Anyway to disable permanent winter?

[Jank]

Anyway to disable permanent Winter with mods, cheats, or dev mode?

[Monoxide]

I am lost on the need. Why not just select a less cold climate location?

Or are you on like year 400 with 50 pawns and dont want to move?

[Jank]

Originally posted by Monoxide:

I am lost on the need. Why not just select a less cold climate location?

Or are you on like year 400 with 50 pawns and dont want to move?

Pretty much, I didnt think a Boreal forest would come with a permanent winter

[Monoxide]

All things considered, I doubt a mod like that would exist due to how easy it is to make a new game in a new location. However, I do not know.

Just make the whole base indoors with hallways between each location =p

[KalkiKrosah]

Originally posted by Yank:

Originally posted by Monoxide:

I am lost on the need. Why not just select a less cold climate location?

Or are you on like year 400 with 50 pawns and dont want to move?

Pretty much, I didnt think a Boreal forest would come with a permanent winter

If you have an extensive hydroponics bay this shouldn't be a major issue. Just hunt for a lot of steel and components and you should be able to solve this for yourself :)

[Astasia]

You can edit the save to add a permanent heat wave to the scenario. If that's not enough of a temperature boost you can also try adding a permanent climate cycle event, which causes more extreme seasonal shifts. If both of those don't work, I don't know.

Use this mod for permanent heat waves:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=822241157

There are mods I think for more extreme heat waves actually that might help as well.

[Legion]

I've had Boreal climates that were not permanent winters. You have to actually look around some and create a new seed if the current one isn't ticklin' your fancy.

[M.K.]

Originally posted by Yank:

Anyway to disable permanent Winter with mods, cheats, or dev mode?

Ok, there is a way, but it is really difficult, you have to exploit the user interface in a tricksy way to achieve it.
Start a new game.
Then the hard part: Select a place that does not show "permanent winter" in the climate descriptor.
Profit.

[Bouncer]

Originally posted by Yank:

Originally posted by Monoxide:

I am lost on the need. Why not just select a less cold climate location?

Or are you on like year 400 with 50 pawns and dont want to move?

Pretty much, I didnt think a Boreal forest would come with a permanent winter

Only the colder ones. Boreal usually has seasons.

[KalkiKrosah]

Boreal Forest usually has between 10 and 30 growing days, with 20 being the average.