Rimworld: Assimilation

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Link to series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNWGkqCSwkOEKNJQzvYDYTNCLvs8BBaTe

Production Notes:

· Series started on XX/XX/XX, ended on XX/XX/XX

Plot

A hivemind of one T2 Android called 0 and two mindless drones called 1 and 2 crashland on a hostile Rimworld and attempt to weather the waves of attacks from its inhabitants and rogue androids while assimilating them into their collective.

Important Mods/Theme

Android Tiers
Random Research
Various defense and industrial mods

Scenario

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Goals

Surviving as long as possible and assimilating as many inhabitants into the hivemind as possible.

All Characters

· Characters to include would be those recruited and held intentionally as a colonist.

0
Drone 1
Drone 2
Droid 1

Series Summary

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Summary by Episode

Episode 1:

0, 1 and 2 crashland on the 1st of Aprimay 5500, and immediately begin building a roofed base in a valley covered from attack by mountains and the sea, as in only 5.2 days the first wave would arrive. They set up a research bench for 0 and basic electric amenities like nutrient paste and a small freezer, as well as the trade beacon needed to recieve supply drops from their hive. Only on the second day the drones build themselves beds and inner walls to begin the first actual room construction. The first supply drop arrives on the 2nd of Aprimay, containing some stone blocks, and almost enough components, gold and plasteel for a yet to be unlocked multi-analyzer. 0 finally begins research on a large project, and Sam quips that hed be happy if they were able to get mortars as the first research. Construction of an actual inner room and the first crop planting begins on the 3rd of Aprimay. The next two days are spent mostly on the beginnings of a killbox with Embrasures, and during that time the Colony naming popup appears, but the episode ends before a name is chosen.

Trivia

This is the first series to use a form of random research, a trend that continued on until today, where every pack contains semi-random research.