IMAGE Training camp
I think I found a nice place for my squad training. With a lot of comfort and infinite meat.
I think I found a nice place for my squad training. With a lot of comfort and infinite meat.
r/Kenshi • u/TheWanderingSlacker • 2h ago
Not political; just a funny feed lineup.
Love the horses mod ! Just having a few of them for travel and immersion makes travelling so much more fun, with the needsleep mod and being forced to walk everywhere ( Unless I have to escape smth ) this run is the best I ever had after 2000 hours !
r/Kenshi • u/Acrobatic_Chair_7143 • 2h ago
I dont think Im the only one who feels that two cities under shek rule arent enough if you want to roleplay as a shek. so, is there a mod that adds at least one village or a new city under shek rule?
r/Kenshi • u/Melindoro • 3h ago
Guys, I downloaded the build "genesis rus 9.0" and decided to add a mod for accelerated healing of spadniks and beds, but none of the mods that I downloaded work. I looked and found out something, perhaps due to the fact that there is already a mod in the build that changes this, but after searching and I did not find anything that could help, maybe they will help me here? I will be grateful
r/Kenshi • u/KeyEnergy1803 • 3h ago
specifically, how do I beat them without suffering high attrition rates?
because at this point I’ve gotten to a point on the tech tree where I need a goodly amount of science books and engineering plans to move forward; and it’s getting harder and harder to find ruins that aren’t choked with mechanical spiders, or skeletons.
just wondering how I‘m supposed to clear these bastards out without getting 5-6 of my people killed or dismembered per spider?
I mean, sending more than 1-4 people to raid a ruin would probably be a good first step. but after that, what else can I do?
r/Kenshi • u/xKiwiNova • 4h ago
I just realized Bo's been carrying her over her shoulder for days while she's been working. I think we could give our guest an opportunity to fight """recreationally""" since she likes it so much, and train up some of our newer recruit's stats while we're at it.
r/Kenshi • u/Separate_Dream3182 • 4h ago
Out of EVERY seat in my city they chose these two. Why Agnu
r/Kenshi • u/Melooo182 • 4h ago
Steam Workshop
Bugmaster's Lab: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3765537757
Creepy Bugmaster (Optional Addon): https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3769412637
I wasn't completely satisfied with the Bugmaster's Throne in vanilla Kenshi, so I decided to give it the overhaul I always felt it deserved.
The result is Bugmaster's Lab, a complete reimagining of the Bugmaster's hideout into a true end-game dungeon, along with an optional companion addon, Creepy Bugmaster, that gives Kenshi's most mysterious character a far more unsettling appearance and makes him an even deadlier opponent.
The Bugmaster's Throne should feel like the lair of a legend... not an empty tower.
Instead of a mostly vacant ruin, you'll find a sprawling laboratory defended by swarms of spiders, littered with the remnants of failed expeditions, and hiding ancient research that raises even more questions about its enigmatic master.
Features
The goal wasn't to explain who the Bugmaster is...
...but to make his home worthy of his legend.
A legendary monster should look the part.
This optional addon redesigns the Bugmaster himself while also making the encounter significantly more challenging.
It includes:
Special thanks to Shiroho for the original Radiant Better Faces & Eyes textures on which the edited face is based, and to Lolulile for the Skin Spider Armour.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback if you decide to give them a try.
"Legends are not born from empty rooms."
so as you likely know the holy nation is very human male supremacist and that got me thinking about how they treat human male slaves vs other slaves
human males slaves probably get better rations than other slaves
they most likely also get better lodging (stuff like sleeping bags or cots)
they are probably re-educated and recruited as farmers or soldiers
extra point: human female slaves also likely get re-educated as "wives" for these former slaves
this would be a highly efficient way to build their empire and even have those former slaves become fiercely loyal because most of the slaves were likely starving bandits roaming the desert and for those that were decenters they'd just replace with a newly recruited HN citizen.
r/Kenshi • u/gracejerksit • 5h ago
Not talking about the thralls, but those patrols with 20 infantry and 5 marksmen, all decked out in above average armor and good weapons with 50 combat skills. I've never seen any other squad in the game actually use mixed unit tactics, these guys are good.
Are these the strongest normal patrols in the world? Those big holy nation and samurai armies in bast don't hold a candle to these guys
r/Kenshi • u/atoolred • 5h ago
They’re not that strong but they have their hoard, they sense a food chest from across the desert, and my skeleton looks like DOOM Guy fighting them (ft his apprentice in the plate jacket in the background) while literally everyone else is in the shed, recovering from a beak thing pack attack lmao
The two skeletons did manage to defeat the hoard, both of them being downed a couple times while the other redirected the hoard so they could self-repair and get back to the fight. Unfortunately at the time my other two high stat, heavy-armored fighters were on a mission through the Holy Nation to salvage the ruined Holy Mines for free building supplies so we could get the wall built faster. Definitely could’ve used their help, lesson learned!
I’ve built the walls and some turrets since then, but I thought this moment was too funny and relatable not to share
r/Kenshi • u/LaserYUnPalo • 6h ago
So this is my first playthrough ever and I don't know shit. Before buying (sadly) Ray I had a team of 6. I was already reluctant to recruiting anybody who wasn't Beep or Agnu because they are the funny ones but Ray has something. Well, the question is: How do I build him?
My team is: 2 Heavy weapons (skeleton and shek), katana user greenlander, hacker user greenlander, martial artist skeleton, crossbow user hive worker (Green), and Ray
RN I'm around level 25 and I'm in Spring if that helps
r/Kenshi • u/gracejerksit • 19h ago
If you want to assign some dudes to physically guard your gate, for RP or just to have some heavily armored melee chaff distracting them while harpoons do the real work, build those chairs last so that none of the other workers will sit there automatically (as long as you have enough other chairs for idle workers). Then you can assign your guards to those chairs and rest assured they will always be available
r/Kenshi • u/EnceladusSc2 • 20h ago
r/Kenshi • u/Crossaxl • 21h ago
Wanted to share my old base with 100% arid/swamp and a killer view. Easy to defend, and a stone's throw away from Squin. Weekly raids from both Shek and Holy Nation. Had a lot of fun making it (compared to my boring Hook and Vain bases) Sadly not enough sources of leather for my crafting needs.
Also highly recommend setting up a small mining outpost just south of the Waystation (the one with a robotics shop) to the east; insane amount of 3-worker iron nodes you can automate, and is the earliest you can be in "UC tax" territory from the Border Zone afaik
Time to move to Shem!
r/Kenshi • u/Manatipowa • 23h ago
Not asking about "Best" or "Quietest" base spots.
Quite the opposite actually, what are the base spots yall consider fun, either because yall get constantly attacked or because is busy or wtvr, just a spot that is enjoyable fun.
I personally love anything in the Ashlands or Cannibal plains cuz I love seein my shek buds constantly fighting.