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DF Suggestions / Re: Salt
« on: October 31, 2020, 08:33:52 am »Salt is already in game. It's called !!FUN!!Yeah, the best spice for any meal.
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DF General Discussion / Re: Creepy or unsettling aspects of dwarf fortress
« on: October 31, 2020, 07:38:23 am »surprised nobody has mentioned that trade caravans carry barrels upon barrels of blood with them.
That... Is a very good point. And tears. And sweat.
Should we be pleased of absence toilet in game?
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DF Suggestions / Re: Salt
« on: October 31, 2020, 07:05:07 am »You can add cookable salt by modding of current game.Yes, but I think that cookable salt must be canon.
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DF Suggestions / Salt
« on: October 31, 2020, 05:40:39 am »
People can't imagine cooking withiout salt. From antion times this mineral allowed people to save food from a long time, especially under war conditions.
But unfortunately, in DF, I didn't found a way to use rock salt in cooking.
My suggestion is to add one more function of mill - to mill rock salt. The resulting resource is stored in bags or pots, and using in cooking as ingredient, but not for all meals ( otherwise the game will become too easy ). Here some examples:
salt + raw fat = lard - a product that can be stored for 15-20% longer, ready for eating, and can be using in other meals.
salt + cucumber/tomato/onion/garlic = salty vegetables - stored in barrels, czn be stored for 20 - 25% longer, ready to eating.
salt + cabbage = sauerkraut - same as salty vegetables.
Well, I think that there may still be sea salt, as an imported product from human civilizations. But rock salt can only be handled by dwarves (dwarven salt, why not? we already got dwaven sugar).
Elves would joking to call dwarves "stoneeaters".
But unfortunately, in DF, I didn't found a way to use rock salt in cooking.
My suggestion is to add one more function of mill - to mill rock salt. The resulting resource is stored in bags or pots, and using in cooking as ingredient, but not for all meals ( otherwise the game will become too easy ). Here some examples:
salt + raw fat = lard - a product that can be stored for 15-20% longer, ready for eating, and can be using in other meals.
salt + cucumber/tomato/onion/garlic = salty vegetables - stored in barrels, czn be stored for 20 - 25% longer, ready to eating.
salt + cabbage = sauerkraut - same as salty vegetables.
Well, I think that there may still be sea salt, as an imported product from human civilizations. But rock salt can only be handled by dwarves (dwarven salt, why not? we already got dwaven sugar).
Elves would joking to call dwarves "stoneeaters".
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DF General Discussion / Re: Do your female dwarves have beards?
« on: October 31, 2020, 01:48:16 am »
Happy Halloween, everybody!
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DF General Discussion / Re: Do your female dwarves have beards?
« on: October 30, 2020, 11:49:40 am »
I prefer a default dwarf ledies, without beard. Because smal, a little fat, and boobsie ladies is my ideal <3
But I accept that people had different teastes. It's ok.
But I accept that people had different teastes. It's ok.
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