![]() ![]() One time, I failed to place the clothes crafting zone (because I thought it was a stockpile) and never had the idea to make ‘sacks’, eventually unlocking a quern, dough table and bread making oven, but having nothing to store flour in, thus no way to make bread. ![]() Of course, it is possible to entirely break the dependency tree. Much later, after having the idea to create iron nails, based on previous ideas about tools, mining and furnaces, they can then have ideas about floorboards, furniture and many more things that require nails, based on whether they’ve already had related ideas about planks, straw beds and so on. So, after they collect berries, then they’ll have the idea for a food stockpile, then a serving basket, when you also have branches and straw. Where in RimWorld, you allocate (hopefully skilled) pawns to research, effectively rendering them useless for a time, your clanfolk will engage with their surroundings, then have a related idea. In the absence of violence, I became intrigued by Clanfolk’s ‘ideas’ system. And having no bairns at all is a failstate, as there is no way to move people in, apart from marriage. It’s not that bad.ĭoes failing to attract eligible partners mean your clan will eventually die out? Yes. And, yes, it was terrible when a child in my game starved to death on their nocturnal journey back from the poop hole, but you can always move hygiene objects closer to town (and load your game). Yes, this game has babies, children and teenagers, who remain conspicuously absent from RimWorld. Cold and hunger are rewarding enough to struggle against, especially when you consider the bairns. I’m not sure if such events are planned for a full release of Clanfolk, but I never found myself wanting them. Relationships with other clans are maintained via their people hanging out at your settlement, as guests or itinerant workers, but even when they’re displeased, they won’t attack or raid. If you squander the wild oats, there’ll be no brose for breakfast, that’s for sure. The goal is to survive, by planning for a harsh winter and considering ways to sustainably manage the local environment, including via regeneration and agriculture. I have learned how to separate oats from straw with a thresher, how to cure flax stems via retting, and the cultural significance of one’s tartan, among many other things. ![]() Set in the 1300s somewhere in the Scottish Highlands, Clanfolk’s setting is authentic and specific. Haste Ye Back: The absence of violence in Clanfolk Having previously taken for granted the inalienability of RimWorld’s formula, I’m surprised by how exciting these thoughtful variations on a RimWorld theme can be. Is the threat of destruction what makes your base and pawns so precious? How do self-directed goals drive the unlocking of new materials, crafting stations, and the like? Thrive and make it to another Planet (with SOS2 later).That epiphany, as well as recently released titles Clanfolk (in early access) and Cult of the Lamb, got me thinking about the roles of combat and progression within the loosely defined, ‘ RimWorld-like’ base-building genre. (Save our Ship 2 when it gets back online)ģ Crashlanded Surviors (with a TEK7 from SRTS) that start with nothing (Tech Level Neolithic) but 50 Survival Meals, a Shuttle that can't lift off and Cloth they have on. Rah's Bionics and Surgery (we don't put filthy Raider stuff into our Bodies when we can guarantee that it was made by the best)Īdditional Vanilla Crafting (Hyperwave, Plasteel, Glitter Meds) Vannila Outposts Expanded + Expansion Expanded (for all the useless Pawns that can still contribute without being directly controlled) Locks (for the Inmates to be able to actually do their Jobs within their allowed Areas) Prison Labor (work those raiders until the are worthy to join our cause!) Raiding respected (you gotta take what you don'T want to make on your own) Transhumanist (the Ideo that wants Age reversal and approves Body Mods, yummy Bug and Mushroom mush from Food Dispensers too!) Tunneler (all Bugmeat and Mushrooms are ours!)
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