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So, for a while, my friends and I have been trying to look for our Gamecube games. The last time they were seen were when out friends hot their new TV, which was almost a year ago. Probably a few months ago, my friend's cousin wanted to borrow their Gamecube, which they did. In our search for out games, we asked if they had it. Apparently they didn't which was pretty sad.

Just today, my friend got a text from his cousin asking if we wanted some Gamecube games. What an convenient opportunity! We accept this gracious gift and wait sure the game's arrival. I jokenly predict that they're going to come and hand us the purple CD case we kept our GC games. I was right. My friend's cousin comes in and hands my friend the purple CD case with our games in it. We all have a good laugh and the cousin goes on her merry way... Then we notice most of the games missing. What's worse were the missing games were the ones we wanted to play. My friends gets a little pissed and send a text mentioning the games were missing. He gets a text back later that says "oh we probably threw them away, sorry!"

...yep, everyone's mad.

On another note, my phone's being a huge dick to me, so there are probably a ton of mistakes. My laptop won't charge anymore (again) soo I've gotta this stupid phone.

Quote from: Naryar on February 05, 2013, 02:58:10 pm

Moving the dwarf (by removing the bed) seems to work for me at all times.

Indeed, this is the fix.
Has been confirmed multiple times as well

As I said, getting rid of their beds doesn't seem to work for me. I've even tried rebuilding it just to remove it again.

So I've had a few deaths and a lot of injuries from my last goblin ambush.
Most of my injured are healed/healing except for 2. Two of my injured are lying on top of a bed with "no job," while being severely dehydrated and starving. I've been trying undesignating my hospital and deconstructing/reconstructing my beds, but everyone, including my medical team, seem to be ignoring.
This isn't the first time this has happened, but I'm not sure how I fixed it the last time.

LNP deleted my custom graphics set. It had chosen the wrong DF folder and I thought it was the one it came with, so I was messing with the options and had it install the Phoebus graphic set. I realized my mistake when I tried running it.
Later, I was trying to look for my graphic set I had in there and it was gone, replaced by Phoebus' stuff. My tileset was gone, too. It'd be completely gone, were it not for the graphics being stored in the saves, but my tileset wasn't there, though.

What's a good outfit for my melee squads to wear?
I've got them in the default "metal armor" uniform right now, but I want to know how to equip them for best protection/most mobility.

I embarked in an evil glacier once, back in 40d. The name that was given to my fortress was... "Bunnyflowers."
Obviously, I had to keep it.

So my fort just had its first goblin siege, so I ordered my military(4 squads of ~10) to stand outside of the front of my fort, but still inside my walls.
I had a lever that pulled up the four drawbridges that lead into my fort. I really wanted to pull it, but this was happening at the same time the dwarven caravan arrived.(They also came with a liaison to inform me that they want my fort to be a barony!)
The goblins arrived before the first caravan had arrived at my trade depot, which required crossing one of the bridges. I was watched intently, looking between the caravans, which were going painfully slow to my depot, and the goblins, which were going painfully slow to my fort. Soon, the last caravan was juust about to fully cross the bridge. Just one tile. I ordered that lever pulled and also made my citizen burrow go up to it.
I watched my woodcutter go up and pull the lever, but at the same time I heard Soundsense start playing battle sounds.
My dwarves and the goblin squad were both on the bridge.
It was too late to get that lever pulled and I watched in horror as the bridge went up. The scream that Soundsense produced, indicating one of my dwarves was killed. I paused the game to assess the damage. About 3 dwarves were knocked on their ass by the drawbridge slamming into their face, otherwise unharmed. One dwarf was propelled into the my moat with enough force to kill him. Another 3 dwarves, including my captain of the guard who I had named after a friend, were in the moat, along with 5 goblins. The rest of the goblins were on the other side of the bridge, a few of them inside my strategically placed cage traps. I unpaused the game to see how this would unfold. I doubted the survival of my poor friend in the moat, as the only way out was on the opposite side of the moat, behind a closed floodgate. The goblins and the dwarves started fighting while underwater and drowning. I was truly an inspiring sight, until they drowned a few moments later. (Luckily, they had managed to take out at least one of the goblins!)
That was the end of the remarkable things. I had my broker trade with the caravan, my citizens haul the newly aquired goods, got my mayor recommended for barony. The drawbridge was dropped after that and the goblins came back over the bridge, only for three of them to get slaughtered while the rest fell into my cage traps. Then one of the caravans' escorts tore off a coati's toe with his teeth.