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Hey Noobert, I saw your video on Starfall Protocol a year back, just wanted to see if you've heard about the port to full 3d models and if so how do you feel about it? I understand the community is very concerned about the change and apparently there is a change to modding support too?
0:19 praise be to Oskar Potocki for the work he puts in to Vanilla Expanded. Every colony should have a special super soldier named Oskar. Homie is an absolute legend.
And no more than one Vanilla Expanded mod to avoid conflicts with itself. Other 500 mods will have workarounds for Vanilla Expanded, so no worries there.
There was a "feature" for Vanilla Expanded books (before the game had them) that scanned **every** single item on the entire map to find a book, if your pawn wanted to read one. It's a grievous example, but one of many. Vanilla Expanded is simply put, *poorly* optimized. I've been playing since A18. Even though it's not my primary content, my first video was on Rimworld. Avoid VE if you value your frames.
i mean, i created a demi-god named Commander Zero (thanks to a bunch of mods) and he goes from planet to planet on his Archotech ship, doing whatever the hell he wants (usually raising an army of Soldiers), and then leaving with his Archotech Formgel wife S.A.R.A fun fact with this guy, he actually came across a pawn named Oskar Potocki whilst fighting Pirates (well, not Commander Zero himself, but one of his Super Soldiers)
Im pretty sure that archotechs aren't necessarily subject to the laws of physics as we know it. They can draw power from seemingly nothing (ingame its the "fluctuations in the quantum foam of the universe," whatever that means) and psychic pawns canonically are only borrowing their power - they themselves are not teleporting anything, but whatever archotech they commune with; by extension the archotechs are able to influence creatures without touching them (blind pulse, nausea pulse, berserk, the harmony beacons that make people happy) and they're the ones who are able to seemingly break FTL travel when they open a hole to the sun or to transport pawns. Humans still haven't figured ANY of that out.
Notably, the exiled Archotech responsible for Anomaly (supposedly "Horax", but those cultists are nutcases) is in the void - which functionally exists as a complete parallel to "real" space in scale, making its potential reach anywhere in the universe.
@daemonflayer Good point. With the DLC for all we know there's beings 4th dimensional floating in a parallel space near our pawns trying to interact with them.
And one of thos ai gods ask: wait if psi have no limits of range ... Them what abaut use it to ftl... He he trap himself in psi realm called void Probady or he just emo and move to void in his will
The Skip psycasts could easily be sub-light speed "teleportation" and not be FTL. Teleporting a few yards looks instantaneous even if you're moving at 90% the speed of light. It does get a bit harder to handwave solar pinhole which does sound like it's creating a tiny portal though.
TBF, if we developed the ability to freely modify a living persons genetic code you better believe we'd have some cat/dog/fox people walking around within 1-2 years and Humans in rimworld have had that technology for thousands of years
hi i just want menchon as there is realy posible teory all psycasts are doing of Archotechts, just sord of asked bye psycaster to do it here. Aka faster then lilht travel is still not know to humans, but Archotechts maybe can do if they will want.
I never really thought about Horax being evil or not. As far as I understood it: Nanites gone wrong. Everything archotech does and can do, but just with the result you don't want. Not sure if it's evil cause it's self aware, has a corrupted set of commands, or just gets bad results on accidents. 2 + 2 = 4 Horax: "2+2=4,0001"
Larry Nivens Ringworld series has a cool weapon called a Variable Sword. It's basically a single-atom string of carbon projected from a handle and held in stasis. It can cut through literally anything like a hot knife.
The funny thing is when you get sharp enough, it's less effective as a weapon. Obsidian blades can get so close to a mono molecular edge, that when cutting human tissue they actually split between the cells without damging the membrane
Your discord notification can be heard in your vids. It is after 1:50 in this video. This is roughly the 3rd time I heard it. I know it's a small thing but still wanted to let you know.
Glad to see you're still making quality content after all this time Noobert. Been here since the start so it's always great to see whatever you make -Hamter
This video and these comments reminded me why i love the rimworld community. You guys crack me and that's one of the best parts about loving this game.
