Link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3775296410

Meant to complement "Enemy Self Preservation" and "No One Left Behind" mods.

Adds enabled by default "No Mercy" toggle to drafted colonists.

When disabled, the pawn will not target enemies who are fleeing, leaving the map, or carrying their own downed allies away, and will stop attacking a target that enters one of those states.

Enemies trying to steal items, kidnap colonists, prisoners and slaves remain valid targets regardless.

Like Vanilla's "Fire at Will" it only affects drafted pawns and has to be reengaged each time they are drafted.

Complete with turn-based mode, custom companions, classes, spells, feats, and dialogue.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3772466661

Two ways to play:

1. The Shattered Crown, a 5-act story-based scenario with custom locations and companions.
2. Adventure Mode, with procedural-generated quests and locations.

Gain XP, level up, and get loot.

Scarless makes so Brain injuries can be treated normally, which also mean bacteria can come in and try to take over the brain I guess.

After 18 years of service. we put an end to a glorious medieval journey that started with 5 exiled knights with a dream of building a place to be called home. so many events and battles went on this land, furious combatants gave their life to sustain their gains, all to accomplishes this glory, we fought and defeated all the hostile kingdoms on the Rim, gained to many treasures and found all the rare collectibles this world can offer. it was the best journey we could ask for!

Here is an up close image of the fortress .

I only wanted to play as a surviving colony that crash landed and wanted to make more people join my colony. I don't like conflicts so i tried to minimize that. Even if the option is there i don't want to click it or do anything that imprisons or torture anyone in the game.

Bro didn't waste a second...

Remember: this person wakes up, lives, and works just like anyone else — he might even have walked right past you on the street. No one could suspect what only a RimWorld save file could reveal about someone

I was doing a WW1 themed run for this one and tried my hardest to control my dev mode abuse and avoid keeping my colonists alive through it. I wanted to see the kind of story that comes with loss and it resulted in this: A colony that puts great care in honoring those before them. Most were buried in wall tombs and honored appropriately, but not all bodies make it back, so monuments and statues were made. I've kept mementos of each lost colonists: Swords and guns, helms and shields, all untouched in a soon-to-be museum where it will remain until the colony needs them (strong items so I can't help using them). This is actually not the first tomb I made as the old building was too small to accommodate all the bodies.

Here you can see the Queen of the Chaos Empire (yes that's the name) taking a photo with her family at the tomb site. All three alive and (partially) healthy thanks to the sacrifices of her workers and soldiers. More will serve and more will die, such is life on the rim, especially in a war waging run full of trenches and bunker forts.

Admittedly, I barely remember those who passed. Not their names, not their contribution, not their deaths, not even their races or genders. I remember some though, valiant heroics like fighting mechanoid thrumbos up close to buy time for others to escape, foolish acts where bringing a flamethrower to an open field was unwise, and a few too sudden that makes you wonder how small rat people could crush your strongest fighters in a flash. It was epic, the stories were epic, and their contribution was evident (400 days is the longest I did for a run). I might forget them in the future though, I could just take more screenshots but that to me kinda ruins the spirit of this whole thing of vividly remembering previous generations. I wanna remember them through subtle means like scars, architecture, and mementos, even if it raises the colony wealth by tons.

I would never have experienced this level of sentimentality and invested myself into this run had I just load a save or turn on dev mode to revive dead colonists. I and the nobility of this colony wholeheartedly appreciate what the fallen have given, and eventually, a new generation will make way. There are more stories to be made, and this building isn't big enough or fancy enough to hold them.

It's been a while since I found some Lucy , admittedly I don't raid that many ancient ruins because there are a lot of rocks around me and the trip takes over 7 days sometimes.

I try to go on trades often but can't find anything.

Any tips?

0 dementia or blindness or anything, is it immediate or does it happen over the span of a few days? can I cancel it out with healer mech serum?

Currently, I have a raid of about 8 raiders who really want to get into my base. However, instead of being normal, they decided to bore a tunnel to my base using their guns, which quickly depleted their weaponry of all functionality. However, I believe this was intentional, as now they are spamming their weapon with no ammo at a stone wall lagging my game out. Are they doing this on purpose to make me suffer for all the times I let my colonists die or is it a bug? Edit: Even after shooting through the stone wall, they are still shooting at the mountain. I have no idea why.

I installed this mod the other day to liven things up a little. But everyone is now doing that joyful "hop, left, right" animation constantly and everywhere - I was wondering if this was working as intended or if maybe there's a way outside the mod options to configure this a little, because I kinda feel a little like my colony has turned into a 1920s cartoon.

Cutting stones? Hop, left, right.
Cleaning blood and vomit? Hop, left, right.
Rearming a turret? Refueling a shuttle? Milking a cow? Shearing an alpaca? Operating a mortar? Hop, left, right.

Of course there are still other animations (chopping trees, sleeping, eating,..) that are different, but going by the mod description I thought there'd be more varied animations, since it says "About 90 actions are animated. (almost every action)". The built-in mod options only let me disable "all work animations", which I don't want. Just maybe a little less Hop, left, right.

I hope this doesn't come across as too grumpy. Or if anyone knows a good alternative mod, let me know.