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DF Adventure Mode Discussion / Re: I have no eyes but can i see?
« on: August 28, 2010, 08:57:46 am »
Meh - Theyre only eyes, i didnt need them... *Just waits for a wolf to come along and rip my throat out*
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This is a good one. I made a fort. Designed like big halls, with towers, and each tower was a different workshop place, with stockpiles and such. The entire thing was built under the ocean. I lost the fort and found it in adventure mode, but half of it was flooded, and I spent hours travelling through it, using my pump system, to deflood it and try to get as much treasure as possible. Its so massively fun, to be walking through a fort to suddenly open a door and have water rush out and drag you half way down a hall and into a hole. I actually drowned. I made left a pump running and got washed into a well, and escaped into a room, with water above it, and water below it, and I drowned swimming up and out.Excellent! At least you didnt get Miasma on your way out...
You cant? Then... What killed everybody...?Recently, i was playing the regular Dwarf Fortress mode, and made a small city, with 74 occupants. Recently, about 10 of them turned psycho and killed literally everyone then died of miasma.Just saying, you can't die of miasma.
Except they died at the hands of dorfs who were enranged at the miasma, but thats unlikely.
Most awesome thing I ever did? I was running a dwarven wrestler (his skill was legendary by this point in the adventure), who was remarkably fast. Ambushed, and surrounded by six wolves, I had him grab each of them as they came close. Three with one arm (upper arm, lower arm, hand), three with the other (upper arm, lower arm, hand). I then started throwing: two of them hit nearby trees, one of which exploded (the wolf, not the tree), and killing the other instantly. One of them flew off-screen, and I never bothered to see where it went. A fourth one hit a tree, then lay there stunned. I now had two wolves, one in each hand (on their heads). I proceeded to do what I did to raise my wrestling skill quickly: I tortured them to death. First, I pinched their noses, the pain rendering both unconscious. I then began gouging everything I could, then ripping out teeth and tearing off ears. When they finally passed out from the pain, I started towards the last wolf, who, by the time I got halfway to him, had started limping away: a front leg and back leg were broken, and a few organs were damaged. When I reached him, I gave him a complete set of broken legs, gouged his eyes out, then released him, sat a safe distance away, then watched the wolf slowly bleed to death. It took a bit longer than expected, but I'm a patient man. While I waited, I started licking the wolf's blood from my character's armor, although I quickly filled up on that, it was rather entertaining, watching a wolf bleed to death while drinking splattered wolf blood.Why have i never tortured any people...
Remember, on Dwarf Fortress, 9 times out of 10, Evil = Awesome.
Just wait until the winter comes.Winter just ended... Well, im in for a looooong wait.
And with the fist of a child, i shall slay Giant Cave Spider and Beetle alike!Kill the child, for everyones sake.No, kill it then use its mighty body as a weapon!
Or at least the Fist of Nestlefed
Magical. Have you any clue as to how this happened? Could the river have overflowed, or some such thing?Well, there was a river running right by the town, and the Ocean was within view on the far east side if that helps...
Kill the child, for everyones sake.No, kill it then use its mighty body as a weapon!