I find Warhammers exaggeration quite charming But imo, both Warhammer and RimWorld repeat a lot of scifi tropes, and that is what really makes them so alike
NOOOBS I been missing you, and the rim since I’ve been busy you know doing life and missing out on the rim. Can’t wait to be able to take a week off and rim it out
Honestly, when there is going to be another DLC i hope that they add something like SOS into the game, along with vehicles. Vehicles expanded and SOS are great mods!
For my headcanon Horax is an archotech entity that has been banished to the void by multiple other archotechs, because of his malevolent interference in their plans. The monoliths and creatures spawning is what he uses to guide any intelligent enough lifeform to him, so that they may free him. Horax just doesn't get set free, because humans dont understand archotech enough to do so, that's why when you embrace the void that pawn gets send back with more ppwer, to learn more and come back to free Horux eventually.
lol my dude is such a nerd that when he was mentioning the different types of planet cities in star wars he forgot all about coresant. thats funny love it.
Maybe Archotechs can jiggle the Space Time Continuum jelly a bit with skipcasts, humans doing FTL en masse would start breaking it. That or sub-light speed is still pretty fast and it's just an effort not to mince the cargo and everything in its way.
It would be cool if the dark archotech trapped in the void had breached on the empire's homeworld. It'd would make sense since they praise archotech's for their advanced technology, so it would be possible that they decided to fully open the gate.
Psykers be like: "No, we do not pray to gods for magic power, we psychically commune with great hyper-intelligence that allows us to warp matter, time, and space."
Current 0laythrough uses combat extended, and yet yttkins will STILL take just about anything. Got raided by some dude with Ak's, and one of em had aphe rounds (armor piercing high explosive). My yttkin colonist took a few shots to the face- only lost his eye and still finished the fight.
I have a theory that Horax might just be a failed Archotech. Look at its inventions, as you pointed out which gave me the inspiration are just failed versions of technologies we can already access through Archotech in the game. So Horax might be a being lesser than an Archotech, hence his crude machinations.
I imagine that FTL via Psycaster is possible... but you have to be rich and lucky enough to acquire a powerful enough set of Psycasters, so most people don't and won't get to even imagine enjoying the benefits of traveling the universe instantly.
4:34 this is our solar system. Maybe an interstellar government would have core system, in which there are core planets, and the outer ones farthest from these central systems are rimworlds
Personally I find hilarious you can potentially get information about Horax in textbooks and schematics, say "Horaxian rafination" which boosts Refinery tech.
I don't worry about Horax because I didn't get Anomaly because I don't care for cosmic horror. We live in a universe where an asteroid or comet impact can destroy civilization, or even most life; or a gamma-ray burst evaporates the atmosphere away while sterilizing the entire planet; or we could be in a false energy state and all reality could implode at any minute. Why does anyone think a squid-faced bogeyman is any scarier than that? FFS a protein could fold wrong in your brain and end up killing you and maybe all of man kind. Anyway, cool video, Noobert. Keep up the good work.
Not to get into an argument but cosmic/eldritch horror isn't just scary squid monster the big themes is usually helplessness and futility, Humanity as a whole is just a ant colony that sometimes might get randomly struck by lightning and never being able to fully grasp or understand why said storms happen and even if they did there would be nothing they can do to prevent it
You completely missed the point of what cosmic horror is while naming real world examples of cosmic horror. Impressive. The other person already clarified the themes present in the genre so i'll just leave this observation here and move on.
@@rainbowsorceress2082 How can I completely miss the point while being entirely accurate with what cosmic horror is? Are you even listening to yourself? My point is that cosmic horror doesn't appeal to me because we already deal with cosmic horror in our own reality. Although you do remind me of the other reason I dislike cosmic horror so much: its fans who, ironically, behave much as Lovecraft's protagonists, in that the merest hint of something that doesn't fit your paradigm upsets you. 'Oh no, look, someone doesn't like cosmic horror stories because he lives in one. I could just accept that he has a different idea and move on but instead I will tell him he's missed the point even though he understands the point completely.' I mean, really, it's like you all don't understand cosmic horror yourselves.
glassworlds are an oddity. It takes concerted effort and an odd intermediate level of power. enough to melt the surface of the world but not enough to shatter it altogether. I tend to assume there is a cloud of space stations and megastructures that follow similar world classifications. It makes for a wide variety of humanity and a sensible source of all the travelers and trade ships that needn't necessarily be interstellar. It also pushes the population high enough that the rarity of interstellar travels would still make it routine. EDIT: Skip, and Farskip would still be essentially instantaneous in the scale of a world. There are workarounds to solar pinhole as well that don't violate speed of light limitations. A local and shielded source of plasma matching the star would be enough.
