Shuttles will land there if possible for dropoff and pickup of characters during quests. Improvements - Add ship landing beacon, which can be used to create landing pad for shuttles. We did extensive testing for mod compatibility, but if any further issues come up please let us know on the unstable testing Discord channel here.ĭiscuss this post on the Ludeon Forums. In addition, Imperial guests including the High Stellarch now land using the shuttle. When shuttles land at the colony, they will land here if they can. Placing four of these on the corners of an open rectangle forms a shuttle landing pad. The main feature of this update is the ship landing beacon. If you need it resent to you, please go to rimworldgame. Steam and GoG Galaxy will update automatically.įor those who bought DRM-free on rimworldgame. This made it pretty darn hard to keep them alive sometimes. This makes customizing capitalization behaviour easier to modify for individual languages. WorkPerPortionCurrentDifficulty obsolete and replaced usages. This makes them extinguish easier, fire grows slower, and rain puts them out now. Increased the toxicity gain per venom attack also applies to cobra bite. Tuning - Buff toughskin gland, armorskin gland, and stoneskin gland.
Improvements - Expand reward selection config to include options for opting out of goodwill rewards. If for any reason you want to continue on the previous version 1. If any further issues come up please let us know on the unstable testing Discord channel. This update should be compatible with savegames and mods. To update a DRM-free game, just re-download from your personal download link and install a fresh copy. The most obvious feature is that you can now choose whether you want to recieve faction goodwill rewards from each faction, the same way you can choose to accept or reject royal favor. It improves both the base game and Royalty expansion content. This update covers a lot of different ground including a large number of refinements and smaller fixes. Check out founder Tynan Sylvester's blog and his book, Designing Games.
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