To start, set your best Doctor, Warden, Cook, and Grow to priority 1 for the appropriate skill-then disable it for the rest of your Colonists. You’ll want to set Bed Rest to 2-but keep an eye out and make sure to manually rest any truly grievously injured Colonists. Set everybody’s priorities on 'firefight,' 'patient,' and 'flick' to 1.
(But you’ll get a notification that they’re idle.) Then they’ll stand around like slackjawed imbeciles waiting for a panther to murder them. That’s to say, they’ll try to do 1-rated tasks, then 2-rated tasks, and so on, until there’s nothing for them to do. This screen has two modes, but the one you want to use the vast majority of the time is 'Manual.' Manual lets you set each Colonist’s task priorities on a scale of one to four within the normal left-to-right priority system. Here, you’ll see the things Colonists can do, from most important on the left to least important on the right, along with a check mark saying whether or not they’re allowed to do it. The thing you’ll want to keep fine-tuned is the 'Work' menu-that’s one of the tabs across the bottom of the screen. The Work menu: So, let’s talk the basics of how to get your colonists doing things.
Finally, randomize your colonists until every one of them is at least willing to engage in violence and dumb labor. Once you generate your world, choose somewhere mountainous or hilly in a temperate or jungle climate-you’ll have a generous growing season and plenty of obstacles to turtle up inside. Choose Phoebe Chillax if you’re interested in a smoother, more beginner-friendly experience. I’d recommend “Rough” or easier difficulty and the Cassandra Classic AI storyteller if you’re familiar with this kind of game and up for a challenge. This beginner's guide aims to help you get to the fun of survival or failure or cannibalism hidden behind RimWorld's intimidating menus and systems.įor the purposes of this tutorial, choose the default scenario-Crashlanded. Problems with the interface? Those aren't so fun. That’s not to mention the variety of things that can go wrong within the game itself! Those things are called fun. It has a more serviceable interface than many others in the colony-building genre, but it can still be guilty of the more, ahem, opaque and byzantine choices of interface design that characterize games like Dwarf Fortress. Like Dwarf Fortress, RimWorld is most enjoyable as a sim that creates wild and memorable stories.
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