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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Sunletters - Legends from a Newb
« on: September 20, 2023, 03:32:33 am »
So, I admit nothing much epic happened since the dragon attacked.
But it's year 107, 18th Granite and Sunletters has now become the capital and the ruler moves in!
I was very much tempted to retire because in most city builders and strategy games I find managing big settlements cumbersome and little fun.
But on the other hand I wanted to experience this "losing is fun" kind of thing, so it's weird to terminate my first DF fortress without losing.
For the time being I'll try to accommodate the ruler and dip my toes into this "Mountainhome" thingy, but first and foremost I decided to experiment more with room constructing and accumulating wealth.
To tell you the truth, I'm drowning in iron, there's even a stack of platinum ore and tons of gems I don't know what to do with, so I never had a reason to dig much deeper. I hope that trying to push the wealth of my rooms is the lever that gives me a reason to dig deeper and provoke more fun to come pay me a visit.
Speaking of provocation: My fortress is neatly squeezed between goblins and elves, and both are nagging but neither are trying to really mess with me.
Even after I raided the Goblin settlements a few times. Maybe gonna try sacking or even occupying them, but I couldn't make up my mind on that one so far.
But it's year 107, 18th Granite and Sunletters has now become the capital and the ruler moves in!
I was very much tempted to retire because in most city builders and strategy games I find managing big settlements cumbersome and little fun.
But on the other hand I wanted to experience this "losing is fun" kind of thing, so it's weird to terminate my first DF fortress without losing.

For the time being I'll try to accommodate the ruler and dip my toes into this "Mountainhome" thingy, but first and foremost I decided to experiment more with room constructing and accumulating wealth.
To tell you the truth, I'm drowning in iron, there's even a stack of platinum ore and tons of gems I don't know what to do with, so I never had a reason to dig much deeper. I hope that trying to push the wealth of my rooms is the lever that gives me a reason to dig deeper and provoke more fun to come pay me a visit.
Speaking of provocation: My fortress is neatly squeezed between goblins and elves, and both are nagging but neither are trying to really mess with me.
Even after I raided the Goblin settlements a few times. Maybe gonna try sacking or even occupying them, but I couldn't make up my mind on that one so far.

