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DF General Discussion / Re: Fan art competition!
« on: August 01, 2010, 10:56:08 pm »
He looks, um... well endowed.
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at this rate im surprised this thread hasn't Godwin'd itselfHitler would say that.
Ergo we can neuter our cats.Unless there's gameplay related to it, adding naughty bits would have no benefit other than the opportunity to bruise, break, dent and sever them. It would be funny, no doubt, but without functionality associated with them it would be fluff, meaningless injuries that are already covered by upper and lower torso injuries. If you can't get a status ailment by damaging it or a foodstuff by butchering it, why include it in the anatomy instead of a more generalized body region? For my part, I'd rather see kneecaps added in. Have the Hammerer aim for them.I think it would be good because if a dwarf was to have his balls smashed with a hammer,he wouldn't be able to breed which means it would make the game a bit more realistic.
I still don't understand why the option to encrust ammo was included in the first place. When has anybody ever made jewel-decorated ammunition in real life, where bugged value multipliers don't work?Eventually I can see super sharp gem-tipped bolts.
Unless ammo is due to be made into a major trade good for some reason, that really ought to be removed when encrusting gets its upgrade.
If adventurers could chop off genetalia, you know SOMEONE would go and pick up the severed "limb", and start bludgeoning or throwing it at other creatures, potentially killing large swaths of the game's population in a rampaging genetalia-frenzy.A bronze colossus "longsword"?