Destroying only the surface is not that odd. First because planets are spheres, it makes more sense to destroy it with multiple smaller weapons attacking from diferrent angles instead of a single huge weapon. Second because destroying anything other than the outerlayer of the crust is waaaaay overkill, sharering a planet would need literaly thousands of times more power than glassing the surface.
@@gustavoaraujopenha8463 near lightspeed travel is routine in this universe. By extension, you have weapons that easily reach that sort of energy level. The planetkiller scenario is literally such an object. A spread of them to ensure at least one hit would be devastating, but wouldn't be melting much of anything. Less than ideal for taking usable territory as well. Glassing a world would probably require directing a non-trivial amount of a star's output at the world for a fair bit of time. Think Nicoll-Dyson beams and the like. From a practical standpoint which do you choose? A fleet of starships with kinetic impactors or a hell of a lot of mirrors? In the scale of things, the starships aren't even that much slower. Starships are so routinely built that even rimworlders can scrape the parts together.
@@dtaggartofRTD having weapons capable of doing something and using them to do that thing are two very diferent things. If they wanted, they could made a continent sized kinect projectile to shatter a planet? Yes. They have a reason to do that instead of heating the planet atmosphere to the point where all life in the planet is gone? No, it's ineficient, you can cause that amount of heat with a simple big enough bomb. Think like this, we have the tecnology to shoot car sized rounds at mac speeds, but what we use to kill infantry? Small, finger sized bullets, because shooting a car at super sonic speeds to kill a single dude is ineficient and over kill.
@@gustavoaraujopenha8463 neither is overly practical. Like any megastructure you do it because you want to past a certain point. neither leaves the planet in a terribly habitable state.
10:36 all psycasts use archotech stuff, mentioned as archotech engines in many descriptions. for my headcanon i say that archotechs do have FTL but its only able to be used in a much weaker version by others
maybe the monolith is a corrupted archonexus (they are just on some random piece of land) and the obelisk/archo structures (only appears around the main structure) void rituals would another in another "school" of psycasting
At some point in human history, a human called Johnson Tanaka invented FTL travel with zero-reaction mass this invention seemingly allowed humans to branch out to all points of space the rim world is the planets on the rim of our galaxy technologies such as cryogenics advanced to a point where humans could pause aging being in a stasis like state the game is set 3475 years into the future the game has multiple starting options one where three people or pawns have survived crashlanding into an unknown rimworld one where a rich explorer wants more landing on an unkonown rimworld one where a pawn going into surgery transportation has crashlanded in an unkown rimworld and one where 5 tribal memebers are kicked out of there village
Finding this video while hyperfixating on rimworld, coming home from an eight hour shift, doing my face care and hair care, and high was like finding a golden scar in season 1 fortnite
@ a fairly minimal modlist for world changes would be cool. Maybe do a modlist for each world type or at least big ones like medieval, steam, war, etc not necessarily the weather ones we can make ourselves obv
Pretty sure the Johnson-Tanaka drive does achieve ftl, however it seems to be not by a drastic magnitude. It would still take decades, centuries, or millenia to reach a desired system or one an A.I would deem best (wether the a.i is correct or sane would be left out of this, considering the naked brutality start)
Im assuming to teleport a ship large enough to hold people you'd need dozens of not hundreds maybe even thousands of psycasters to do so. Thus making it not a viable option
Is it possible for Cassandra and randy are example of arcotech? Since, they just play with the colonist in the rim by throwing a bunch of event at them, as if they have direct access to alter their story.
