May 9, 2024: The May '24 Report is up.
News: April 23, 2024: Dwarf Fortress 50.13 has been released.
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The idea of using !!science!! to keep infants alive is weird, but I guess that !!science!! is ultimately beyond morality.Preserving infant life is considered immoral? Oh, how I love Bay12!
Resize the misquitoes and send them out to catch a small squirrel.Coinciding with 1), right?
For armorsmith training, leggings are great, and for weaponsmiths battle axes are good - both give 3/2 bars when smelted. For metal multiplication, you want coins - look on the wiki page for exploits under Adamantine factory or something like that.There is not a single flux stone in the entire world. I could not make this up if I tried. Steel, the tried and true metal of dwarven kind, does not exist.
So you can get a few bars every year, that's not enough to work with, right? Wrong. Dwarf forge and smelter pseudoscience is so advanced that they can make chain leggings with one bar of steel, melt them back down, and wind up with a bar and a half of steel. Not that you can do much with half a bar, but the next time you run the reaction the smelter will spit two bars back out.
Dear armok, is this true??? I hope it is, not for exploity/infinite-metal purposes, but just for ease of armorsmith training. And was this true in .31.25?
I don't know if it was true in .31.25, but it's true now. There's a bug report on it. I've only personally tested axes though, I was more concerned with getting a legendary weaponsmith and was willing to endure the slower return rate to get it.
Currently nobody trades evil plants, perhaps except the rare peaceful goblin caravan.Do traders keep trading stuff on that you traded to them?
The only way I could think of is to remove the [EVIL] tag from evil plants (but then, it appears everywhere)
Ah, Corai, if I may just point you to this thread...Still megaproject sounds like fun, i think i may go fir it.Well, they can be a birch, but if the effort is well-rooted you willow pull it off.
Please don't hurt me
Comere little elf...
Still megaproject sounds like fun, i think i may go fir it.Well, they can be a birch, but if the effort is well-rooted you willow pull it off.
Fuck the liver? That would leave some nasty wounds...Isn't the liver just... kinda behind everything? Around where your stomach is? You know what? Fuck it.God damn. So lower body's your hips?
No--your spleen, stomach, pancreas and kidneys are all in your lower body.
You'd be surprised at just how high up your liver is
Just... fuck it.
http://www.bay12games.com/support.htmlI approve of the link, but... it's not that kind of support. Could you explain how cache sizes impact performance? I'm going to buy a laptop in the next few weeks and DF is definitely a priority
The issue is probably one of cache sizes, newer CPUs have larger L1/L2 cache sizes then the older ones.
Alright! Finally back with some more results. Wall-o-text awaaaaay!No, I meant an access to the bottom from the outside to trap the entire siege!The leader would usually be flushed first, right? Then why not let the leader be flushed down a chute without a stair and provide an alternative way to the bottom chamber - lined with cage traps which will be triggered by goblins trying to reach the leader without all that "Oh my leader is caged I will not continue or flee" jazz. I'll have to try this out sometime - maybe someone else could redesign his system to try this?^^
This; that ridiculous staircase is gone out of the middle of the pit. What I have now is open access to the bottom of the pit, reachable only through the inside of the fort (Guards' barracks, to be safe), so invaders will still walk through the door traps to try to get down to their leader's smouldering remains. Tested in the latest siege, and they cooperated.
