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DF General Discussion / Re: Damn steel cockoaches!
« on: May 31, 2011, 02:13:41 pm »Would cage-traps work against it, or is it trapavoid?
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Would cage-traps work against it, or is it trapavoid?
Were-mantis
Luigi cancels reading: Laughing hysterically
Boss cancels work: Interrupted by Luigi
Boss strikes Luigi with tong lashing.
Luigi has been struck down !
Your boss hits you with tongs? Man, I think you can sue.
Granite is smart. These are good ideas.
QuoteThis day I installed it my 6 yrs old son asked me If he can have this game as well. He is barely able to read in our native language - which as all of you already know from my language skill presented here - is different from English. I thought he would not be able to play it neither this game will be fun for him for long time. First time he was only digging horizontal tunnels as long as his food was depleted and dwarwes stopped to dig :-P .. but later .... I cannot say DF is his only game. He won Starcraft 2 single player already and playing ladder with bellow average results, he won Mass Effect I and II - and few more games - but few times per every month he visits my room and asks me - "Father, Why my dwarf attack others? Or something else from DF. And then we go to his room and he learns few new tricks about DF.
Now at his 7 years he can read slow but well in native language but also he can read and understand many english words - only because of DF. If you let him to start new Fortress he can build the very basic one with storages inside, basic workshops, doors, beds, basic rooms for his dwarfs using 2 or 3 levels, mining some diamonds and store them in own made bins, create still and distile some beer to own made barels - everything by his own. None of couple recent modern games forced him to ask me about "what means word XXX" - he won his recent modern games just by Try to click icon by mouse and watch what is going to happen. Last weekend he watched me to play and asked me what is "Farm Plot" - so another step was made and he now can flood room using small underground lake and start his own farming fun.
Your son... is better than me at this game.
And he's six.
Dear UristMcCastun
to avoid this you can just create meeting zones over all the places you want dorfs to meet, just don't forget to assign the dining room as a.. well dining room![]()
Avoid what, parties being organized? And how so, does keeping all the dwarves from gathering in the same place help prevent parties?
But "depressed alcoholic sociopath" spells "dislocates heroic cephalopods".
I will be sponsoring that greatest of mammals: the Giant Tortoise.mammals!?!?![]()
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Ceti Eel...
Okay ... which bit's what? (or what bit is which ... I don't know - what the hell is it?)
Can't donate, but could someone do me a favor and try and get the earwig on the bottom of the list? Those things are freakin' creepy.
If both wikipedia and my memory are correct, it was originally a native american mytho (wendigo?) that either Lovecraft or someone writing a Cthulu story used... I want to say HP used it in a short story, then someone else took it and ran with it...
Thank you.
The important thing that seperates Ithaqua from the rest of the mythos, is that it has one of the few names I can remeber how to spell the majority of the time, a truely unique feature.
*Face palm*
It's not a DF thing, its a Lovecraft thing. Or atleast a Cthulu thing, I think even though Ithaqau was in the mythos, it wasn't Lovecraft. Maybe, it could have been him.