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DF Gameplay Questions / Note to self:
« on: August 24, 2010, 03:04:32 pm »
When you have a large platform hanging over open air, do not order the entire thing to be deconstructed at once. For some unknown reason, my dwarves decided to destroy the rear portions of the platform first. You know, the portions that were actually connecting the overhanging platform to a support.
While they were standing on it.
Luckily, the platform was only hovering over a refuse pile so no one was standing under the slabs of concrete when they fell. I can only imagine the rotting corpses of rats and spoiled meat softened their fall because only 2 dwarves wound up with broken legs from the 6 or so that were standing on it when it collapsed. 6 professional, well-experienced masons decided it would be best to remove the supports first...
Then, when the dust cleared and my dwarves had hobbled off, embarrassed and ashamed, I notice that somehow my best weaponsmith had got himself stuck in a cage trap. I have no idea what happened, or how he managed to do this, but I can not for the life of me find a way to get him out.
-_- It's like the three stooges over here.
While they were standing on it.
Luckily, the platform was only hovering over a refuse pile so no one was standing under the slabs of concrete when they fell. I can only imagine the rotting corpses of rats and spoiled meat softened their fall because only 2 dwarves wound up with broken legs from the 6 or so that were standing on it when it collapsed. 6 professional, well-experienced masons decided it would be best to remove the supports first...
Then, when the dust cleared and my dwarves had hobbled off, embarrassed and ashamed, I notice that somehow my best weaponsmith had got himself stuck in a cage trap. I have no idea what happened, or how he managed to do this, but I can not for the life of me find a way to get him out.
-_- It's like the three stooges over here.