- Run&Gun mode can only be enabled when the pawn is drafted, and is carrying a ranged weapon in its hands.These penalties can be modified in the mod settings of this mod. Therefore, the Run And Gun Mod adds a mode that, when enabled, allows drafted colonists and NPC pawns to shoot while moving at the cost of an accuracy and movement penalty. Your colonists can never be a true Rambo if they cannot gun while they are running.As far as I can tell, it's also 100% compatible with EPOE.Home RimWorld Run and gun Run And Gun Mod ⋆ RimWorld Bas There's some things that could be improved, but zombies raids are functional, and so is the infection. Quote from: zakthefallen on February 21, 2017, 08:09:22 PM synopia's fix/update for A16 actually does work.
I can use dev mode to spawn a larger horde, but shouldn't their numbers be increasing as my colony wealth goes up? Not sure why it isn't happening automatically.
Thanks for getting the the zombie waves at least functional, synopiaĮdit: It seems like zombies never send a large number at me, it's only reached up to 5 zombies at once, even after 2 years on Rough difficulty with Cassandra storyteller. Overall, it's great to see that I can make more zombie apocalypse colonies. The same thing would happen if you use dev mode to forcibly recruit a zombie. I'm not sure if that's only happening because I have the Hospitality mod installed, so I'm given a yes/no choice when someone wants to join, but at least I can choose to decline anyone from that faction. Then you shoot it down, and the colonists whine about "A colonist died". One thing that DOES cause a problem is that sometimes one of the random pawns that joins the colony is from the zombie faction, so they immediate start attacking colonists. Other things are pretty minor, like zombies aren't colored green, the game still shows a message about them fleeing even when though their AI properly tells them to keep approaching anyway.
As far as I can tell, it's also 100% compatible with EPOE. Synopia's fix/update for A16 actually does work.
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