Tynan and the devs are trying to come up with new content to expand Rimworld, and obviously there's a chance new content may vaguely overlap with other people's mods seven or so devs versus thousands of mod makers. Considering the massive amount of user content, how is Tynan supposed to traverse it without triggering the (ridiculous) accusation of taking fan ideas? They range from lore-friendly to downright whacky, from dinosaurs, to aliens, to vampires, you name it. That, of course, is ridiculous.Īnyone who's angry about this, consider that the modding community for Rimworld is huge, with people from all over the world implementing their own ideas into the game. Apparently several Rimworld mods "do what the DLC does, but for free". With the release of Royalty, I've seen more than a few accusations that the DLC "lifts mods from the steam community and puts a price tag on them". That being said, I'm going to put out an opinion or two as a Rimworld fan, not as some kind of Ludeon insider. It is 20% more flammable than most other textiles, and 300% as flammable as Devilstrand and Hyperweave.Some quick transparency, I did volunteer beta testing for the Royalty DLC for about 5 months, and myself and a few dozen others worked with Tynan and the other devs to help balance the new content and squash bugs (lord, if only you all could see Royalty's early stages lol).
While players can only grow cotton to harvest light grey cloth, bulk goods traders or faction bases offer dyed cloth for sale. It is also used to make carpet flooring, medicine (after being researched), armchairs or billiards tables. It can be used for creating clothes at an electric tailor bench or hand tailor bench, though it does not provide good clothing quality overall.
A basic plant-based fabric that can be grown by planting the cotton plant.
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