Unless you need that exact build for a specific mod compatibility, the final stable version of 1.4 is .
A working RimWorld folder should contain RimWorldWin64_Data , MonoBleedingEdge , and the executable. 2. Version-Specific Mods
If you are playing offline, many modders keep "Legacy" branches of their mods specifically for 1.4. 3. Updating to the Latest 1.4 (or 1.5)
Since v1.4.3580 is an older sub-version of the 1.4 "Biotech" era, most mods labeled for should work. However, if you are looking for a specific "piece" of content: Steam Workshop: You can filter by version 1.4.
Unless you need that exact build for a specific mod compatibility, the final stable version of 1.4 is .
A working RimWorld folder should contain RimWorldWin64_Data , MonoBleedingEdge , and the executable. 2. Version-Specific Mods RimWorld.v1.4.3580.zip
If you are playing offline, many modders keep "Legacy" branches of their mods specifically for 1.4. 3. Updating to the Latest 1.4 (or 1.5) Unless you need that exact build for a
Since v1.4.3580 is an older sub-version of the 1.4 "Biotech" era, most mods labeled for should work. However, if you are looking for a specific "piece" of content: Steam Workshop: You can filter by version 1.4. RimWorld.v1.4.3580.zip