How do I find a deceased colonist in RimWorld?
My colonists keep claiming I have an unburied colonist lying around somewhere. I'm on a very large map and can't easily find the corpse. Any clever ideas to find it?
Best Answer
Instead of looking for the corpse, create a grave and order them to be buried. As long as the corpse isn't destroyed (in which case the thought should go away) or inaccessible, someone will bury it.
If you can remember their name, this can be done either by assigning the grave to the colonist. If not, set an empty grave to only access colonist bodies and wait.
Burying is done by Haulers, so you might use the "work" tab to ensure someone is doing a lot of hauling.
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What do you do with dead colonist RimWorld?
Disposal. Corpses can be disposed in three ways: Butchering, Burying, and Burning. Generally, burning with incendiary weapons is the best way to dispose of human and rotten corpses, and butchering is the best way of disposing of animal corpses.What happens when everyone dies in RimWorld?
If and when the final colonist is lost (dead, kidnapped or left the planet), the game will present a message that everyone is dead or gone. If you continue playing, there is very little to do, but time continues to pass and events still trigger.Can you revive dead colonists RimWorld?
Storing dead colonists in a freezer or other cold room will allow for resurrecting them long after death without higher risks of side effects. It may be worth constructing a room with sarcophagi in it if you wish to preserve them.How do you get new colonists in RimWorld?
Once you down your enemy, choose a colonist, assign them the Warden role, and right-click the invader. Select the \u201cCapture\u201d option. The colonist will now take the attacker to the previously built prison area. Each prisoner requires a separate bed.How to get More Colonist - RimWorld Guide for Beginners (Version 1.3 + 2021)
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