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Zombieland features custom made Zombies with simulated instincts. Most default Rimworld functions have been disabled on them to allow for a smooth game play experience. Therefore, you cannot select or harvest them.
19 de nov. de 2023 · Rimworld Mod featuring zombie hordes. Contribute to pardeike/Zombieland development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Do you like The Walking Dead? Are you afraid of The Undead? Good. Because this mod will give you the Heebie-jeebies!
This is not your average Zombie mod. In Zombieland, Zombies are everywhere! They crawl out of the ground in masses, hunt you down, bash your doors and eat you alive! At night, their blood lust will steer them towards your base. So better be prepared!
Zombies attack anything that moves, smells and makes sounds. They do not discriminate and attack your animals, your enemies and even traders. There are rumors of maps with well over one thousand zombies. Shoot them and they keep going, kill them and they respawn.
This Mod features custom controlled Zombies with simulated instincts. Most default RimWorld functions have been disabled on them to allow for a smooth game play experience. Therefore, you cannot select or harvest them.
With zombies in Zombieland you won't get the normal planing and attacking behaviour like with other mods. Zombies are dumb, get stuck and in general slowly radiate towards your base than to attack it. There are exceptions though: special zombies (depending on type) are smarter and will find you but the big masses just wander around. When they hear, see or smell you they will start following your trail and if one zombie starts to track that way others around it will follow thus resulting in a group behaviour that you would expect from animal packs.
So when you see that zombies get stuck in a cave or near your base, don't get fooled in underestimating the danger. You can use the mechanics to your advantage too. Try to kite them around or lead them away while another colonist rescues someone. In general, zombies add a chaotic moment to your base Rimworld experience that changes the game substantially. If you expect normal gameplay you will be disappointed.
There are 4 ways to edit settings in Zombieland.
Default settings: If you go from the main RimWorld menu and select Options->Mod Settings->Zombieland defaults, you can set the defaults for all new colonies you will start.
Initial game settings: When you start a new colony, the settings dialog will appear after the world is generated. It will be prefilled with the settings you have defined in the default settings.
In-game settings*: While playing, you can choose Menu->Zombieland and edit the current games settings. They will apply immediately and will be saved together with the game when you save it (don't forget to save!).
When do zombies appear?
All the time No restriction When it is dark Zombies will spawn at cells that are considered dark. This can be during night or anywhere where there is no light. Lit areas will prevent zombies from spawning, even at night Only as events In this mode, zombies will come in groups and the center of the group spawn is random but follows the next setting
From where do zombies come?
Where there is soft ground They will spawn anywhere on the map but only if there is no hard ground and you did not build any floor or wall there. Some mods introduce new types of ground/floors and Zombieland tries to do its best to identify them From the map edges The classic way raiders or visitors appear in RimWorld
What will zombies attack?
All creatures No restrictions Human-like creatures All humans (mods that introduce robots usually make them based on humans, there is no easy way for Zombieland to see that they are not) Only colonists Just your beloved settlers Enemies attack zombies Make your raiders fight zombies or let them try to ignore them as long as possible Animals attack zombies Make any animal on the map fight zombies (if they are a predator or have to fight back) or let them ignore them
You can collect zombie extract in small amounts from dead zombies and refine it on a drugtable into zombie serum (requires 1x medicine too). The serum comes in qualities of 10% to 100% and they require different amounts of zombie extract. One potion of serum heals one zombie bite and the quality determines the failure risk when doing an operation on an infected colonist.
Colonists that are scheduled to do doctor tasks automatically collect zombie extract if there are no zombies nearby but you can order them too. There is a button in the colonist actions that toggles automtic collection on and off.
Zombie serum is a very good way to remove a zombie infection regardless of its stage. So try to plan ahead and start collecting it early - gathering enough zombie extract to make serum takes a while.
For tribal runs you can craft serum on a normal crafting spot by combining medicine and a small animal cadaver. This makes it easier for non-tech runs to get serum.
In Zombieland, only human-like pawns can get infected. That includes any human-like modded pawns that are based on the basic human characters in RimWorld, including most robot mods. Zombieland tests for human flesh and tries its best to reduce this to the actual human forms but it's sometimes not possible.
Only zombies can infect humans. There is no concept of infected meat or corpses and only zombie bites are infectious. Zombies deal scratches and bites and the risk that a bite is infectious can be set in the settings. Fighting zombies close up in melee is therefore not recommended but with a set low risk doable.
Each bite separately has a predetermined infection status that is hidden at the beginning. The part of the body stays infected unless the wound is treated in an appropriate way or amputated if possible.
Infections go through 3 stages: Unknown, treatable, infecting and after the third stage, the infected human turns into a zombie. The settings define a time interval for each of these stages. If all are set to zero, a bite will instantaneously turn the bitten into a zombie.
Stages are marked with colored text in the Health tab of the character. Bites can show up in white (no or unknown infection), orange (treatable infection) or red (fully infecting, only amputation will help). Also, an infected human (or corpse) will have a warning at the bottom of the health overview page.
When colonists become infected or go from one stage to the next, Zombieland will generate warning notes on the right hand side of the screen. Do not miss them, they contain useful information about the colonist or the infection.
Zombieland is a huge and complex mod. It is designed to showcase Harmony, the patch library that powers most Unity game mods. A lot of areas are carefully manipulated but conflicts are impossible to prevent. Especially badly written mods conflict easily with Zombieland. So if no zombies spawn or you cannot treat infected wounds or any other unusual outcome, try playing with Zombieland alone to see if this is a specific bug in the mod or just an incompatibility.
Zombieland seems to work best when put at the end of the mod list but you may have to try other positions or mod combinations. Please do not ask me to find the conflict for you because I don't have the knowledge nor the time to test Zombieland with all the mods out there. As a rule of thumb, I also do not adapt Zombieland to specific mods unless the mod is very popular and I can establish some sort of cooperation with the other mod author.
Existing games
You can add Zombieland to existing games but be careful: if your colony already has many powerful colonists, the number of zombies will rise significant since the mod scales zombie numbers to match the defendability of your colony.
Multiplayer
Zombieland is currently not compatible with multiplayer. It is not very likely that it will be made compatible because of the randomness and optimizations that would prevent running predicably on different computers.
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19 de mai. de 2023 · Modpack around Zombieland, Real Ruins, Combat Expanded, a lot of Vanilla Extended and QOL Mods. The goal is a good postapocalyptic world experience - play on low difficulty with regular to heighten.
Zombieland by Brrainz is one of the best mods ever made for Rimworld (in my humble, but ...more. As if survival on the Rim wasn't tough enough already, now it's swarming with zombies ...
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1 de abr. de 2024 · Zombieland is a huge and complex mod. It is designed to showcase Harmony, the patch library that powers most Unity game mods. A lot of areas are carefully manipulated but conflicts are impossible to prevent. Especially badly written mods conflict easily with Zombieland.
