RimWorld Is a Base Management Game, Not a Story Generator

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The classification of the game as a story generator is to try and stop players framing the death of pawns and destruction of bases as "bad or boring things that have happened" rather than as challenges and opportunities for growth.

LETTER FROM LU:

After the orbital brothel owner, bodyguards, and all of their families died of a Yayo overdose on the same day, Lu and her colleagues became defacto owners of the establishment. She's doing much better these days. She likes cats.

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TOPICS

• RimWorld Community: A hub for fans to discuss the game, share tips and strategies, and showcase their base designs.
• Gameplay Mechanics: Explore the game's mechanics, such as base management, colony growth, and, of course, the inevitable struggles with Yayo addiction.
• Story-themed Events: Share your stories of how you navigated the challenges of RimWorld, and learn from others' experiences.
• Art and Cosplay: Show off your favorite RimWorld-inspired art, cosplay, or music.

Common Misconceptions

• RimWorld is a game about managing a base, not a story generator: While the game does generate random events and outcomes, the true challenge lies in surviving and thriving in a hostile alien world.
• Dying pawns are a setback, not a failure: Even the most skilled players experience losses, but it's how they respond that matters.

Conclusion

RimWorld is a game that tests your management skills, your creativity, and your willingness to adapt to the challenges of a hostile alien world. With its rich gameplay mechanics, engaging community, and endless possibilities, RimWorld is a must-play for any strategy game enthusiast.