viable path unless a pawn within sight uses them during the raid. They will, however, see doors as an "installed" object and can/will attack them, though, since they are not capable of "sapping."

A Sapper
effectively minimize the problem. Even so, one Event can throw all that planning into the trashbin...

So, what I'm saying is that what you're experiencing is "part of the game." It's not due to any bad play or

know enemies will walk over isn't cheesy, manipulating your base to make enemies walk over traps isn't cheesy, these are just natural and logical uses of those defensive tools. I'm not a fan of those
the placement and size of the raid. [/quote]
Like I've been saying, I'm not going to argue against common sense defenses being used as intended, a wall is fine, turrets are fine, retreating through a

its an objective fact that that both Sims and rimworld did it. Thats how the game is structured to be made and sold... not personal feelings on it. It doesnt matter which one is worse(EA is, by a long
I have already pointed some of the instances out that you pull with me when it comes to twisting what others say. Generally I pointed them out already in the follow up reply. Are you telling me that

only know of the Mechanitor. Do they count as an android? Otherwise all I know are cyborg augmentated soldiers which technically the game had before.
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Androids is a mod that give you highly
works but i like being able to set up time for class.
Then again my rimworld games are more succesfull when i just let them do anything(grey in shedual)
As setting them up to work, sleep and relax seem to

. Sometimes.

As an intermittent problem, it would probably be hard to track down, since I have only been able to reproduce reliably when I have my hardware set to a specific configuration.
has home, more than 2 TB)
Motherboard: ASRock H97M-ITX/ac

Issue: When starting the game with BIOS set to keep IGP as primary GPU, game crashes (this may be a general unity3d bug).

Workarounds

ones.

Rimworld's UI is not the coolest I've ever seen. That award probably goes to Nier: Automata simply because it's absolutely bonkers that UI customization is part of gameplay.

It's also not the
that can be solved by mods. It's also, with the notable and glaring exception of the research screen, decent looking. Not gorgeous, but decent looking.

Back to metrics:
Are we talking about "good

, setting and story are all very different. [/quote]
Objection! The building mechanic functions similarly, but there's no "Build Foundations" mechanic so you have to put your floors in yourself. The Research
mechanic is similar to the Bureaucracy mechanic except it's not restricted to prison administrators and is based around rediscovering the principles of civilisation than navigating a sea of red tape. You're

sit at their computer and do nothing constructive but scream at their monitor. Feel free to skip/ignore all of the below if you want to. It's just an attempt to provide various things people can try if
. (YAY?) Why? Don't bother with the "Why." Instead, cry with joy as all of Windown's panels fail to refresh properly and it tries to strangle itself continuing to attempt to download the update for an

worth is subjective, it can set a certain number. Your problem is "fearing" or "attacking" the concept that people only wanting to pay (or not paying at all for some people) the below the minimum cost of
" for the buyer? Like, certainly I don't buy a product out of charity, not this at least. I got to speak for myself as a consumer, right?!

Bottom line. If you can't understand the concept that value

would be nice, I guess.

But, you said the decision seemed "arbitrary" and, if the history of gaming has anything to say about it, it's not.

I'm a retired gamer. I've played a metric crapton of games
activated, with the exception of one that I'll get to in a sec, they were always terribly problematic.

What they do is set the player on a course where they get so enthralled with planning that they end up