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RedirectForwardOperatingBase

RedirectForwardOperatingBase mod preview for RimWorld

Separate your colony into two distinct roles: the FOB (Forward Operating Base) and the MOB (Main Operating Base).

Separate your colony into two distinct roles: the FOB (Forward Operating Base) and the MOB (Main Operating Base).

All raids intended for your MOB will be redirected to the FOB while maintaining their original scale. This allows your MOB to break free from the constraints of defensive fortifications, enabling you to build open, un-walled cities, expand pet farms, and create your own utopia.

【Requirements】
- Harmony

【Key Features】
- Free your MOB from the burden of defense: Focus entirely on construction and life in a peaceful city.
- The Role of the FOB: Every enemy will march towards the FOB. Defending the front line is the only way to ensure the safety of your MOB.
- In addition to its own attacks, FOB must also respond to attacks that were originally intended for your MOB.
This can result in unpredictable attacks occurring simultaneously—including the possibility of two attacks happening at the same time—so please ensure your front lines are always properly prepared.

【Settings Options】
- Configure redirect targets for Drop Pods, Animal Raids, and Defoliator/Psychic Ships via the Mod Settings menu.
- You can manage your redirect sources and destinations directly in the game options.

【Warning】
- If everyone at the FOB is killed or incapacitated, the front-line function will be lost. Subsequent raids will occur at your MOB as usual.
- Quest-related raids are excluded from redirection and will occur at their original target colony. Make sure you are prepared to deal with these special threats before accepting such quests.

【Note regarding DLC Content】
- This mod has not been tested with DLC-specific content such as Mechanoid Clusters (Royalty/Ideology) or Anomaly-specific events. If you have these DLCs installed, please be aware that their interaction with this mod is unverified and may behave unexpectedly.