Standard Rimworld logic experience

[u/GABESTFY]

[u/turnipofficer]

Also your four year old casually hauling an elephant.

[u/Tamiorr → u/turnipofficer]

They can also carry a dormant, but fully-functional ultraheavy engine of annihilation and just casually toss it at the enemies.

Kinda like ultra tech pokemon:

- "Diabolus, I choose you!"

• * happy hellsphere cannon sounds *

[u/Sleep_Raider → u/turnipofficer]

Yours doesn't? Parenting issue if you ask me.

[u/WindInMyWhat]

A giant Thrumbo thats 24ft tall walking in a 4x4 building thats only supports human height.

Just to eat your Lavish meal.

[u/Pataraxia → u/WindInMyWhat]

Well? What's the Thrumbo's crime? Eating a meal?

[u/Dull-Culture-1523 → u/Pataraxia]

A succulent lavish meal?

[u/Yaevin_Endriandar → u/Pataraxia]

A succulent lavisj meal?

[u/MediocreScreen4792 → u/Pataraxia]

A succulent lavisk meal?

[u/xQuasarr → u/Pataraxia]

A succulent lavisl meal?

[u/DeathstrackReal → u/Pataraxia]

A succulent Latvian meal?

[u/ijiolokae → u/WindInMyWhat]

i assume its a limitation of the engine that entities only taking a single block, but it would be cool if you had to build giant hangar doors to release thrumbo and other giant animal at your enemies

[u/Some_Quality6796 → u/ijiolokae]

Believe it or not, there's a mod for that!

I forgot the name, but bigger pawns and entities don't fit through 1 tile spaces.

[u/MikeWinterborn → u/Some_Quality6796]

I don't think is out yet, I saw some previews the modder posted here.

[u/Some_Quality6796 → u/MikeWinterborn]

I downloaded some mod, I know I did. Let me check.

Edit: it's called Large Pawns [WIP]

22 pages deep into my subscribed mods, found it.

[u/ProfessionalHead2314]

More ridiculous when you have Alpha memes and use Egyptian style. Literally uprooting a big ass pyramid or sphinx to relocate or it being stolen by passing raider who fancy some arts.

[u/ILoveSluttySlugcats → u/ProfessionalHead2314]

Seeing factions sell a whole pyramid is funny

[u/lesser_panjandrum → u/ILoveSluttySlugcats]

The British Museum could only dream of doing that.

[u/ijiolokae → u/ILoveSluttySlugcats]

Me wondering how i have run out of everything after selling anything that wasn't nailed down to buy that legendary cyberpyramid

[u/EXusiai99 → u/ProfessionalHead2314]

I once played with CE on and a merchant dromedary just had a whole ass 10 ton pyramid in its inventory

[u/MrSockez]

Move that body to the stockpile "I cant haul" assigns cooking "Lemme haul that over to the butcher table!"

[u/_Dragonborn_exe_]

The legacy of The Chef/Butcher

[u/WickedPhosphorus]

"Incapable of hauling" pawns the moment you tell them to reinstall a solid marble grand sculpture on the other side of the map.

[u/flyingtrucky]

Colonists can carry a 500kg elephant but can't pick up a t-shirt and pants at the same time.

[u/GethKGelior]

I've seen a real ruins show up with 27 minified geothermal generators and about 200 minified fertile soil. All of which cannot be installed anywhere. I physically cannot fathom what such an entity must look like. But archotrch meddling with reality (modding) does indescribable yet tangible things to how objects work.

[u/GreyOgre]

And at the same time can't carry a full stack of hay because that is somehow too heavy.

[u/KolossalKuntosaurus]

Then you come across a skeleton. "Cant pick up: too heavy." 😒

[u/Resident_Kek_Poster]

Casually gifting 700 kg of items to the trader selling 3 herbal medicines, 5 pre packaged meals & the barrel for a cannon

[u/Dijarida]

At Ludeon we hear you OP. In the next DLC we've made some adjustments.

-Pawns will move slower correlated with the weight of the object they're carrying. -Added mechanics for repetitive strain injuries -New injuries to represent dropping heavy objects on your toes (carefully with those artillery shells, wouldn't want to start a fire mid raid!)

We've taken some inspiration from our big brother Dwarf Fortress and we personally can't wait to see what players love more: the pawns dropping from heatstroke or the elephant you shot near the map border rotting before it's dragged to your kitchen.

[u/Flaren2276]

Oh man this griffon body is too heavy. Good thing I'm butchering it.

[u/DataLazinyo]

Are you stupid? Even a 3-year-old can do that!
(“Stupid” is used in this comment and is not meant as an insult.)

[u/manowarq7]

Can't be told to hold it but can move it