Heated is considered better for farming the bug drops, as cold will kill the hives eventually (cold can be easier in very cold climates). This gives the game plenty of space where it is EASY to give an infestation, making it INCREDIBLY likely that infestations will happen in the dark, unoccupied caverns than in your base.ģ) Arrange for the unoccupied area to be heated or cooled to an extreme degree. Single, unlit squares can be dealt with by occupying them with "something".bed, table, chair, art, etc.Ģ) Mine extensively areas you don't plan to use - Keep it dark, keep it blocked off from your main base, either through doors or completely different mining entrances (each have their own risks). Preventative steps (reduce the likelihood of infestations being any serious threat, using probability and gaminess to control spawn and fighting)ġ) light up all used parts of your base. They may not die, but longsword wielding frontliners are likely to take some vicious megaspider cuts and more than a few stray bullets This helps trapped pawns more easily escape sudden infestationsģ) keep hallways wide enough to cluster pawns in to fight, and keep spare crowd fighting weapons in multiple locations across the base.Ĥ) find your least useful pawn or two (you know who they are.) and use them as "shields" for your ranged combatants in the hallway fighting. You CAN do this with bedrooms, but you should forbid one of the doors so pawns don't use it as a shortcut and disturb sleep. Infestations have reduced chances to spawn in lighter conditions.Ģ) except for bedrooms, it is a good idea to have more than one exit from each room, preferably on opposite sides of the room. These include prison, hospital, work room, and bedrooms. Minimum steps (to REDUCE the likelihood of a surprise attack insta-killing a pawn stuck in a room and fight the infestations on even terms):ġ) Light crucial and high traffic/risk areas. QuoteOut of interest, how much of an issue is the Infestation event? What steps can you take to effectively mitigate it? Is it much harder to deal with in the early game vs late game? We can give you countless tips without knowing exactly what you need help with, but it would be better to give us some clues as to what troubles you the most. Filth should not be a problem if your whole base has stone floor (sounds like a work prioritisation issue). If unsure, you can use 11x11 rooms for everything and then later adjust the design with experience. Climate control the corridor and then use vents for sleeping quarters and workshops. Dig a straight corridor (for ventilation) and then add rooms (or wings of rooms) to the left and right of the corridor. It's been a while since I last did a base like this, but it may be a good starting point. For me, 3 tile corridors will always be the way to go. I feel this is a personal preference now. With the new changes to space requirements, this is no longer an issue as long as the corridor is at least 11 or so tiles long (checking 7 tiles in both directions). It's a good idea to set up an area for chunks right away and start cutting them into blocks - this will reduce clutter and dirtiness in your base.īefore A16 any 1 tile corridor (even if part of a very large room) would feel cramped to the pawns. The advantage is you don't need to do any plant work and you have strong (if ugly) natural walls and floors with good movement speed. But they take time to dig out and you have to move a lot of chunks as well, which also takes up a lot of pawn time. Mountain bases require less construction and materials initially than outdoor bases. So someone give me like a video or a tip please Thank you. I see a lot of people have some cave bases, But I find it so hard. Quote from: APBRainbowcar on January 24, 2017, 01:22:21 PM Pawns also get a mood debuff if they spend too long in cramped environments. Narrow hallways are bad for fighting infestations. Quote from: SilentP on January 24, 2017, 07:16:22 PMĭumb question but why would you want corridors 2 blocks wide? I typically dig out 3 blocks and then put walls in 2 of them to have a 1 block wide hallway.
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