May 9, 2024: The May '24 Report is up.
News: April 23, 2024: Dwarf Fortress 50.13 has been released.
News: February 4, 2021: Dwarf Fortress Talk #28 has been posted.
News: November 21, 2018: A new Threetoe story has been posted.
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"I probably should remove my wife's corpse from our bed before sleeping in it." - None of my widower dwarves ever said that."I've had a long day, woman. I'm too tired to bury your heavy ass today." - Said no dwarf, but they were certainly thinking it loudly.
If the snatchers want to steal children, why do they keep stabbing every child they encounter in the face?They want to check the child's survivability before wasting time carrying them off.
Why do dwarven children never pick up all those dead people's clothes they claim for themselves?They realize it's smelly and covered in blood and decide they don't want it anymore.
The odds of being encased in ice at the same time a shark attacks you, I would consider, miniscule and if it happened to you, savescum is legitimate.Sharks have nothing to do with it. If you're swimming in the ocean and it freezes, then logically you should be frozen with it, even in quick travel.
Why oh why must dwarf fortress crash whenever the fort is actually doing something interesting?Because interesting things attract Armok, and His glory is too great to behold.
Why do goblins and/or other invaders become friendly temporarily after reclaiming?
If we were to get multi-z'd buildings at some point, that is we could have a single scaffolding building that could span several tiles both up and to the sides, that would help a lot. Then you could both set it up and tear it down as a single construction. Of course it would have to be limited as mentioned to avoid any kind of exploits. I'm not sure if moving fortress parts will involve a system being implemented to allow for something like this, if so that'd be great.We're getting multi-tile trees next update that can be chopped down from their base. Shouldn't be to difficult to adapt.
The Ripe Perplexing Furs of the Bear of Oblivion.Maybe they spent a very long time on this quest: http://uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Bear_Season
Sounds like something out of Ragnarok.
Won't be able to get through doorways, though.It strikes me that multi-tile megabeasts would be fairly easily defended against by corridors slightly narrower than said creatures. Unless we had some actual motivation to make corridors more than 1 tile wide, which (as far as I know) doesn't currently exist in-game.I think traffic jams give plenty of incentive to make large corridors on the x-y plane, but there is no incentive to extend them onto the z plane, which I think is the real problem. Unless multi-tile megabeasts would be hugely flat and squat.
Yep. That'll do it.So instead of viewing the pages you need individually, you want to download a huge PDF consisting of likely thousands of pages (that won't update) instead? Not to mention that PDFs are probably larger than plain HTML. You might be looking at a several hundred gigabyte download. That sounds way worse.Thank for suggest.I found new way By using
What I'd suggest instead is finding some way of caching your frequently viewed pages and viewing them offline.
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Some nice things in there - the hauling upgrades sound GREAT, for instance.I'm surprised nobody mentioned the downside:
...Awesome.
Because of popular demand I went and created a batman-ruled world.
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The playable kobolds also have a reaction to alcohol, though I'm not sure if ingested syndromes can be transmitted through roasts.You'd think the alcohol would be cooked off, at least IRL.