The way you talk in this video is a lot more natural. I like it, even though there's still the characteristic voice emphasis on certain parts of your sentences. But I feel like I can hear your 'real voice' in this video for the first time. Makes it a lot easier to listen to.
I was under the impression that the anomaly DLC Was An Architect stuck in a void or something and the effects it does around you are it trying to reach out asking for help
Even better we have a beginners guide that is follow along here in the channel that goes over most new player tips teaches stuff you would figure out in the first 200 hours in 20 minutes
I need to know where you grew up. You have the most cryptic accent I've ever heard. It sounds American at a glance, but there are moments where your pronunciation slips towards British, german, or even vaguely eastern european
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Hey Noobert, I saw your video on Starfall Protocol a year back, just wanted to see if you've heard about the port to full 3d models and if so how do you feel about it? I understand the community is very concerned about the change and apparently there is a change to modding support too?
El canal "rumbo a knox" tiene mucho más lore del juego creo que sacado del código del juego o algo así
This video is so fresh it hasn't built a horseshoe pin yet.
Video so fresh its still sleeping on the floor of an ancient ruined structure.
So fresh all the colonists are happy 😊
So fresh it ate without a table
Comment of the year right here.
So fresh the buildings are still made out of wood
0:19 praise be to Oskar Potocki for the work he puts in to Vanilla Expanded. Every colony should have a special super soldier named Oskar. Homie is an absolute legend.
😂🤣
And no more than one Vanilla Expanded mod to avoid conflicts with itself. Other 500 mods will have workarounds for Vanilla Expanded, so no worries there.
There was a "feature" for Vanilla Expanded books (before the game had them) that scanned **every** single item on the entire map to find a book, if your pawn wanted to read one. It's a grievous example, but one of many. Vanilla Expanded is simply put, *poorly* optimized.
I've been playing since A18. Even though it's not my primary content, my first video was on Rimworld. Avoid VE if you value your frames.
@@OrbitalCookie you’re a freak dude, what inspires you to be so hateful about everything? genuinely curious
i mean, i created a demi-god named Commander Zero (thanks to a bunch of mods) and he goes from planet to planet on his Archotech ship, doing whatever the hell he wants (usually raising an army of Soldiers), and then leaving with his Archotech Formgel wife S.A.R.A
fun fact with this guy, he actually came across a pawn named Oskar Potocki whilst fighting Pirates (well, not Commander Zero himself, but one of his Super Soldiers)
Im pretty sure that archotechs aren't necessarily subject to the laws of physics as we know it. They can draw power from seemingly nothing (ingame its the "fluctuations in the quantum foam of the universe," whatever that means) and psychic pawns canonically are only borrowing their power - they themselves are not teleporting anything, but whatever archotech they commune with; by extension the archotechs are able to influence creatures without touching them (blind pulse, nausea pulse, berserk, the harmony beacons that make people happy) and they're the ones who are able to seemingly break FTL travel when they open a hole to the sun or to transport pawns. Humans still haven't figured ANY of that out.
Notably, the exiled Archotech responsible for Anomaly (supposedly "Horax", but those cultists are nutcases) is in the void - which functionally exists as a complete parallel to "real" space in scale, making its potential reach anywhere in the universe.
@daemonflayer Good point. With the DLC for all we know there's beings 4th dimensional floating in a parallel space near our pawns trying to interact with them.
And one of thos ai gods ask: wait if psi have no limits of range ... Them what abaut use it to ftl... He he trap himself in psi realm called void
Probady or he just emo and move to void in his will
The Skip psycasts could easily be sub-light speed "teleportation" and not be FTL. Teleporting a few yards looks instantaneous even if you're moving at 90% the speed of light.
It does get a bit harder to handwave solar pinhole which does sound like it's creating a tiny portal though.
@Scarybug no it all go to void and them to normal space but last time someone try use it as tech that person stuck there and it was a god ai soo
Archotechnology is the midi-chlorians of RimWorld. Thin techy justification for space magic.
Going to bed on Christmas Eve watching a Noobert video! Thanks for everything
Happy holidays!
