Good evening, eldritch horrors, what are they
good for? Well, if you were to answer: a great energy
source, an invaluable test subject and food for the trees in my backyard, then you d be
correct. Welcome back to Rimworld where today we will
be playing with the new Anomaly DLC where we will attempt to take over the world with
the aforementioned horrors that we both trap and worship at the same time. Will we be able to succeed in our task or
will our search for otherworldly knowledge push us too far. Only time will tell so, let us begin. Upon our tumble down to the planet we must
quickly find a safe spot to defend from the creatures that will surely be out for our
asses, so I find the first hole in the ground to begin the construction of our laboratory. While we are here, I will introduce you to
our Gooner gang. We have Topaz the scientist, GoodSir the town
defender and Bren who does literally everything else. All these fellas are commenters from my last
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subscribe to the channel and leave a comment with a challenge idea you want to see me attempt. But back to our colony we very quickly set
up things key to our success like a storage room, research bench, and a sacrificial altar,
just in time as well as a friendly 90-year-old trader with dementia wanders into to our colony
and while we could do the cruel thing and fleece him of all his valuables, he instead
becomes the first of many sacrifices to our dark lord. But before we do anything else, we need to
go interact with the dark, scary monolith in the middle of the map, that will cause
a great number of horrors to befall our fellas. Only for the first anomaly that we encounter
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me in the fight! The time has come for this little crack shack
in the middle of nowhere to become a faction, and what better name suits our purpose than
getting that cthulussy. I m keeping the name cauliflower settlement
because that s already a baller name. One of the key things that the anomaly DLC
adds is anomaly research. Research that assists us in the capture and
abuse of anomalies, duh. And the first thing that we choose to research
is void provocation, which allows our colonists to perform a ritual akin to throwing a stone
at a military convoy. For which our wish is swiftly granted, as
we get sent another shadow man, but this time we capture it, and use it for our sussy experiments. A wild furry wa nders in, and proceeds to
get into a fist fight with another shadow man, and winning, giving us yet another test
subject, along with a drop pod crash, giving us another sacrifice. All in all, things are going well, the trees
are happy and so am I. Until a hole forms in the ground and out pops a flesh beast who
we immediately turn into Leggo s brand tomato paste. Now because I am a savvy businessman, I am
hip and cool with the times and getting that Cthulussy is looking like a bit too much of
a sausage party at the moment. So we find our first diversity hire in bubbles,
what does she do? I don t know, shes going to be comatose for
the next month. After fighting some Zombies, a gorehulk, and
more fleshbeasts, we were starting to amass a vast cornucopia of crazy creatures, locked
inside of my basement. And good timing as well because a black mist
covered the land causing the dead to come back to life ooooh. I m going to just Bethesda rest my way through
the rest of this weather because a whole lot of nothing happened except my colonists staying
inside and all the resurrected corpses going immediately to the trees. With our new riches, we make some more equipment
to help with the containment of our anomalies, which we will need since we perform another
dastardly ritual to upgrade our monolith from level 1, to level 2. Was this a good idea? No, no it was not, if you re wondering why
I say this, the big pit that appeared in my front yard might give you a hint. To help us with the new threats we have brought
upon ourselves, we decided to take up the assistance of 4 refugees, who are willing
to do various hard labours without complaint, for which we put them into 5-star accommodation
where they can mine and snort crack. Apart from their strange habits, the refugees
are very helpful and speed along our development tenfold. But staying on top of our task, we summon
yet another creature, but instead we are greeted by a big ball, that has no intention of running
away in the slightest. I m sure that this isn t an issue at all. Soon after, the refugees leave us, putting
us in a bit of a pickle considering that a massive flesh growth erupted from the ground
that required us to pick through the flesh to unlock how to defeat it, all for us to
go in and flick a switch, allowing us to remove the fleshmass and claim its nucleus for some
devious experimentation. Our next hurdle was when God himself turned
off the lights and dropped a bunch of spiky metal all over the map for us to destroy. But because of the lack of light, we needed
to panic build a geothermal generator, so we don t immediately get swarmed. A man named Bishop also decided that right
now of all times was the best time to join our colony, who am I to say no. The only way for us to fight the darkness
is to create a new piece of equipment, the disruptor flares, which allow us to cut through
and attack the spiky metal, but not before being attacked by another creature that we
take away for study. After finding out how to defeat the night
we are immediately snapped back to reality when we hear that the sphere from earlier
is melting down and will soon go sicko mode if we don t release it on our enemies. Oh dear, this is terrible information, so
what am I going to do? Forget about it and do something else. Another day, another anomaly, this time red40
begins raining over my colony forcing me to keep all of my colonists inside, and really
fitting into the red40 bit the rain decides to make every animal on the map a crazed killer. Which does me good when fleshbeasts attack
from the pit only to get greeted by the angry zoo that has appeared outside of my house. But after the animals disperse, we stumble
across a body, and not just any body, but the dead corpse of goodsir, which isn t the
slightest bit unsettling. We also get a couple of hostiles, coming to
take our stuff, so I decide that now is the best time for the sphere to go at it. The sphere is very proficient in taking out
our would-be attackers, until it decides to kill one of my domesticated animals and piss
off, what a dick. Our reputation starts to spread around, and
