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Basically, a horde of unkillable super monsters, who will rip you apart or impale you.Goblins on steroids, giant badgers whose team lost the game, bronze colossi made f rotting flesh, nobles who mandate the killing of other dwarves...?
The same way not adding kobold farms removes kobolds: Unable to farm, they cannot get food and so starve, and so the civ dies.how does removing the caverns remove migrant waves?But the problem is I keep getting additional (third, fourth, eightteenth) migrant waves. What do I need to do/find in order to ONLY get those first two waves of immigrants?I have had success by removing caverns, but don't play any one fort for long, so...??
But the problem is I keep getting additional (third, fourth, eightteenth) migrant waves. What do I need to do/find in order to ONLY get those first two waves of immigrants?I have had success by removing caverns, but don't play any one fort for long, so...??
If it was possible to embark on an (inhabited) human fortress killing them off would be way easy.I'm guessing it would be more like:
- Lock front gate
- Horribly mutilated and/or burned humies
They don't respawn in my experience, at least in Fortress mode. Just give your dwarves some combat skills and weapons and let them go to town.
You'll have to kill them all.I think they respawn in a
You'll have to kill them all.d
They don't respawn in my experience, at least in Fortress mode. Just give your dwarves some combat skills and weapons and let them go to town.venture mode.
But it's tender and flamegrilled. And guaranteed to be bone-free as well.You can't mutilate the corpse in the first place. That requires you to chop off a body part, and flesh blobs only have a body.
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Besides, I'm pretty sure you can't fit a 70 kg ball of flesh into a hamburger without mutilating it.
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Probably.
...Ah.Can't help notice there is a dwarf named Dodok in Soaplanterns....Why?
That's... ominous, don't you think?
Do some research regarding The End of Boatmurdered...
Thanks for the advice, but you have no idea how difficult it is ( for me ) to kill even a single bogeyman. I can't hit even one of them most of the time and every time they touch me, my muscles, fat and skin are flayed, my bones chipped broken, eventually they just gang up on me. It's endless and very painful.Indeed. The only adventurers I've had survive bogeymen were mind flayer void master demigods.
Alright, Dead Space involves smart, fast, technobabbly zombies. What differences does this add to DF?Not exactly "zombies" but more re-animated and re-formed corpses that are capable of advanced thought and quick movement. They are less zombies and more mutated creatures made from bodies.All I know about Dead Space is that it involves zombies in space. Therefore, I understand 51% of this mod's flavor and probably ~25% of its mechanics.Question: Can you provide a quick overview of what the mod offers in the first post?You can now live out your Dead Space fantasies!This about sums it up.
Remember the glorious days of mauling necromorphs? Now combine that with Dwarf Fortress. This is the bastard child you get!
I once had a well that drew water from a cavern. I expected flying creatures to fly up, so I built a O-shaped wall around the well shaft that went from the surface of the water to the top of the cavern.Wells don't stop creature passage. To test: Punch a hole in your dining room floor, hook up a waterfall, and build a well. Not in that order, ideally, and definitely not in the opposite order. Watch Urist McTimmy fall into the well as Lassie McAnnouncement announces the job cancellation.
A forgotten beast which was both a flyer (or at least able to climb the wall) AND amphibian climbed up through my well to enter my fortress.
So I am pretty certain they can destroy objects directly above them.