My rimworld has so much mods that the lore doesn't lore anymore. 😂😂
So where does my lovely fluffy fox girls come into the lore?
TBF, if we developed the ability to freely modify a living persons genetic code you better believe we'd have some cat/dog/fox people walking around within 1-2 years and Humans in rimworld have had that technology for thousands of years
Lol, in my play it's cyberpunk madmax thunderdome zombie story 😂😂😂😂
My understanding of skip and far skip is sort of a nearby archotech "lending" you those powers briefly.
All psycasts are the archotechs lending their power.
@ramonmullerrodrigues5822 it's more like tapping into the space bending engine that archotechs made
hi i just want menchon as there is realy posible teory all psycasts are doing of Archotechts, just sord of asked bye psycaster to do it here. Aka faster then lilht travel is still not know to humans, but Archotechts maybe can do if they will want.
I never really thought about Horax being evil or not.
As far as I understood it: Nanites gone wrong.
Everything archotech does and can do, but just with the result you don't want.
Not sure if it's evil cause it's self aware, has a corrupted set of commands, or just gets bad results on accidents.
2 + 2 = 4 Horax: "2+2=4,0001"
rimworld video? while im playing rimworld? exquisite
Im legit loading up rimworld with 450 mods...hopefully it won't take 40 mind to load...or crash
@@Ug-lordetheunmovable Keep dreaming
Ahhhh yes. A Noobert vid, the gift that keeps on giving❤️
Im sorry i just realized... monoswords have an edge a molecule thick lmao??? Thats insane😂
@@cleo3228 these exist in real life. Obsidian can be knapped into a monomolecular blade
Larry Nivens Ringworld series has a cool weapon called a Variable Sword. It's basically a single-atom string of carbon projected from a handle and held in stasis. It can cut through literally anything like a hot knife.
The funny thing is when you get sharp enough, it's less effective as a weapon. Obsidian blades can get so close to a mono molecular edge, that when cutting human tissue they actually split between the cells without damging the membrane
Your discord notification can be heard in your vids. It is after 1:50 in this video. This is roughly the 3rd time I heard it. I know it's a small thing but still wanted to let you know.
It's his colonists asking him to order them to do more war crimes.
FINNALY LORE VIDEO ABOUT RIMWORLD
I love the idea that every run of rimworld someone plays is cannon
Love your account so much! awesome video idea!
Thank you so much!!
I never knew I wanted this but I needed this!!!!!
Glad to see you're still making quality content after all this time Noobert. Been here since the start so it's always great to see whatever you make
-Hamter
Bro I wanna play rimworld now. I'm glad I found your RUclips channel
It's a very good game XD
Merry Christmas Noobert
This video and these comments reminded me why i love the rimworld community. You guys crack me and that's one of the best parts about loving this game.
THE LOOOOOOORE
The Horax Heresy
Basically RIMWORLD (along with most vanilla friendly mods) is a more grounded Warhammer 40k universe
XD 😅
I find Warhammers exaggeration quite charming
But imo, both Warhammer and RimWorld repeat a lot of scifi tropes, and that is what really makes them so alike
@@gonathi117 I like Rimworld because not a lot is known about the lore, so I like making my own headcanons
NOOOBS I been missing you, and the rim since I’ve been busy you know doing life and missing out on the rim. Can’t wait to be able to take a week off and rim it out
Honestly, when there is going to be another DLC i hope that they add something like SOS into the game, along with vehicles. Vehicles expanded and SOS are great mods!
For my headcanon Horax is an archotech entity that has been banished to the void by multiple other archotechs, because of his malevolent interference in their plans. The monoliths and creatures spawning is what he uses to guide any intelligent enough lifeform to him, so that they may free him. Horax just doesn't get set free, because humans dont understand archotech enough to do so, that's why when you embrace the void that pawn gets send back with more ppwer, to learn more and come back to free Horux eventually.
Would love you to also make a similar video but also include the vanilla expanaded lore.
Eventually
lol my dude is such a nerd that when he was mentioning the different types of planet cities in star wars he forgot all about coresant. thats funny love it.
@@VirtualHolocaust wdym he butchered coruscant
From 100000 you got +2000 subs in 4 days. Well done!