we get a new member wanting to join our colony that being Potts, a 71-year-old, but beggars
can t be choosers. Her arrival is marred with the appearance
of a twisted obelisk, a structure that will be of great importance to one of our colonists. Apart from the creation and taking of a serum
allowing Topaz to see demons and goodsir having a mental breakdown about his identical corpse,
things seem to be progressing smoothly. Until Bubbles messes with the obelisk and
gets sent to hell, and of course while we are one man down, the unnatural corpse that
we tried to get rid of gets up to attack us. Through the power of kiting and bullets we
are able to put the corpse down, and Bubbles after a couple hours of wandering, starving
and bleeding out, is finally able to teleport back before breaking down right as she is
about to leave. After standing around the campfire and singing
our campfire song, we happen to summon the vore beast. What does the vore beast do? It vores Potts and we need to riddle it with
bullets to save her life, as well as giving us another beast, ripe for study. Around this time, we also get another colonist
named after that fella from ratatouille, and what a rat he was as he very quickly exposed
himself as a traitor wanting to take our secrets who we beat and immediately put to bed. As time passed, we discovered another obelisk
that Topaz took great interest in as when he interacted with it, he gained a new eldritch
organ or limb turning him into an abomination. The final obelisk we discover is this one,
which does something very funny, it just straight up duplicates a colonist for the low low price
of giving this duplicate total organ shutdown. So I do the only sane thing that I can and
kidnap a random child that wandered into the area, take out all of their organs, and place
them into the Bren number 2 fixing him right up. We begin this week being greeted by one of
the most annoying anomalies added in this expansion, the revenant. All this stupid creature does it walk up to
one of my colonists, stare into their eyes for a couple minutes, then leave them comatose
whilst disappearing into thin air. The only thing we have to track this creature
is the gamer goop it leaves behind. After taking out GoodSir and Potts as shes
trying to break the geothermal generator, we are finally able to figure out how to beat
the beast and that s by throwing a flare every three meters until we find it and hunt it
down. With the spine captured we can reform it in
a holding cell, allowing the revenant to torment our colonists further. Soon after we have a stunningly good looking
man named Whiff approach the colony wanting to join but there is something he isn t telling
us. We let him join regardless until a piece of
fleshy tissue falls on the ground meaning that somebody is a skinwalker, hmmm I wonder
who it is. So, we beat and imprison him where we see
that his faction is dark entities. Hmmmm. Until of course the skinwalker bursts out
of Whiff and we have yet another creature to experiment on. At this point, expecting more horrors is the
standard, so imagine my shock when I am greeted by a golden cube, oh that s pretty alright,
but soon Bren starts to become obsessed with the cube and starts creating sculptures of
said cube. Brens s contemplation and artwork time is
grossly interrupted by a shuttle falling from the sky giving us our newest recruit, Grump,
who will be very critical for the work ahead. The time has also come to duplicate another
member of our team, so I decided to duplicate Topaz to give us another big-brained tentacle
abomination. During this time, the dead came back to life,
again. Forcing us inside, the weather gives us an
excuse to develop to hi-tech research benches and a trade beacon so that we can finally
clean up our storage by selling all of our useless items. We were also able to discover a way to disable
the golden cube and doing so made a lot of our colonists go, a tad bit insane and resulted
in half of our gooner gang ending up in the hospital. While everyone was recovering, we discovered
a very important technology for our future success, that being bioferrite weaponry. The material that we have been using to contain
all of our beasts we can now make into weapons to use against said creatures. Seeing the massive benefit we assign Grump,
who at this point was a master craftsman, to the task of arming our entire colony with
these weapons. This would take a lot of time, but time was
something that we had more than enough of, as we were able to busy ourselves with other
antics involving mechanoid clusters and a group of raiders trying to set up in
our front yard. Once the goon squad were all sufficiently
armed, we fight off a group of fleshbeasts with ease. Seeing that the big hole in the ground has
been plaguing us for too long, I decided that it was time to delve into the pit. Before too long, a strike team ended up stumbling
along a hideous mass, otherwise known as your mother. This is the dreadmeld and we decided to perform
a tactical retreat for the time being. But as soon as we could, we send in the best
fighters we have available to put down the beast and give us back our front yard. (FADE) The time has come, all has led up to this,
after the definitely not scary disclaimer, we activate the monolith to level 4 making
it look very spooky and beginning the gauntlet. The gauntlet consists of these pillars spawning
on the map, guarded by unskinned skinwalkers, so we get to work. Turns out burning the skinwalkers with flamethrowers
is a great tactic as they try and put themselves out instead of focusing on the 9 dudes peppering
them with bullets. After disabling the pillar a horde of many
anomalies come and try to make our day a little bit worse, however our new guns are so effective
against these beasts that they don t even get close. After disabling the first two, the entire
map goes dark again, and we need to do the same thing three more times before the monolith
decides to get a little funky. The way is now clear and because GoodSir was
the one to start this whole catastrophe, he would be the one to put an end to it. Upon reaching the sphere, GoodSir has two
choices, break the cycle and put an end to all the funny business, or become funny himself. Of course, I choose option two. The game is considered beaten, and everyone
now returns back to base, to clean up this mess, with one member a feeling a little bit
different than he did before. Thank you to Raid Shadow Legends for sponsoring
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