What's The Worst Thing You Have Done In Rimworld?

[TUNA!]

There's all shorts of terrible things you can do in Rimworld so what's the worst thing you done in the far streches of a rim world?

[GeneralVeers]

Sent out a caravan on a "rescue me or I bleed to death in X days" mission.

Got to the guy, killed the two goons roaming about the area. Checked his bio. Saw something bad. I don't think he was a pyro, but he had some trait that made him a serious liability.

Left him to die and went home.

[Dragon7]

i was playing the phi multiplayer mod and sent a guy 10,000 potatos and he said then went through his roof and landed on and killed his dog.

[Security Cam #7]

Originally posted by GeneralVeers:

Sent out a caravan on a "rescue me or I bleed to death in X days" mission.

Got to the guy, killed the two goons roaming about the area. Checked his bio. Saw something bad. I don't think he was a pyro, but he had some trait that made him a serious liability.

Left him to die and went home.

Pretty much this, but instead of letting him bleed out I ordered my.pawns to stab him and beat him up. That's what they get for being a meat sack unable of doing anything and to all of that being a pyro. Wasted my time for that sack of meat

[Monoxide]

Originally posted by Santa Fish:

Pretty much this, but instead of letting him bleed out I ordered my.pawns to stab him and beat him up. That's what they get for being a meat sack unable of doing anything and to all of that being a pyro. Wasted my time for that sack of meat

I just imagine going to an area, and a pawn laying there... bleeding, "Please... You have to help... But I dont clean." Then he gets shot.

[The Great Glumbini]

A few months ago I had an idea for setting up a vanilla organ farm using luciferium without doing any research into it. I was under the impression that luciferium was the wonder drug that can heal any injury except missing limbs. My idea was to remove their legs by installing peg legs, then removing the peg legs. This would keep them in bed and prevent them from having a mental break, this would keep the prisoners in a harmless and docile state, even if I was late on adminestering the Luci. Then I proceeded to harvest a kidney and lung from each prisoner. I even sacrificed one in the name of science, because I wondered if Luciferium's blood filtration buff could keep someone alive despite not having a liver. This failed and the subject died as soon as the liver was removed. Still, I had a decent stock of kidneys and lungs now, and I just had to wait a season or 2 for the luciferium to grow back new ones! Right? At this point I looked at Luciferium's item info to see if there was any info on how long it would take, and I imagine the scene was something similar to someone checking the side effects on a pill bottle after taking half of it. "Heals old scars and permanent Injuries... as long as the part is not destroyed or missing." Ah... I looked at my "organ farm" and let out what must have been the most disappointing sigh in my life. I felt like Dr. Frankenstein after a horribly failed attempt to reanimate a dead rat. It was clear to me that there was no reason to keep doing this as it was just going to burn precious Luciferium to no justifiable end. So I thought, and thought, about how to salvage this horribly failed experiment, realizing that I'd likely just have to do the noble thing and put the tortured souls out of their misery. These were pirates however... "Noble" wasn't something they understood. I would do no such thing. So I reinstalled their peg legs, gave them one final dose of luciferium, and set them free. This seems pretty noble thought doesn't it? Wrong. Those people came to me in fighting shape, relatively healthy and full of promise. I removed half of their internal organs, amputated their legs and replaced them with wooden pegs, and got them addicted to a fatal drug that will drive them into a psychotic frenzy. This should send them a very strong message of what we do to pirates around here.

You might be thinking, hey that's an interesting use for Luciferium, 'poisoning' enemies before releasing them back to their colonies. You're probably right, I mean, I'm not sure how the game handles the thousands of other pawns "existing" in the world, but they probably either died on the journey home, or arrived only to have a psychotic break, forcing their fellow colonists to likely kill them. OR... their story isn't over yet... perhaps they'll reach safety, perhaps there they will receive the luciferium they desire. Perhaps they'll receive new organs, "donated" by prisoners they take, and new archotech or bionic legs from a razed caravan... Perhaps they will be rebuilt stronger and better... and perhaps... they might remember...

[grapplehoeker]

Originally posted by 4.5 L - 5.7 L / 150 - 180:

What's The Worst Thing You Have Done

Responded to yet another one of these What's The Worst Thing You Have Done posts o.O

[TUNA!]

Originally posted by grapplehoeker:

Originally posted by 4.5 L - 5.7 L / 150 - 180:

What's The Worst Thing You Have Done

Responded to yet another one of these What's The Worst Thing You Have Done posts o.O

Playing RimWorld without making an obligatory "Worst Thing" thread is a life not worth living, change my mind.

[GeneralVeers]

Originally posted by 4.5 L - 5.7 L / 150 - 180:

Originally posted by grapplehoeker:

Responded to yet another one of these What's The Worst Thing You Have Done posts o.O

Playing RimWorld without making an obligatory "Worst Thing" thread is a life not worth living, change my mind.

Well, here's the thing: you already made a "Worst Thing" thread, so the rest of us can't. That would be spamming. So basically, you created a mandate that's impossible for the rest of us to fulfill.

Meanie.

[AireDrew]

Originally posted by 4.5 L - 5.7 L / 150 - 180:

There's all shorts of terrible things you can do in Rimworld so what's the worst thing you done in the far streches of a rim world?

I forced my colonist to organ-murder her mother.

[maestro]

Tried to see how many organs I could harvest out of one bandit and keep him alive.

[Battleseed]

Here I thought skilling up medical on prisoners by removing and replacing their limbs and bits with wood and cloth over and over was being bad. Turning them in to crippled, harvested drunks or addicts before releasing them.

That's only kids stiff compared to some of what's above. Going to have to rethink the whole "Dr Evil" thing now.

[Surmene]

I killed two colonists with one who already had lucerifium in their system for brain data courtesy of the What the Hack mod.

[Lord Quinton]

recently had a supply pod of luciferium fall out of the sky, had a raid, took 6 prisoners, fed them
the goodies and sent them home.

used orbital strike lasers to set an entire town on fire... because they wouldn't stop sending caravans to me which would subsequently walk through the same traps and get pissed at me.

raised a colony of cannibals and kept it alive on human flesh only for almost 3 years.

with the furnace mod, I made it my only entrance to my base, and when raids rolled in, i sealed one door, waited for them to go into the furnace and turned it on, had 34 flaming torches running around the landscape once.

Hunted a passing herd of megatheriums with mortars.

farmed a bug colony by having colonists sneak in when they were asleep and steal all their delicious jelly. At least up until they all starved to death.

had a prison with extremely hard to break doors going into my colony, and wooden ones exiting the other way, into a bug nest.

as cannibals, i managed my relationships with other factions by taking prisoners from raids, cutting off their arms and legs, replacing them with wooden stumps and then sent them back home. Long pork drumsticks mmMMmmmMM good.

built deadfall traps in my prison cells, so my doctors could get constant experience healing downed prisoners. putting them directly in front of doors keeps prisoners from getting out.

trained boomalopes to attack people, and had them attack raids and towns as shock troops.

used my ac system to turn the temperature in a particular bedroom down to below freezing, the couple living together in that room were a depressive neurotic, and an annoying voice with bloodlust. At least they died in each others arms.

and last but certainly not least, I started a colony of all pyromaniacs, and had them build everything out of wood.

[crgzero]

I agree with one of the posters above, I seriously need to rethink my Dr. Evil.

[Kaii]

I butchered an adorable Arctic Wolf, while the one it was bonded to was in the next room eating human flesh made from the corpse of a colonist who went mad after being told to get back into the mines, who was killed by the very Wolf that was now being butchered.

Not really, but pretty mean to even think about.