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If I recall correctly, there's a button-press that takes an isolated snapshot of the active window (alt+printscreen I believe). From there, you just 'Paste' it in MS Paint like any other screenshot and save.

I'll try that...

Badgers shouldnt be an issue for training on.  they are a threat when they enrage on lone haulers and weak hunters.  The giant versions are pretty fun vs leather armor.  Capybaras are basically badger clones in this respect

Not much experience with capybaras, but they don' seem to get angry because of your existence.

Quote from: evileeyore on May 24, 2011, 02:07:28 am

I noticed today that Lead is listed in the economic stone list as "Sharp Weapon Useable" (or something very similar).


Hmmm.  I have no lead on my map, so I'll have to wait til I can buy some to see if that means what i think it means.

But every metal has this description? Maybe it means these metals can be use to make blades sharp. Iron sharpener menacing with spikes of gold and adorned with hanging rings of lead.

I think it means that you can tell workshops or the job manager to make X Y, where X is a metal and Y is an object.

I am sad at how little you guys are being creative. Training, bins for reclaim, useless, random side discussions about the Romans.

Id like to have a turn!

wrong topic...

...Huh...

While clay has, for me, replaced glass as the infinite-resources industry, I'd like to be able to find sand easily when I want to make glass. Would it be hard to add an option to the site finder for sand?

If the migrants are already dying, why do you need to limit population?

On a more serious note...If there is such a high death rate, why do so many migrants keep coming?
Finally, if you have 18 or 19 pop, the waves will keep rolling in until a baby is born or a migrant makes it to the fort...and for two waves after that.

This is a picture of the embark area. Ocean to the right and swamp to the left.

Excellent, clay!

19th of Felsite

What I once considered a minor inconvenience, is now turning into a major problem. We have no fresh water and our stockpile of drinks is dwindling fast. There are some seeds laying around though. Our farmer says he knows how to grow, so we may have to rely on alcoholic drinks like those bearded midgets.

BUILD A WELL!! MAKE SOME WOOD MECHANISMS FIRST! HURRY!

These large rodent men in the swamp seem to be rather docile. Yesterday, the Shaman went out to try to communicate with them and they replied in some strange language.

...Wha...?



If there are still spots open, I'd like a kobold. Draknoiss is his name; he likes dragons and wants to catch and/or tame one, depending on his profession 9mechanic or animal trainer, respectively).
Also, I think I would like to take a turn. If I don't respond for, say, three days after you say it's my turn assume I missed it and you can proceed without me.

I generated a cavernless world with only two civs. They were dwarves and kobolds. 7500 (typo) years later, the world was empty for 7,495 or 7,496 years.

Taking out the creature tags from goblin, elf, and human civs (or at least elf and human civs) leaves dwarves as the only farming civ. Take out caverns, and everyone starves.