In Rimworld there are several different types of power sources – one of my favorites is hydro-power. The next reason is due to the amount of power you can get from the river. Putting a kill tunnel around a river and forcing enemies to walk slowly through water as you shoot them from a good safe distance is a great defensive strategy throughout an entire playthrough. The first reason that rivers are amazing is that you can use them for defense. I prefer large rivers that bisect the map either vertically or horizontally. River maps are awesome and I highly recommend trying to find one. These are the absolute best defensible positions in Rimworld but do come with their own dangers – namely infestations.įour – The next criteria I look at when trying to find a perfect map is if it has a river or not. Third, which I won’t get into fully in this video, is the ability to build a base under the mountain. If you were to start on a completely flat map instead, you would have far less access to these resources. Second, you’ll have plenty of mineable areas to find things like stone blocks, steel, components, gold, uranium, etc. Maps with mountains are awesome for three main reasons.įirst, these maps generally contain canyons or other features that are easy to wall off for a relatively easily defendable position. If you’re not sure if the map is mountainous or not, you can always look in the terrain menu. You can find these by looking at the little elevation markers on the tiles. Three – The next thing I recommend you look for in order to have the easiest time is a mountain map or at least a map with large hills. This event will also kill all of your outdoor crops and much of the wild growth on your map.
These are events that will severely drop the temperature for a while, making it so you’ll have to keep your colonists warm for a bit. It is important to note, though, that even permanent summer maps can have cold snaps. Not only does this give you a much easier time with food, but you’ll have to worry about fewer types of clothing, heating, etc most of the time. You will see this by clicking a tile, then clicking terrain, and looking at the growing season. Two – The next thing you want to make sure of if you want the easiest map possible is that your tile has permanent summer. You can find this biome on the world map by searching for light green areas – usually a bit north or south of the equator. This biome has plenty of trees and animals, enough rich soil for thriving agriculture, tons of grazeable areas for your livestock, a lower disease chance than many of the other maps, a nice temperature range, and much more. – Temperate forest is one of the easiest, if not the easiest biome to build a base on for many reasons and I highly recommend it if you are just starting out or if you want to maximize your chance of success in general. One – The first thing we are going to look for is the Temperate Forest biome. I’ll also put a few nice bonus things at the end of the list. Once you have the world created, we’re going to be looking for a combination of five main things that will give us the greatest chance at survival. I’ll do another video on storytellers, difficulties starting pawns, etc as I don’t want this one to get too long. In this video I am only going to go over map choice. So, in this guide I’ll tell you the five things to look for when choosing a starting map for your colony in order to give you the highest chance at success. So, one of the most common questions I’ve been getting on stream lately is – “What is the best map to start on?” Hey everyone, Adam here with a quick Rimworld guide.
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