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** Drywall. If you plaster a storage room or bathroom with drywall, it will offset or even improve on the decor, removing yet another source of stress for your dupes. Best done with Granite due to it's decor bonus, abundance and early availability.
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** If you can overcome the DifficultButAwesome requirements of cooling water and the sleet wheat farm, then berry sludge should be one of you go to food options. One farm can produce dozens of these perpeptually preserved bars, keeping your dupes fed for a long time with no fear of spoilage. Perfect for space food since it is ridiculously calory dense and and one bar can feed one dupe for four cycles. One fridge can hold 150 bars, meaning your astronaut could technically stay in space for 600 cycles.
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** If you can overcome the DifficultButAwesome requirements of cooling water and the sleet wheat farm, then berry sludge should be one of you go to food options. One farm can produce dozens of these perpeptually preserved bars, keeping your dupes fed for a long time with no fear of spoilage. Perfect for space food since it is ridiculously calory dense and and one bar can feed one dupe for four cycles. One fridge can hold 150 bars, 100 Kilos worth, meaning your astronaut could technically stay in space for 600 400 cycles.
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* BiggerOnTheInside: Rocket interiors are much larger than what you'd expect given their size when on the launchpad. By melting the walls of said interior you can push it even further by cramming an entire, self-contained base in what's visually a 3x2 building.
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** By melting a soft material, it is possible to direct it into casts where you can let it cool down into a natural tile of your design. Combined with pips, you can use this to either plant crops and trees into wild farms that do not consume fertilizer, or make a high-traffic area into a nature reserve for a big moral boost. Typically, either sulfur (easy to melt) or phosphorus (harder to melt as phosphorite, but very easy to re-melt once refined into phosphorus) are used.
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* PlagueZombie: The [[DescriptivelyNamedSpecies Sporechid]] is a plant that has a decor value of 80,[[note]] with a range of 7 tiles[[/note]] (For reference a masterpiece large sculpting block has a decor value of 25) can be planted in a planter pot, and doesn't require any watering! A great thing to put in the middle of your base, right? [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope Well now your entire base is covered in zombie spores.]] If you're not careful when mining out an oil biome, you may come across one of these. And if the colonist that finds it isn't wearing an Atmo-Suit, then they are going to have more than they bargained for. In addition, the spores do not die off in carbon dioxide, sour gas, or crude oil, so when your colonist is bringing in an innocent looking bottle of oil to be refined, they may be exposing the entire base. Fun!
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* PlagueZombie: The [[DescriptivelyNamedSpecies Sporechid]] is a plant that has a decor value of 80,[[note]] with a range of 7 tiles[[/note]] (For reference a masterpiece large sculpting block has a decor value of 25) can be planted in a planter pot, and doesn't require any watering! A great thing to put in the middle of your base, right? [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope Well now your entire base is covered in zombie spores.]] If you're not careful when mining out an oil biome, you may come across one of these. And if the colonist that finds it isn't wearing an Atmo-Suit, then they are going to have more than they bargained for. Thankfully, the disease isn't lethal, but it's hard to treat, very debilitating, long-lasting and very easy to catch. In addition, the spores do not die off in carbon dioxide, sour gas, or crude oil, so when your colonist is bringing in an innocent looking bottle of oil to be refined, they may be exposing the entire base. Fun!
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** Sporechids emanate Zombie Spores, which are nigh-indestructible and cause a really nasty disease. Furthermore, they only accept a carbon dioxide atmosphere to live. However, they have an insane decor value of of ''80'' in a huge radius, and can live in a wide array of temperature. This makes them the nec plus ultra of decor in extreme environement if you are brave enough.
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** If you can overcome the DifficultButAwesome requirements of cooling water and the sleet wheat farm, then berry sludge should be one of you go to food options. One farm can produce dozens of these perceptually preserved bars, keeping your dupes fed for a long time with no fear of spoilage. Perfect for space food since it is ridiculously calory dense and and one bar can feed one dupe for four cycles. One fridge can hold 150 bars, meaning your astronaut could technically stay in space for 600 cycles.
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** If you can overcome the DifficultButAwesome requirements of cooling water and the sleet wheat farm, then berry sludge should be one of you go to food options. One farm can produce dozens of these perceptually perpeptually preserved bars, keeping your dupes fed for a long time with no fear of spoilage. Perfect for space food since it is ridiculously calory dense and and one bar can feed one dupe for four cycles. One fridge can hold 150 bars, meaning your astronaut could technically stay in space for 600 cycles.
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* SciFiWritersHave/NoSenseOfMass: The basic cot is made from 100 kilos of raw metal. A simple screen door is made from 100 kilos of metal ore, and the placebo pill is made from 100 kilos of water, and 100 kilos of sand. Gotta figure it 'cures' their disease because "I'd rather force myself to get better than have to try and swallow '''that'''. " A foot of wire (dupes are around 2 feet tall) requires 25 kilos of metal... but the wire can carry a kilowatt and run all the way across the asteroid with no loss, assuming it isn't overloaded and broken.
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: The basic cot is made from 100 kilos of raw metal. A simple screen door is made from 100 kilos of metal ore, and the placebo pill is made from 100 kilos of water, and 100 kilos of sand. Gotta figure it 'cures' their disease because "I'd rather force myself to get better than have to try and swallow '''that'''. " A foot of wire (dupes are around 2 feet tall) requires 25 kilos of metal... but the wire can carry a kilowatt and run all the way across the asteroid with no loss, assuming it isn't overloaded and broken.
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** Lead Conductive Wires. Lead is typically very common in the bottom of most maps, and using it as wiring in standard to low temperature areas means that you can get rid of all the ugly and inefficient common wires for neutral looking wiring that has double the power tolerance.
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** Pickled Meal kills food poisoning that it may have. Pickled food does indeed kill most bacteria that can cause food poisoning.
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** If you can overcome the DifficultButAwesome requirements of cooling water and the sleet wheat farm, then berry sludge should be one of you go to food options. One farm can produce dozens of these perceptually preserved bars, keeping your dupes fed for a long time with no fear of spoilage. Perfect for space food since it is ridiculously calory dense and and one bar can feed one dupe for four cycles. One fridge can hold 150 bars, meaning your astronaut could technically stay in space for 600 cycles.
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* StressVomit: One of the stress responses that can occur when a Duplicant hits 100% stress is called vomiter. It creates a bunch of nasty "polluted water" that has to be cleaned up and will add to your other Duplicants' stress if they step in it.
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** According to some ads in Abandoned Facility biomes, the Printing Pods were originally meant to be {{Auto Kitchen}}s. Once [[EarthShatteringKaboom Earth got shattered by a kaboom,]] they were pressed into service as {{Clone Maker}}us for re-colonization efforts.
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** According to some ads in Abandoned Facility biomes, the Printing Pods were originally meant to be {{Auto Kitchen}}s. Once [[EarthShatteringKaboom Earth got shattered by a kaboom,]] they were pressed into service as {{Clone Maker}}us Maker}}s for re-colonization efforts.
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* PintsizedPowerhouse: Duplicants weigh 30 kilograms and are 42 centimeters tall but can carry hundreds to thousands of kilograms of material.
