those stockpiles (animal filth)
- if you only sell specific things (apparel, drugs) consider having a special stockpile just for that close to your caravan packing spot. Still consider food and sleeping
remove pawns now, game seems to bug out cause your remaining pawns won't rope the remaining animals. Thus you can only remove those from the caravan too
- if you are not opposed to mods, there are some

, during the early game I just set a caravan spot in a building and let the few animals I have brought there to shelter inside for a bit; it's more micromanagement, but you make do with what you have when
source of meat for animals that can eat them. If all else fails, you can use simple crop-based meals even if it's not recommended. A good way to get rid of contaminated food as well.
:: not arguing this

. giving your dudes a gun works just fine.
you also don't NEED to grow food. you can hunt or cannibalize.
you also don't NEED to use cannibalism. you can survive just fine mostly without it.
you also don't
less than it required to travel to the base you raided, and maybe a tiny stack of a common drug. Likewise any extra money you might earn from visiting a town instead of selling/buying from NPC caravans

number of colonists, number of turrets, and amount of "loot" stored up in stockpiles.
- The game encourages the player to hoard vast quantities of resources, food, and items for selling or even building
kill-boxes, mountain fortresses, or other "cheesy" tactics) or try and use mods to cheat (ie uber powerful attack animals, high-end turrets with huge bursts of rounds, giving the player pawns weapons that only

satellite tasked overhead(which isn't even part of the game, but could explain them having info if I harvested the organs out in the open sky), the faction STILL would not know that I patched up the raid
member and then harvested an organ, rather than letting them bleed out or selling them as a slave.

Again, if it was a super advanced faction, and the prisoner had a bio-tracking chip, then it would make a

to influence the other aspects.

The problem is that like a number of other facets of the game the theme and mechanics are at odds: breaking over a picnic lunch during a firefight doesn’t make thematic
’s another one called “snap out of it” that I’ve seen streamers use. I think it does something similar to the arrest mechanic but you don’t have to capture them.

That said, mastering mood management is the

, then which goods you want to include, finally on the third tab include medicine and food and hit done.

The rest is done by the game. Buuuut, it's unfortunately not very well implemented at the moment
main stockpiles, one for food and one for the rest. Have them close, ideally adjacent to each other, make the caravan spot in/just outside those stockpiles (animal filth)
- if you only sell specific

also throw a huge stick in these spokes. [/quote]

I have a similar setup, though I haven't been using dandelion method since I don't have an issue feeding my grazers. (Dandelions have always been a good
supplement crop for grazers.) It's the whole "kibble" thing, I guess, as well as failing to keep non-grazing populations in check by selling/slaughtering them off as necessary.

I will put in a few dandelion

revitalized combat for me. [/quote]

That could be a selling point. I avoid combat mods, simply because they're usually far too overpowered. A decent expansion on that might be useful. Given that the frequency
- I remember the issues with that. I think it was first Animal Handling or some such - They'd take the Job, but wouldn't do the work? :)

The money isn't an issue. It's.. "my game" that's at stake

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New to the game kind of struggling and guides online are really complicated any tips?

For a beginner, assuming you starting conditions and map location are suitably
is, only that the areas are close to where you'll initially be building/working.

Get sleeping quarters built. Use Sleeping spots at first. Provide whatever climate control you can. (Even a campfire