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[Desdichado]

Good spotting. Question partly answered, but actually, I'd like to know about item decay implementation in fort and adventure modes, as well.

[Tov01]

Hey, I just thought of something. Since you are working on fleshing out cities now:

Will you also be putting back in non-human settlements and fleshing them out?

[EvilTwin]

Those will be placed in general shops and warehouses for the time being. [...] The same should happen with extra food.

...general stores, absolutely ¤stuffed¤ with plump helmet stew and kitten roasts... Adventurers, rejoice! You just got *RESTAURANTS*!

[thvaz]

Hey, I just thought of something. Since you are working on fleshing out cities now:

Will you also be putting back in non-human settlements and fleshing them out?

Short answer: unfortunately, no.

[monk12]

Hey, I just thought of something. Since you are working on fleshing out cities now:

Will you also be putting back in non-human settlements and fleshing them out?

Short answer: unfortunately, no.

Longer answer: no, but they are slated for the Army Arc. Toady wants to get cities and the economy working with some kind of stability before extending that to a world economy with crazy racial needs.

[Quatch]

For anyone else who has problems reading the dark green question text (use limegreen!!), I have prepared a bookmarklet. It will change all green to limegreen. just copy and paste it to a new bookmark and click to fix a page.

Code: [Select]

javascript: x = new RegExp('(color: green;)', 'gi'); b = document.body.innerHTML; b = b.replace(x, 'color: limegreen;'); void(document.body.innerHTML = b);
Sample dark green text to test with.

[Caldfir]

The devlog has been pleasantly full of reportable progress lately.  A lot of time it seems like the work being done is background stuff that is important, but not really actively testable - nobody wants to hear that there is array somewhere that had its order flipped or something. 

It's nice when the progress is visibly humming along. 

[Gamerlord]

Ummmm... Where is the devlog, anyway?

[G-Flex]

It's linked to in the first post in this thread.

[Gamerlord]

k, thanks!

[Aqizzar]

Bomrek Lokumlokum, King, has mandated the construction of a gemstone ball-pit.

[zwei]

Bomrek Lokumlokum, King, has mandated the construction of a gemstone ball-pit.

Bomrek Lokumlokum, King, has mandated the construction of a gemstone spitball ballista.

[PlainTextMan]

The information stored there includes the source civilization, so a family could be the proud owners of a dwarven stone cabinet, for example, complete with dwarven artwork with the right materials, and the number of dwarven stone cabinets in the town would be the precise number that were traded in over the years.

YES

I don't know exactly why, but this is just somehow really awesome. Perhaps because it carries such an essence of Dwarvenness. Making really cool crafts, superiour to any other races', and then having them distributed as rarities in the world, reflecting dwarves' fondness of industry and craftsmanship

Ooh, and having your fortress' demand for cheap booze imports causing nearby towns to build a significant economy on it wouldn't be bad at all...

Of course, I think with the current value/economy system, there is a high risk of breaking the world by flooding it with pigtail socks and cheap stone crafts
So do suspecting that it would be a problem? Perhaps got any short term placeholders to help prevent that? (such as pop-size based limits of exports of certain items)

Bomrek Lokumlokum, King, has mandated the construction of a gemstone ball-pit.

Bomrek Lokumlokum, King, has mandated the construction of a gemstone spitball ballista.

Hmmm... imagine strange moods, but with technically/!!science!!/megaproject -inclined authorities getting ideas for usable military or other artifacts that would otherwise not be commisionable by the player...

[jimi12]

Will people who are cursed as werebeasts know that they have killed people when they turn back to normal form? Will they be remorseful or get extra depressed if they know that they killed a loved one while a werebeast?

[tfaal]

Will people who are cursed as werebeasts know that they have killed people when they turn back to normal form? Will they be remorseful or get extra depressed if they know that they killed a loved one while a werebeast?

Worldgen figures don't have the capacity to become depressed or remorseful at the moment.