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I was asking because i dont want any unexpected "fun"

I downloaded Farcry 4, a 30 gig game.
Got into the starting cutscene, had to go make lunch.
Come back, it's game over. I win, everything is great.

... What.

Its an easter egg.  The bad guy puts you ina room and says "Stay here, i'll be RIGHT back!" If you stay here, he comes back, turns out, he knows your mother, and he takes you to put your mothers ashes near Lakshmana. It was your objective,  so, the game is won.

Okay, i'm on a laptop, and i'm trying to get the job slector/ button-that-increases-the-amount-of-items-on-embark to the = key. What option is this?

SO, i downloaded v 006, and i was wondering when you would make a version that gives several FPS saving things such as making all wood "wood" all leather as "Leather." Is this still able to happen? Perhaps with fewer varieties, since there seem to be differences in quality now?

Dwarves? Its probably dwarves that were caprured an now serve the goblins. No, you ate not looking at a loyalty cascade. Good job on getting more than 6 enemies, by the way.

Will there be any 'compatability' problems for multispecies forts other than culture?

Todays hint seems that yes, there will be compatability problems for creatures that have ethics different than your own. Probably in a way a dwarf can walk past a creature in a cage, and get a bad/good thought from It.

Quote from: Albedo on May 13, 2015, 02:47:21 pm

For walking past a general item, it's not the Value, but the Quality that gives good thoughts. So you could spam low-quality gold items with very little result as far as that's concerned*, but one Masterwork Pine Table could make every dwarf's day!

Sorry, but this is wrong - the game most definitely uses the item's perceived value to determine the strength of the thought, both in 0.23.130.23a and 0.40.24.

Specifically, the thought contains the building's value (capped at 20,000☼), and the happiness boost is simply "min(5, value / 128 + 1)" (1-5, corresponding to "fine", "very fine", "splendid", "wonderful", and "completely sublime") multiplied based on whether it was "own" and/or "tastefully arranged".

So, what are are saying is, that all of these massive dining rooms actually cap themselves, and its better to create several smaller ones? Is there a way to see the value of the room?

And the epic saga of me having bad luck continues; I got a bit overzealous in breaching the caverns and forgot to have my military clear it first. A troglodyte picked a fight with my legendary carpenter (man, so far this fort is NOT kind to legendaries). The Carpenter eventually kicked his head and knocked him unconscious and proceeded to literally punch his skull in. Unfortunately said badass' spine is heavily bruised, his left lung is totally mangled, and he's bleeding all over the place. If he survives i'll have to upgrade his quarters as a reward for toughness.

On the plus side, my wereantelope legendary miner is successfully sealed away with plenty to do, so even if things hit the proverbial fan then the fort should survive indefinitely.

Edit: Addendum: I must have done something to anger Armok, because now I have an Undead siege  on my hands >.<

Edit2: Managed to lure one of the visiting necromancers inside before i closed my drawbridge, and my soldiers wasted no time introducing his brains to the outside world. Now I'm just sitting inside, double and triple checking that all my entrances are sealed. Any advice on what to do about the 35 undead meandering about outside my fortress?

Magma: The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.

Seriously, though, are you able to put up a large amount of cage traps in a hallway, and let them get trapped one by one?