The original design could move as fast as a car, this design can move as fast as a plane. This advanced version of an Archotech leg further enhances every aspect of the original design. Currently the only known instances of Archotech AIs deploying creatures with advanced Archotech technology are on glitterworlds currently at war with said Archotechs. The speed at which it operates leads individuals observing an Advanced Archotech arm in regular use describe "only being able to see its afterimage." Its internal workings will remain a mystery to all human minds.Īdvanced Archotech Leg: An artificial leg, built, and then improved upon, by an Archotech. Though damage to one is rare even under the circumstances of its usage, its regenerative abilities are unmatched, able to repair itself in seconds even if it's separated into two clean parts. Its precision is now able to copy the contents of a book onto a tenth of a human hair (or more commonly, to operate a high powered sniper rifle across thousands of kilometers) and strong enough to crush a superdense plasteel brick in its hands (or, again, more commonly to crush plasteel helmets of glitterworld soldiers). This advanced version of an Archotech arm further enhances every aspect of the original design.
#Rimworld archotech leg mod#
I was thinking about an archotech mod before this came out so I'd like to suggest some descriptions for the parts.Īdvanced Archotech Arm: An artificial arm, built, and then improved upon, by an archotech. Right now you have some descriptions for the archotech bodyparts, but they're kind of basic and grammatically wrong in some places. Sparkling worlds has an event similar to that, a ship crash with an ambushing enemy faction lookin for loot so maybe u can ask the author for help.
#Rimworld archotech leg how to#
I'll start figuring a way out on how to implement this, thanks! An extremely hard quest in which the reward is the equipment for building that level of tech. and while you own it, it's constantly under raid every few days by jealous factionsġ Archotech fabricator in varying state of disrepair.Ġ-2 Archotech cannon or whatever you feel like calling itĠ-1 Damaged Archotech AI, an immobile "prisoner" you can recruit, and build a body forģ-5 Damaged Vanometric Cells, outputting half the power a random signal picked up that leads you to a crashed ship / factory, with defending mechanoids / turrets, and ambushing factions, your reward being an Archotech Fabricator, like the regular one, except it prints higher tech stuff, and requires more juice.Ĭould be a crazy hard mission, to balance its usefulness, and/or it can't be moved only used where it is, forcing you to set up a second colony there. being able to make it should require something hard to get. Quote from: ZE on July 18, 2018, 04:02:56 PMĪrcho was supposed to be quest reward tier stuff. Ancient Archotech Fragments sounds like an interesting idea, I'll think a bit more on that. It would be relatively lore friendly and a pretty useful mechanic to add into the game. You could make part of the material a plant, maybe a researchable plant which requires high maintenance and a long growth time to keep it balanced, as well as other materials integrated to make it a high end product, which then can branch into either a fabric or a building material. Yep getting a repository working on github the first time it's a little bit tricky, but it's very convenient to have it Yes I think there is a lot of work to do but for me these ideas are promising.
Like, for example, in order to research these Archotech items you need an item like the AI persona core and then when you have it make an archotech research bench. thing/s, you can proceed (Ancient Archotech Core Fragment/s?). That's what I have in mind, a whole new material, that can be used for construction, art, weapon and why not, fiber? Archotech fiber, damn that sounds so good right? Archotech flak vests, Archotech cannon, Archotech plants! Ok maybe not the plants xDīut, to keep it semi-balanced, we need to make it so hard to find, and when you find some core.
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