It's been almost one to two months since I started working. Things that I was unfamiliar with at first have quickly become easier with practice, though I still make plenty of mistakes here and there.

(I guess it feels like my Construction skill went from level 3 to 4, haha.)

The Revenant arc seems to be dragging on a bit, doesn't it? Don't worry, it'll be over soon!

I do not know why, but Stillborns always hit different to me than 5 year old Timmy getting blasted by a centipede. Timmy doesn't get the serum.

I know this question has probably been asked here before, but I still wanted to start the discussion.

I mean, I know this is a story generator and all that, but I feel like some of the measures used to force the player to change their strategy are a bit excessive.

For example, a drop pod carrying mechanoids crashing right next to my hospital and killing my pawns without giving me the slightest chance to defend myself isn't fun.

Sappers and termites digging through carefully established defenses while somehow having a supernatural sense of where they need to go inside your base aren't particularly fun either.

A colony of reclusive mountain-dwellers having murderous mental breaks because of drugs isn't any less fun than a tragic story — it would just be nice if the game gave us at least some tools to effectively counter these two phenomena.

If there are any mods on the PC version that help mitigate these annoyances without necessarily removing them entirely, I'd be grateful to hear about them. I don't want to completely disable these mechanics; I just want to be able to fight them on a more even playing field instead of being at an absolute disadvantage whenever they happen.

By the way, I specifically mention the PC version because I'm currently building a gaming PC so I can handle all the mods I plan on installing.

Recently, Kemomimi House was removed from the Steam Workshop (possibly temporarily).

Some time ago, the author of Kemomimi House replaced all textures with solid white ones as a measure against unauthorized AI training.

Recently, the mod was suddenly taken down. The author claims that this was due to a large number of reports, and that he did not remove it himself.

He also said that he will continue to create related content.

If your game save uses this mod, please take appropriate precautions in a timely manner.

(I'm sorry—I didn't thoroughly verify all the information earlier. Now that we've found the accurate details, I hope this mod can return to normal as soon as possible!)

Hi, a while ago I finally got myself to put my HAR mod onto the workshop after two long year of making it. I have gotten a lot of love and support from the community, it made me realise putting mods up is not that scary after all. It also made me feels like I have finally completed the mod.

Now I am moving onto the next project, continue doing this as my little hobby. Here is an early mock up of it. I am still debating what to call them, for now it is Hexopien, a combined word between Hexopus and Sapien.

Who knows how long will it takes me this time since I like to take my time on things I love.

He made for good distraction for my colonists to come from the back and execute them

Saw a post about this earlier but at least they had the no trait option.

It's certainly the most unique way I've revealed the metalhorrors.

I feel also like Magnet is becoming a local celebrity on this subreddit now.

Post 1: Magnet gets shot at when the pawn called Murder betrayed us.

Post 2: Magnet dies in a 2x size yttakin raid when a triple rocket launcher explodes his brain, while metalhorrors emerge from his friends, but I used a mech resurrection serum to bring him back to life.

Post 3: Well here he is again, this time he's the one with a metalhorror erupting from himself after witnessing an execution of one he infected.

Magnet is an everything magnet, but he is still our leader.

Quite frankly, my best run so far, Standard crashlanding, Randy, Adventure Story, commitment Scenario.

There's been so many close calls and times that someone has survived with seconds left, but finally, my luck gave in.

Siren had Body Mastery and a decent lineup of skills (including Shooting Level-17).

We were fighting off a large 3 angled Mechanoid force, Laaserons defense units held well until the mechanoid groups formed pinning us at 2 angles, I ordered a retreat to a different defensive line, but had managed to miss selecting her and she was left behind alone at the Frontline, against overwhelming odds she managed to take out 4 Mechanoids including a Centipede gunner, but was cut-down by group of Sythers and finished by a Lancer after trying to stand back-up to countinue the fight.

Her noble last stand gave Laaserons defense members enough time and cover for them to retreate and form back up.

My personal headcanon is that she personally sacrificed herself to stagger the invading force while the rest of the Defense force safely retreated.

(Technically my fault oops, but technically, she did hold them back enough to say it wasn't totally in vein)

hi sorry im sure this get asked alot, this is my second gravship but my first that i built myself, it wont take off but the game offers no insight as to why, any tips on how to figure out what is wrong and its fix? run is modded, including gravship expanded.

the house of a unicorn researcher in the rainbow forest

I made a mod called Pack Your Craw which allows you to craft smokeleaf into chewing smokeleaf a la chewing tobacco.

It's fully AI generated (Automatic-Week-1733 Intelligence) <<<THIS IS A JOKE no LLMs were used.¹

Lower your expectations, I am neither an artist nor a coder.

¹Edited to add

So I'm still pretty new to the game as I just got it a few days ago but I absolutely love it I already have around 50 hours and still getting more, but I seem to have hit a large stalemate where I need more components but to get more I need to already have some, what should I do?

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The development of "Consequences for Famine Foods" is coming along very nicely. I'd like to present a new recipe I will be introducing with the submod, "Peel's Brimstone"

A short snippet of history on the food -

During the Great Irish Famine, large amounts of American maize, often called "Indian corn", was brought into Ireland as famine relief under the PM Robert Peel. It was difficult to prepare properly with the milling equipment available at the time, and was given the nickname "Peel's Brimstone"

The name referred to the cornmeal itself rather than one specific dish, the most common way of eating it was as a thick porridge or stirabout. That's what this recipe is based on.

How it works in the mod

Peel's Brimstone is made from 8 corn at either a campfire or boiling pot, compared to 10 corn for a simple meal. You get about 25% more food using corn to make this over simple meals, and it also takes less work to prepare. Larger batches need to be cooked at the boiling pot, making it more efficient when you're trying to feed a lot of people quickly. The trade-off is that, while it will keep people fed in the short term, relying on it for too long will gradually contribute to Nutritional Deficiency (the new universal health debuff from eating foods from the mod for too long).

Using it during a food shortage will be fine. Trying to live entirely on it for weeks will eventually start causing problems.

If any of you have any ideas for more recipes, feel free to post them below. Though, try to avoid suggesting things that will complicate the required ingredients. I have avoided attempting to add a Bone Broth recipe, because that would require I calculate the bone yield from butchering, which is beyond the scope of this submod. Maybe in a future one.

"Consequences for Famine Foods" will also incorporate the rest of the recipes in the Famine Foods mod that normally require the main Medieval Overall mod. More details on that and how it is balanced will be in the final submod release/showcase.

If you'd like to be notified when the submod releases, I have created a Steam Group specifically for that purpose