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Butchering a venerated animal is a terrible idea. Your colonists will be miserable, much like butchering humans, and won't want any of its resources.

You do have a couple of options that won't drive your pawns mad:

-Build a sarcophagus (especially a high-quality one with precious resources, such as jade or gold), and set some meditation spots around it. Pawns will meditate at it, or admire the art.

- Keep him in your freezer (make sure to forbid it, and remove bears from your butchering bill, or place it in a sarcophagus in the freezer to keep it safe). Eventually get a resurrector serum to use on him and accept him into your home.

-Resurrect him with dev mode and pretend nothing bad happened

This will not happen.

DLCs, yes. Physical merch, yes. Microtransactions? Never.

There's plenty of mods for that. Heck, there's a built in devmode you can use to spawn literally anything, or change your pawns any way you want.

You don't need to pay for it. That's just plain silly.

Originally posted by Bosh: I have played over 6500 hours. Your 17.8 hours are utterly meaningless.

At one point, you also only had 17.8 hours. We all were new, we all had to start somewhere.

It's technically not played time, it's run time.

Leave the game open to go make dinner or coffee or run to the bathroom, click to run the game but forget about it in the background and go to bed hours later, have it paused in the background while you chat with a friend, spend ages sorting your mods or trying to roll that perfect pawn or find the right map seed - it all counts toward that timer.

Here's a breakdown of all vanilla activities and their type of recreation:

https://rimworldwiki.com/wiki/Recreation#Activities_table

agreed

Deterioration:
If an item is outside, not under a roof, is in standing or running water, is being rained on, it will decay
That means its durability / hit points will gradually go down until the item vanishes
That's how corpses, apparel, weapons, et cetera left outside eventually disappear.
Most things have a decay rate, but some things do not - all minified buildings, metals such as steel and silver, all stone bricks. Items stored on shelves will not deteriorate, which lets them be safely stored outside, no matter the weather, terrain, or roofing status.

Rotting:
If a perishable item such as food is left unfrozen, it will slowly rot. You can see the timer when selecting it, it'll tell you that it'll spoil in X days. It doesn't matter where or how you store it, anything that can rot will rot if you don't freeze it. That's the only way to keep products fresh.
In general, perishable items are raw food (meat, vegetables, etc), meals, m... Read more

What is the Intellectual skill level versus the other skills?

From the wiki https://rimworldwiki.com/wiki/Skills :

Beyond skill level 10, XP points are continuously drained away. A skill level is lost only after falling to 0 XP points, and then losing a further 1000 points, preventing repeated level loss and gain right around a level threshold. Experience decay is strictly calculated based on the current skill level and is not directly affected by skill use; Instead, gained XP simply cancels out loss, and vice versa.

XP decays at an accelerated rate with higher skill levels. This means that all XP earned after 55,000 total XP (level 10) effectively has less value, especially for skills that a colonist does not use frequently, because it will disappear. In most cases, XP is gained by time spent...

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In vanilla, hair color doesn't fade. Once it's dyed, it's dyed forever, until the player tells them to change it. This is definitely modded behavior. Your best bet would be to track down which mod is responsible, and either check the settings to see if it can be disabled, or ask the author.

Originally posted by Yanser234: Didn't see this up until now, but my name was in game earlier, and isn't anymore.

its | Yanni 'Yanser' Serverius | and Gender was set to male

thx in advance

Got you noted down!