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I'm definitely planning to verify the ambient temperature logic before updating this for 1.6 as things could have changed in the base game engine.
@Doctor Neetzow - I'm probably the wrong guy to ask about mods. I like to keep my games as vanilla as possible, and even now I only play with my own couple of mods. For a good time I'd recommend just turning down the temperature and settling near the poles.
I'm in love with the idea of surviving those since frostpunk.
I'd like to ask you 2 things:
1st) What are the configs you use/recomend to set up such gameplays in Rimworld (I'm realatively new to the game... added several mods, but never knew how to mess with game configs very much)
Pt 1/2
A) An "snowball earth" scenario, with little to no wildlife scenario... probably only moss on the equator or something like that... Maybe fish?
B) An "nuclear winter" scenario, with just a few spots with "less radioactive" environment, but fronzen cold as a trade-off, with nuclear fallout places, and lots of ruins in the sententrional regions of the map.
>>>> In case it's not possible to set up such gameplays with existing vanilla/mods, would you consider picking at least one of those to your To-do list? Sorry for being a nuisance.
pt 2/2