#Alpaca stacka speedrun how to

I can comment on this, both games have an amazing example that explains this very well: the Hospital.ĭF has this amazingly complicated body sytem with nerves and layers of fat and individual toes and the like that can all be individually affected in combat with things like a Dwarf getting a bolt going through his skull and rendering him retarded.īut how do you solve health issues in DF? You mark an area as an hospital with basic furniture, ensure you have 4 different casual items supplied, assign a few dwarves to it and that's it.Īt that point, your involvement with the game ceases.Īll the injuries that can happen will be entirely random, the supplies used are on a needed basis and automatically, there's really nothing to do after the initial setup in a purely passive system. >234945 >Care to explain a bit more? I'm curious as to what you mean.

#Alpaca stacka speedrun how to

>called in an ally to help deal with it and used incredibly inaccurate catapults to soften them up from far away >sadly Randy decided at this time to send hordes of tribal sappers at me from all sides and my slow fire muskets/rifles are getting swarmed by melee niggers >the four allies got murdered instantly, then the enemy busted down my walls where they shattered one of my colonist's spines (which I have no idea how to fix and they are now a cripple) >out of nowhere a trade convoy shows up and murders everything with bombs inside my base and sets my mostly wooden fort on fire >survive but the map is still burning and shows no signs of stopping >a heat wave has now started and temps are giving my all my colonists heatstrokesĪt least Randy gave me some free pugs after turning my map into an actual hellscape.Ĭare to explain a bit more? I'm curious as to what you mean. They set up shop next to my fort and started spawning more of them. >234895 >like those robot pods that drop in and try to kill you RW also has a better sex mod, you can capture prisoners and make them animal breeders, for example

I think RW is slightly better overall, but I really would regret playing either one again. Likewise, after you have walls and a food supply, you've effectively 'won' the game, though at least RW has random events like those robot pods that drop in and try to kill you, and some mission/exploration objectives that you send colonists to do. DF has the advantage of being 3D so you can make some pretty neat stuff, whereas Rimworld is just a bunch of rectangles that may or may not have rooves or turrets. Rimworld does a better job at mods, effects, etc etc, but the core gameplay loop gets boring after some time.

Even on a small fort, 200 fps feels painfully slow and it only gets worse from there. And every new feature slows the FPS down even more. The history is 'rich and detailed' but when you can generate a new world at any time, it loses any relevance. I don't give two fucks that in the Year 207, the King Urist McSledgehammer lost his 4th row middle tooth and it threw off his combat balance causing the elves to win a significant amount of territory. It's faithful enough to using roguelike displays, so I guess it's cool that he doesn't have a mouse implemented(?) but it's to the detriment of interacting with the game properly. I had my fun with both of them and moved on.ĭF suffers from a clunky UI, and having to tap numpad6 47 times to select a tile, then tap it another 14 times to select another tile gets old after so many hours of time.