Congrats for the 100k ! Very good video, as always !
Thank you so much 😀
Maybe Archotechs can jiggle the Space Time Continuum jelly a bit with skipcasts, humans doing FTL en masse would start breaking it. That or sub-light speed is still pretty fast and it's just an effort not to mince the cargo and everything in its way.
An early Christmas present. Thank you very much noobert, perfect for unwinding before christmas day, merry christmas all!!!
Hey, the bat bomb was effective, maybe too effective for how little it cost. >.> Now the pigeon guided missile on the other hand.
It's a bit OP haha
Another Noobert banger
I thought I wouldn’t see a that isn’t a mod showcase,game play trough,dlc showcases,tutorial or game playthrough summaries finally a video is original
Now we need a Noobert lore breakdown
Finally. Waited too long for this
Lord Noobert granting us his knowledge once again, great stuff
Something I haven't seen anyone else mention.
The "unknown force" that shattered the empire. Wouldn't it be something from the Anomaly DLC?
It would be cool if the dark archotech trapped in the void had breached on the empire's homeworld.
It'd would make sense since they praise archotech's for their advanced technology, so it would be possible that they decided to fully open the gate.
2:59 Sorry, *how* did you pronounce Coruscant?
Its Koor-uh-sont not... Chorus-cantna
Nar'Shadaa was alright tho
Thank you for making this vid :)
4:25 core *NINE* planets? We got ourselves a jerry smith over here
Psykers be like: "No, we do not pray to gods for magic power, we psychically commune with great hyper-intelligence that allows us to warp matter, time, and space."
Merry Xmas nooby
Have a good new year 😊🎉 ty for the video
watched this after taking a year long break in rimworld. Haven't played anomaly yet even tho I have all the DLCs, I think its time to change that
I agree with the FTL issue but....
We are using archo-tech, a wormhole technology isn't that insane.
Current 0laythrough uses combat extended, and yet yttkins will STILL take just about anything. Got raided by some dude with Ak's, and one of em had aphe rounds (armor piercing high explosive). My yttkin colonist took a few shots to the face- only lost his eye and still finished the fight.
CE tends to lower lethality drastically. And with the tough trait and robust genes, a yttkins can take some serious damage second only to hussars
3:01 I'm sorry, how did you pronounce Coruscant? That second c is silent you plebeian. Your pronunciation of Nar Shaddaa was close enough
Yeah I had to rewatch that part just to make sure I heard that correctly. As a long time Star Wars nerd that shit killed a part of my soul
5:10 He also said AM wrong.. somehow
god help me
18:54 - Seeing them crawl away reminds me of the old Worms games.
Jackpot! I've been curious about the lore as the character bio things hint at some neat stuff
I went to an “unknown threat” loot mission and it was 7 scythers…
I have a theory that Horax might just be a failed Archotech. Look at its inventions, as you pointed out which gave me the inspiration are just failed versions of technologies we can already access through Archotech in the game. So Horax might be a being lesser than an Archotech, hence his crude machinations.
I imagine that FTL via Psycaster is possible... but you have to be rich and lucky enough to acquire a powerful enough set of Psycasters, so most people don't and won't get to even imagine enjoying the benefits of traveling the universe instantly.
4:34 this is our solar system. Maybe an interstellar government would have core system, in which there are core planets, and the outer ones farthest from these central systems are rimworlds
Personally I find hilarious you can potentially get information about Horax in textbooks and schematics, say "Horaxian rafination" which boosts Refinery tech.
I don't worry about Horax because I didn't get Anomaly because I don't care for cosmic horror.
We live in a universe where an asteroid or comet impact can destroy civilization, or even most life; or a gamma-ray burst evaporates the atmosphere away while sterilizing the entire planet; or we could be in a false energy state and all reality could implode at any minute. Why does anyone think a squid-faced bogeyman is any scarier than that?
FFS a protein could fold wrong in your brain and end up killing you and maybe all of man kind.
Anyway, cool video, Noobert. Keep up the good work.
