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Maintain an atmosphere of respect and never personally attack anyone. See this post for specifics of discussions on minors. Reddit's Content Policy must be observed at all times. Once you've got a building set up to be your Freezer, you can stockpile food more easily, and food scarcity becomes less of an issue.Official subreddit for the console version! Buy RimWorld and the DLCs! 1.4 - Biotech DLC Announcement Live Help Thread Steam Workshop Q&A Threads Fan Art Fan Comics Monthly Subreddit Challenges 2020 HP Interview with Tynan DEV BLOG OFFICIAL SITE OFFICIAL WIKI STEAM PAGE RimWorld FAQ Modding FAQ Non-Official Discordįollow standard reddiquette. (Even if that means occasionally Drafting your pawns and manually moving them as a group to go hunt a Megasloth or other large dangerous animal from time to time, if you've run out of harmless Wildlife to designate for hunting.) That way you can benefit from larger yields from corn for example - but aren't completely out of food if there's a nasty Cold Snap just before winter hits.īear in mind that you can also Hunt animals for meat - which should help during the colder months. Start with Rice, just to get your food supplies back up, and then if its spring/summer diversify your crops by changing some of the fields to different plants while keeping a couple as Rice. If you're struggling with food supply, perhaps set up some 4x4 growing zones, so that you have one per colonist. Other food plants, such as berries and potatoes are also available, and have their own benefits and drawbacks (such as how berries can be eaten raw but require 5 Plants skill to plant, and potatoes don't benefit from rich soil as much as other plants but can still grow in Stony Soil.) Some crops grow faster - Rice is much faster than the slow-growing Corn, but corn provides better quantity returns and lasts a longer time without refrigeration. Corn cannot be grown in hydroponics basins.Īs mentioned, planting in Rich Soil gives an extra 40% fertility (140 vs the 100% fertility provided by regular Soil), so using that for faster growing speeds is a good option. Less work, but more risk and less steady. However, slower growth makes more vulnerable to problems harming the crop during growth, such as cold snaps, fire, etc. Corn is the opposite in certain ways as it grows slowly, but yields an imnense quantity of food each harvest so it takes less work. Rice grows very quickly, but takes a lot of pawn work to keep harvesting because each harvest yields less than corn or potatoes.
They are good for very rapid crop growth once you can set them up. Hydroponics basins have 280% fertility, but require power and also sunlamps, unless you have no ceiling above them. Higher means they are affected more by the soil/hydroponic fertility, whether positively or negatively. Each plant has a fertility sensitivity attribute. However, potatoes are able to grow in 70% fertility soil with only limited adverse speed reduction and are fine in 100% or baseline soil. Rice and corn benefit from fertile soil more than potatoes.
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