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Who's to say that the Titan's always going to be your primary concern, and you have the time to focus long enough to pull it?
Trust me. For this instance, those are way better.

Huh. What, should we wait until the Era of Revival, or something?

I have begun a prototype-testing chamber. For now, the moving parts, such as floodgates and water and such, will not be implemented..This was mostly due to the surprise visit of two child immigrants I got in the spring, forcing me to rush to complete a chamber.
Currently, I have made the two following improvements on the chamber:
1: There is now a bridge over the chamber. This is not only to drop in food supplies, if those become dangerously low, but is also there in case I need to drop in more animals.
2: I have made a down-stairs department in front of the bridge-gate, where the food is stored at the beginning of the project.

Skin allow for pain. Painless dwarves fight better. Therefore; skin and fat both need to be removed.
Anyway, there're a couple of FBs that just plain remove fat and skin. The problem is, it's less controllable then, say, a cave-in over magma at certain intervals.

Don't be ridiculous. That's just plain impossible!
The steel-grafting, by the way, is possible via making steel molten by..Apparently..Dropping steel from great heights into a bunch of water..And then you just have your dwarf swim through it.
I guess he'd have to be naked for it to work, though.

Insane? Well, yeah, I see that.
But I myself believe it is not yet complex enough, nor is it wasting enough resources.
But until I can find an extremely complicated and extremely wasteful way to create Magma-Mist, it will just have to stay that way.

Yeah, but for some reason, people don't seem to treat magma as the answer to everything in real life..
Imagine if they did, though. "So, our debt is through the roof! What do we do?!" "That's obvious. *Pulls lever* MAGMA!" *Floods world with magma.*

Yes, but that's the real-life..
..And in real-life, no game compares..Well, except in graphics. And lighting. And that annoying disability to mute real-life.