Not to get into an argument but cosmic/eldritch horror isn't just scary squid monster the big themes is usually helplessness and futility, Humanity as a whole is just a ant colony that sometimes might get randomly struck by lightning and never being able to fully grasp or understand why said storms happen and even if they did there would be nothing they can do to prevent it
You completely missed the point of what cosmic horror is while naming real world examples of cosmic horror. Impressive.
The other person already clarified the themes present in the genre so i'll just leave this observation here and move on.
@@kilowyatt1107
"Not to get into an argument"
Well I wouldn't want to have you go back on your word so I will ignore your obvious argument.
@@rainbowsorceress2082
How can I completely miss the point while being entirely accurate with what cosmic horror is? Are you even listening to yourself? My point is that cosmic horror doesn't appeal to me because we already deal with cosmic horror in our own reality.
Although you do remind me of the other reason I dislike cosmic horror so much: its fans who, ironically, behave much as Lovecraft's protagonists, in that the merest hint of something that doesn't fit your paradigm upsets you. 'Oh no, look, someone doesn't like cosmic horror stories because he lives in one. I could just accept that he has a different idea and move on but instead I will tell him he's missed the point even though he understands the point completely.'
I mean, really, it's like you all don't understand cosmic horror yourselves.
glassworlds are an oddity. It takes concerted effort and an odd intermediate level of power. enough to melt the surface of the world but not enough to shatter it altogether.
I tend to assume there is a cloud of space stations and megastructures that follow similar world classifications. It makes for a wide variety of humanity and a sensible source of all the travelers and trade ships that needn't necessarily be interstellar. It also pushes the population high enough that the rarity of interstellar travels would still make it routine.
EDIT: Skip, and Farskip would still be essentially instantaneous in the scale of a world. There are workarounds to solar pinhole as well that don't violate speed of light limitations. A local and shielded source of plasma matching the star would be enough.
Destroying only the surface is not that odd. First because planets are spheres, it makes more sense to destroy it with multiple smaller weapons attacking from diferrent angles instead of a single huge weapon. Second because destroying anything other than the outerlayer of the crust is waaaaay overkill, sharering a planet would need literaly thousands of times more power than glassing the surface.
@@gustavoaraujopenha8463 near lightspeed travel is routine in this universe. By extension, you have weapons that easily reach that sort of energy level. The planetkiller scenario is literally such an object. A spread of them to ensure at least one hit would be devastating, but wouldn't be melting much of anything.
Less than ideal for taking usable territory as well. Glassing a world would probably require directing a non-trivial amount of a star's output at the world for a fair bit of time. Think Nicoll-Dyson beams and the like.
From a practical standpoint which do you choose? A fleet of starships with kinetic impactors or a hell of a lot of mirrors? In the scale of things, the starships aren't even that much slower. Starships are so routinely built that even rimworlders can scrape the parts together.
@@dtaggartofRTD having weapons capable of doing something and using them to do that thing are two very diferent things. If they wanted, they could made a continent sized kinect projectile to shatter a planet? Yes. They have a reason to do that instead of heating the planet atmosphere to the point where all life in the planet is gone? No, it's ineficient, you can cause that amount of heat with a simple big enough bomb. Think like this, we have the tecnology to shoot car sized rounds at mac speeds, but what we use to kill infantry? Small, finger sized bullets, because shooting a car at super sonic speeds to kill a single dude is ineficient and over kill.
@@gustavoaraujopenha8463 neither is overly practical. Like any megastructure you do it because you want to past a certain point. neither leaves the planet in a terribly habitable state.
man i cant believe i missed this today would've made my shift way better
Thanks for this video, its great!
Is there a possibility of a follow-up with any Vanilla Expanded lore?
