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DF General Discussion / Re: Your drinking culture
« on: February 09, 2015, 05:28:44 am »
Most past taverns had beer out of a keg and drinkers even brought their own tankards. Every dwarf should have a menacing *mudstone mug* on him.
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I want this to be a thing. I'm serious, think of the possibilities, elves struck in a cage for a eternity surrounded by their shit? I need this to be a thing.
I think since then, though, Toady has become more conscious of potential scandal. He did remove crass words from the game's dictionaries, for example. And even there, he's thinking it's not a thing for dwarves which would make it unlikely in dwarven taverns.
I notice that (more than one) gelding blow injures pancreas. Maybe the [GELDIBLE] is under pancreas.
A dwarf about channel out the very last bearing floor of the two tiles he is standing on. Over a pit which at this point was 5 Z-levels down to the bottom.
Three of my dorfs have passed age 100.
The fort itself is 23 years old.
There's no babies.
There's no children.
The youngest one is the newest migrant, my manager. He's already 58 years old.
At the moment I am inclined to agree that adding poop into dwarf fortress does not add anything other than more clutter on top of the existing clutter.
The proper time to add it into the fortress would be when Toady One adds a more detailed agriculture and soil mechanics than at present. At the moment we have no distinction between topsoil and substrate and no measurement of soil nutrients. We cannot have poop in the game until we have these things since we have nowhere for the poop to go, so it just adds to the endlessly increasing clutter than already infests the game.
The same mechanism also works for the rest of the biodegradable clutter, such as bodies. Bodies could also biodegrade into topsoil, adding nutrients as could things like fruit and dead plants.