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Same here. I love the fortress game mode now, but I miss the family trees, the maps view and the way Legends Viewer presents the information of the whole world. I used it every time to check my kings' family history, check for interesting monsters I wanted to fight or personal dramas I wanted to draw.

I hope it becomes possible to use the viewer again, at some point (or similar). Thanks for all the work and the joy you gave me with it.

Most of the time it ends up being "the sims". Prettyfication of the fortress, micromanaging the citizens' tastes in furniture, etc.

And having the most whooping tavern in the continent, of course.

There's this Longdeath Fort, a projected 1000 years fort, currently hundreds of years in, if memory serves.
Look for BlindiRL on twitch or Youtube, he streams regularly and maybe he can give you some good advice on stream or in his vod youtube.

https://www.twitch.tv/blindirl

Also probably a well known thing but one of my dwarves is wearing like 4 crowns at once.

Kruggsmash had a dwarf wearing five at some point. I don't know if that's the official record or someone has a 10 crown circus artist around

¿Did she had her first artifact already? ¿Like a crazy wool cap with jewels or a silly obsidian doorknob? ¿Any marriages or a gold  vein to craft into toys?

¿What are the developments in this sister-meets-DF story?

Save for papermaking purposes, all those pig tails and (if the bioma allows for it) extra plants and wool and silk hace no other use than clothesmaking.
Textile industry had little place in my previous forts, but right now morale and stress make textile workshops really important. To avoid rotting clothing bad thoughts and to keep boring (or unoccupied military) dwarves satisfied doing stuff.

Also, once the tailors become really good, it's just so satisfying to check people are dressing fancier than anayone in the continent.

For roleplaying purposes, ¡You can't keep your people treading in the snow withiout warm wool clothes!

Sometimes I wish there were lots more of clothing pieces.

Disabling the weather looks like a really good option to me. Weather doesn't affect anything apart from the dearves' mood, I think. Ponds don't refill with rain, rivers don't flood, and snow storms don't slow movement or prevent birds from flying.

So disabling weather is like assuming weather's there but your citizens don't care about it more than the world around them. I think I'll do it next fort.

That sounds too good and sensible.

Is it even possible ?