100%
Great to hear. They are all but official Ludeon staff at this point
10:36 all psycasts use archotech stuff, mentioned as archotech engines in many descriptions. for my headcanon i say that archotechs do have FTL but its only able to be used in a much weaker version by others
holy crud ive been waiting for this
With the being in anomaly, think it was an arcotech that trapped itself with an experiment.
maybe the monolith is a corrupted archonexus (they are just on some random piece of land) and the obelisk/archo structures (only appears around the main structure)
void rituals would another in another "school" of psycasting
At some point in human history, a human called Johnson Tanaka invented FTL travel with zero-reaction mass this invention seemingly allowed humans to branch out to all points of space the rim world is the planets on the rim of our galaxy technologies such as cryogenics advanced to a point where humans could pause aging being in a stasis like state the game is set 3475 years into the future the game has multiple starting options one where three people or pawns have survived crashlanding into an unknown rimworld one where a rich explorer wants more landing on an unkonown rimworld one where a pawn going into surgery transportation has crashlanded in an unkown rimworld and one where 5 tribal memebers are kicked out of there village
Great video 👍👍👍👍👍
Finding this video while hyperfixating on rimworld, coming home from an eight hour shift, doing my face care and hair care, and high was like finding a golden scar in season 1 fortnite
Glad to make your day xD
Is there a way to make your world any of these worlds with vanilla world settings or are mods necessary?
Yeah you would need some mods.nwe can make a mods list sometime
@ a fairly minimal modlist for world changes would be cool. Maybe do a modlist for each world type or at least big ones like medieval, steam, war, etc not necessarily the weather ones we can make ourselves obv
Love the videos!
Great work!
Cannot wait to find more about origin of pig people.
Pretty sure the Johnson-Tanaka drive does achieve ftl, however it seems to be not by a drastic magnitude. It would still take decades, centuries, or millenia to reach a desired system or one an A.I would deem best (wether the a.i is correct or sane would be left out of this, considering the naked brutality start)
Im assuming to teleport a ship large enough to hold people you'd need dozens of not hundreds maybe even thousands of psycasters to do so. Thus making it not a viable option
My dear dryads keep being forgotten
Really mulling the idea of getting this and becoming a late comer noob to the series
Do it.
The base game is already really really good, then the DLC + mods makes for hundreds of hours of gameplay.
I've got 1,9K hours in it XD
Is it possible for Cassandra and randy are example of arcotech? Since, they just play with the colonist in the rim by throwing a bunch of event at them, as if they have direct access to alter their story.
The way you talk in this video is a lot more natural. I like it, even though there's still the characteristic voice emphasis on certain parts of your sentences. But I feel like I can hear your 'real voice' in this video for the first time. Makes it a lot easier to listen to.
Yeah I've been trying to be a little more natural and less robotic haha.
a space elevator is like an elevator but genetically modified and made of molecularly forged space steel
I'd rather take the space stairs tbh
This is just like that other rimworld lore guy
noobert my beloved
8:43 end of add
Isn't the lore for magic stuff in rimworld just like, corrupt archotech nanomachines?
At 0:36 Noobert mentions long pork witch fun fact is a name for human meat
Either randy is a fraction of horax.
Or randy in an alternate dimension is nicer
I play with a large amount of mods some are outdated how do I get back into rimworld
I was under the impression that the anomaly DLC Was An Architect stuck in a void or something and the effects it does around you are it trying to reach out asking for help
The archotech is described as an engine of hatred and anger, I don't think that it wants help
Wait what's the footage of the space-ship at 28:35 ? Is that a mod?
Save our Ship
@@BrenTenkage Thank you, cheers!
what if the 3 "Storytellers" are the other Archotects
I just got into Rimworld. I know I'm late to the game but it is really good but I'm really bad...any tips for old school gamers just getting started?
Even better we have a beginners guide that is follow along here in the channel that goes over most new player tips teaches stuff you would figure out in the first 200 hours in 20 minutes
@Noobert oh sweet. Yes that is even better.
Trying not to be mean nitpicker but are you a native English speaker? 13:01-13:07 doesn’t make sense and there is other weirdly phrased things
great video :3
Ngl, all the mods i install turn the game as just another Warhammer 40k side story😅time
best colony game, i have xxxx hrs
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3:02 Is it urb-world as in urban ? Not herb-world right? took me like abit to figure that out😂
I need to know where you grew up. You have the most cryptic accent I've ever heard. It sounds American at a glance, but there are moments where your pronunciation slips towards British, german, or even vaguely eastern european
Vanilla expanded lore when?
can we have more lore