EPTnice write up sir!
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Ulfsark
United States958 Posts
nice write up sir! | ||
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DarkEnergy
Netherlands542 Posts
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shackes
Germany148 Posts
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DarkEnergy
Netherlands542 Posts
one word comes to mind. FUBAR The design of this fortress is mind boggling. | ||
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 18 2012 22:57 shackes wrote: Well I've been doing it this way, not quite allowed by our rules: - Room with beds (or anything that can be designated as barracks) - Assign squad to train - Turn all labours of squad members off - Set squad to inactive Might have similar effects if the schedule is all Train, and the squad is set to Active/Train, haven't done it that way though. Basically, for each of the 3 full-time squads, their schedule is like: 1 month inactivity/vacation 4 months patrol route or station at the gate (mostly to stop lone goblins and kobolds, since stolen babies give bad thoughts) 7 months training In addition to the sleeping/equipping barracks with weapon, armor, and ammo stockpiles, there's a room designated as a barracks/armory with Training turned on. It's got weapon racks, armor stands, and archery targets. By equipping these units with wooden weapons, they practice against each other without hurting each other. Each militia captain is an ex-Ranger, with lots of points as Marksdwarf, Dodger, and Armor User, so he'll lead demonstrations and drills during training time. It's not as fast as a Danger Room, but it's easily fast enough to keep up a trained military. As an aside, our fort isn't really in a GREAT place right now given the dozens of injured dwarves and the fact that our metal economy has stagnated for a year. something tells me the next rule has quite a bit of work on his hands. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 19 2012 07:50 PrinceXizor wrote: so is dice not leading any training sessions? He's kind of designed to get his own squad eventually, since he has the most skill at training others of any of the dwarves. He's the guy whose job is drill instructor right? He's leading the heavy infantry squad-- they have their own armory and barracks. They don't do any patrols, though, just 6 months of training per year and 6 months of being civilians, since some of them are miners and woodcutters. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On June 19 2012 07:53 Blazinghand wrote: He's the guy whose job is drill instructor right? He's leading the heavy infantry squad-- they have their own armory and barracks. They don't do any patrols, though, just 6 months of training per year and 6 months of being civilians, since some of them are miners and woodcutters. yeah he's one of the original 7. Pretty much heavily put points into observing and teaching as well as dodge in order to allow us to quickly train up a military as well as be protected from raids. | ||
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Ulfsark
United States958 Posts
Either way, Next fortress I make I am gonna send the file to Blazing hand and let him set up my military for me :p As payment, he can name the mightiest warrior after himself. | ||
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Isualin
Germany1903 Posts
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plated.rawr
Norway1676 Posts
Edit: Oh wow, pet dragon. We're so gonna go up in flames. | ||
]343[
United States10328 Posts
also, I hope he can't breathe fire from inside the cage :D (he certainly did a lot of... fire-breathing outside the cage) | ||
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 20 2012 02:07 ]343[ wrote: hmm, I thought dragons were trapavoid (?????) also, I hope he can't breathe fire from inside the cage :D dragons aren't trapavoid but are just kinda beastly. i had stationed the military behind the last line of weapon traps, near the main stairwell, and was hoping to just fire enough crossbow bolts to take him down after he went through all the traps. We got very, VERY lucky that he got caged. I'm not even sure the cage he's in is actually dragonfire-proof, so the structure being built around him is to prevent him from seeing something tasty and breathing fire at it. | ||
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KharadBanar
Austria463 Posts
On June 20 2012 02:12 Blazinghand wrote: dragons aren't trapavoid but are just kinda beastly. i had stationed the military behind the last line of weapon traps, near the main stairwell, and was hoping to just fire enough crossbow bolts to take him down after he went through all the traps. We got very, VERY lucky that he got caged. I'm not even sure the cage he's in is actually dragonfire-proof, so the structure being built around him is to prevent him from seeing something tasty and breathing fire at it. >imprison Dragon in a cage which you don't know whether it's fireproof yep, this sounds like DF alright | ||
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 20 2012 02:14 KharadBanar wrote: >imprison Dragon in a cage which you don't know whether it's fireproof yep, this sounds like DF alright Well, part of it is that I saw him breathe dragonfire and burn down our granite bridge and several gabbro structures, so it's not super clear that whatever his cage is made out of will fare better. | ||
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KharadBanar
Austria463 Posts
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 20 2012 02:20 KharadBanar wrote: Is Dragonfire not the same as regular fire? I saw it burn through several stone structures, so I'm gonna say yeah, it's different. It seems to be warmer >.> maybe stuff needs to be magma-safe in order to withstand it. | ||
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KharadBanar
Austria463 Posts
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On June 20 2012 02:26 KharadBanar wrote: Seems reasonable... what was the cage made out of again? I think it was a silver or copper cage that we got when we bought the Bear (who I think was killed by the dragon, since he was chained to the gate and no dwarf could be spared to save him) | ||
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KharadBanar
Austria463 Posts
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