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I read all of the above in Homer Simpson's voice.

Why?

Hey guys I've been away from the game for quite a long time now and I remember when Discipline was introduced it was a hassle to get used to it.

But now that I came back I started a new fort and lost it to tantrum spiralling. My bad, I'd left corpses lying around, that's how you learn. Huge and out of the way refuse stockpiles next time.

But I did that now and I'm having the exact same problem. Once they get a little stressed they go all the way, then they start fist fights or kill themselves or whatever.

Also after I build a library and temples and so on, the dwarves start to miss their family and friends, how can I solve that? They used to all hang out in the same place.

They get stressed from working too much and not enough, civilians want to train their martial skills but any form of combat stresses them out. This really sucks.

Any tips?

The power of propaganda, very good. I wonder how powerful it can become in the game because it's all-powerful outside of it. Preachers can have a similar role.

(pompous voice) I'm not sure we can hold Game of Thrones to same standard of excellence to DF.

But I'd really like it.

Not to mention the obvious advantage of trapping invading armies into a block of cement.

Dropping molten gold on invaders to create horrendous statues would also be nice.

What Bumber said.

Quantum stockpiles are a placeholder for a better storage system, I think. No point improving it in the short term, it'll just lead to even more complaints down the line.

I love this idea. I made a suggestion long ago about magic in DF being similar to real life magic such as ritual magic, chaos magic, shamanism, voodoo, etc.

Golden Dawn people especially love this sort of thing with large groups, chants and all sorts of elaborate props. If I'm not mistakened, buddhism and taoism have similar stuff and American Indians made some beautiful looking magic circles.