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I dont know why but for some reason the auto-updater doesnt seem to work, it tells me the new stuff will be unpacked or whatever when I have it do it, but it doesnt seem to do anything... Is there a way to see a download progress bar or something to see that it IS in fact downloading/unpacking/installing the new update/s?

I second this, auto-updating doesn't seem to do anything. Not really a big problem, it would just save time if it updated my current pack, I wouldn't have to go through all the options in the new version and set them to my custom values.
Excellent work regardless, thank you for your work.

Or maybe tying to it the type of migrants that want to move there.
I think this is all planned for the starting scenarios arc, though.

I don't think it's ever going away, unless you drain and clean it, but on the other hand, I don't think you're screwed either. It shouldn't have much of an effect, if at all, on the quality of the water.

ps. Or use DFhack to clean contaminants.

Much suggestion, very terrible: getting wood must first require felling the tree, then sawing the trunk and branches, then splitting the wood, followed by a period of drying, shorter or longer depending on climate, wood stack location, tree species, etc. Otherwise item quality and durability is negatively impacted and firewood emits smoke and becomes less efficient.

Hi. I've heard that, with praying, it helps to have single-god temples. I have a temple for each god and one generic (for foreign gods) and I haven't noticed any problems. All are regularly visited. Maybe you need to let some time pass, but you definitely do not need to cancel jobs (I have work shop orders running for years or decades).

For the crafting needs of my 160 dwarves, I have made some 8-10 craft shops, with different rank requirements and different permanent orders covering different materials and then I've given to most of the dwarves wood, bone or stone crafting (with Therapist it's super easy). Excluded are the very skilled artisans, that regularly craft exquisite and masterwork items through my orders.
This way there is a constant rotation of dwarves crafting stuff and taking care of that need, but it's not super micromanaged. The "super-micromanagy" way would be to make dedicated workshops for every 1-2 dwarves and only allow those to craft there, with permanent orders to craft something every season or so, but I'm not willing to go that mad with the system. With my system I can switch the dwarves working for their needs through max 10 clicks on Therapist.

Hi folks, I recognize Urist because I saw him in a match once
I love Mordhau and my gf loves watching me play, she wonders how is it possible for me to like both DF and something like Mordhau...
Anyway, in my opinion:
Crossroads super unbalanced, to the point I hardly play it anymore;
Mountain Peak very unbalanced, but enjoyable all the same; the big brawls in the courtyard can be fun;
Grad and Camp are both good and enjoyable;
Taiga is probably unbalanced but I like it.
The two new maps are looking good and we can't wait to play them!

Edit: my steam id is Kaeso Venator!

I like it, it's a good and, I think, relatively simple suggestion to implement (considering some other ones...). I'd love the reduction in stress in setting up a working chain of workshops and stockpiles, cutting out or reducing all the bugs you mentioned, but especially like the potential FPS savings due to reduced constant hauling. Possibilities are truly vast and it could be a step towards "work zone" workshops.