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Rimworld red carpet.
Basically the room impressiveness is based on many factors and wealth being one of them.
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This let s play of rimworld is a little bit different.
Carpet floors have 100 walk speed and provide 2 beauty each meaning it can cause a pleasant environment happy thought in sufficient amounts.
Which one is overall the best.
Hi i ran into a problem with my mountain base.
Rimworld is a sci fi colony building simulation game.
Toe hugging plush carpet in a cool blue color.
One of the floors that you can construct.
I dont know wheather to use carpet or smoothed stone.
Carpet has the same beauty value as smoothed stone and is far faster to build but flammable.
Smooth stone is better for beauty but it doesn t count anything towards wealth.
Type floor placeable yes size 1 ˣ 1 beauty 2 move speed factor 100 resources to make 7.
Type floor placeable yes size 1 ˣ 1 beauty 2 move speed factor 100 resources to make 7.
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One of the floors that you can construct.
Plush carpet in a lovely rose hue.
Type floor placeable yes size 1 ˣ 1 beauty 2 move speed factor 100 resources to make 7.
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I am going to be doing this a mimic let s play of northernlion s rimworld colony.
They are also flammable as of alpha 17.
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Where as smoothed stone doesn t burn require any resources but takes much more time to make and gives less wealth to a room.
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One of the floors that you can construct.
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