can't underpay robots. You can't abuse them. Why? Because they just break. You skip on maintenance, on working conditions, on anything around robots - and you are looking on fat sum of money that just going to get burnt on a new robot and its installation.

So no, robots are not going to save money, especially in this scenario, because abuse would be massive.

I'm learning to drive. After a big pause I felt like I forgot everything completely, but since I started doing lessons regularly again I can see steady improvements

Thamk you

Flight computer

Can it run doom?? :)

Yes. One must imagine sisyphus happy