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[EDIBLE_VERB:bite:bite:bites] Strangely appropriate

[ENTITY:IMMODESTRON]  Succubi?

[SHOOT_MAGPIE_MAX:350]  Because 351 would be excessive.

[RESIZABLE_POST_LIAISON]  A convenient feature!

[USE_TEETH_WITH_HALBERD]  Obviously.

[EXTREME_ROAST]  Dwarfy and nutritious.

Then its drink from them ears]  Running elves thru the still.  I approve.

[ITEMCORPSE_QUICK]  Before it reanimates!  Too late.

[VAMPIRE_NUTS_TO_COKE]  One of the more useful adventure-mode reactions.

It would be very nice if we could view the descriptions of built furniture (especially statues, etc.) directly from the look (k) menu, instead of having to switch to view items in buildings (t) and go through several submenus. There is so much detail in this game but so much of it is inconvenient to access.

This would be helpful!

At worst, I'd like to see the K, Q and T menus be choices on each other (e.g., pressing 'k' on the 'q' menu leaves the cursor in the same spot but now looKing at the tile).

This is actually more of a utility than a mod, so the topic has been moved to Utilities and 3rd Party Applications.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=157631.0

That could work pretty well. Thanks. Elves will always whine and moan

Don't forget an evil fertilizer that includes blood or somesuch as a reagent

One slaughter should be fine.

You can't add new reactions into an existing save without memory hacking, no.

You can however CHANGE a reaction in the save file.  Just don't do it while the game is running!

Let's not forget the possibility of exponential increases in complexity, like giving each individual creature their own version of events, allowing lies to be told and rumors to evolve naturally.  Right now, knowledge of events exist and some people know about them, but adding true deception and social engineering will throw a whole new dimension of complexity into the game, which will require a lot more memory to hold.

"No man has a good enough memory to be a successful liar."  -- Abraham Lincoln.

A world simulator with gigabytes of available memory, however, has a decent shot.

I just wanted to note that I did not alter any inorganics, nor your onload.init entries, it was all just drag&drop, no changes from my end.

I don't think it was any of that, it's just that the mod uses a lot of callbacks and they might be bumping heads with something else that MW is doing.  There is also one particular bit of virtual duct-tape I used in create-unit.lua that seemed like a weak point, but it survived quite a lot of playtesting until now (rather than figure out how to add a proper wild animal population, I attributed the Awakened Stone to an existing one outside the embark area).  This might fix itself if I simply set the proper invader flags on the spawned unit.

That might also eliminate the need for the OPPOSED_TO_LIFE trick.