Qwerfcvbgv78uu6yt5 is a Rimworld map with a large pocket in the mountains with only one entrance. Hamlet is a high defence map because it is blocked by mountains and coastlands.Maine Escape has a beautiful and defendable colony by the sea and great space for farming with a 40/60 growing period. Aardvark has a defendable pocket near the coastline and 60/60 growing period.

Cactus has a large space but is less fertile due to dry temperature. Worm is a beautiful beach surrounded by waters and large fishing potential. Green is a large, fertile land with limited openings for enemy attacks.Eggplant provides fertile land for farming throughout the year but has different diseases. Knife is best for mountain bases, and its defence is easier if paths are blocked.Robert is a decent space near the coast with fertile land but is vulnerable to attacks. It is perfect for growing small colonies because of its decent soil for farming. Interstellar is a defensive map that consists of land surrounded by mountains with 1 entry point. Lyle Seed consists of coastal lands surrounded by two mountains and provides good defence.

The available resources, temperature, and terrain design are the deciding factors of choosing a seed.

Players need to choose an appropriate game seed that is important for unique gameplay and growth of the colony.

You should try going for 6/7 heat value (One from the right) and live on the upper most of the world, where you get some nice -30 winters and +50 summers. My point though is your previous post was about your issues playing on a hot jungle map, not a year round growing map, like I said the year round band is quite wide and there's a lot of options which will lead to very difference games. It is of course a matter of preference, I usually prefer to play on no growing season maps, too hot or too cold, as I like the temperature management aspect. You want the coldest possible map that's still year round growing, and then temperature will be a non-issue. Once you do move away from the 'equator' enough to get year round growing, the band is quite large and you don't want to pick something on the high end. Crops slow down growth above a certain temperature and then stop growing entirely if it's too hot. The 'equator' is often far too hot and often has inverted growing seasons or no growing season at all because it's too hot for crops. Though I haven't seen biomes with such little extremes of heat between summer and winter so far, perhaps I could have found a better match. My point is that it seems more difficult to deal with the initial summer heat than to simply build a freezer and stockpile food in a more reasonable climate. None of the heat waves that hit my crops were enough to damage the crops before they caused my settlers to go insane, either, but perhaps I just didn't stick with that sort of environment for long enough.Īnyway, it's that 'first summer' that I was saying is very difficult.

Of course, this also means that the summer proper can have far worse heat waves, should they occur. Originally posted by Echonian:No, I was describing a place closer to the equator where constant-growing is actually possible, because both the summers and the winters are warmer - leading the winters to be 'warm enough' to allow crops to constantly grow.

Rimworld seeds year round growing