EPTDwarf Fortress - Addiction in ASCII - Page 6
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VPCursed
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SpectralFremen
Australia386 Posts
I know its in a weird place but this is dwarf fortress  | ||
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VPCursed
1044 Posts
On May 18 2011 14:42 SpectralFremen wrote: Make sure that "wood burning" is enabled. Its in 'farming' jobs. I know its in a weird place but this is dwarf fortress thanks! :D | ||
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SpectralFremen
Australia386 Posts
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ArcticVanguard
United States450 Posts
On May 18 2011 14:59 SpectralFremen wrote: Just a warning, if you are going to rely on trees/charcoal to power your metal industry you are going to munch through a LOT of trees lol I dunno, if you have one or two dwarves constantly cutting trees, it's not so bad. The trees always grow back relatively quick too. I always use a lot of wood products, less metal and stone. | ||
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protoge
United States55 Posts
NEW MAP, woot woot | ||
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forthwith
United States23 Posts
On May 18 2011 14:59 SpectralFremen wrote: Just a warning, if you are going to rely on trees/charcoal to power your metal industry you are going to munch through a LOT of trees lol I was playing this game nonstop for awhile, and this was actually the reason I quit. I dug down soooo many floors, but I was never able to find any magma. How many floors can you expect to have to dig until you hit magma pools? And is it a whole layer, or is it only in spots of the layer? | ||
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SpectralFremen
Australia386 Posts
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plated.rawr
Norway1676 Posts
On May 19 2011 08:39 forthwith wrote: I was playing this game nonstop for awhile, and this was actually the reason I quit. I dug down soooo many floors, but I was never able to find any magma. How many floors can you expect to have to dig until you hit magma pools? And is it a whole layer, or is it only in spots of the layer? Unless you're at a volcano, or you get a lucky site with lava founts in cave 1 or 2, you'll most usually have to dig down to below cave 3 to hit the magma sea. Based on your world generation options, this can easilly be 60-80 z-levels downwoards. And of course, once you find the magma, you have to either split your fort into your old close-to-surface part and new close-to-magma-forges-part, unless you want to recreate your entire old fort further down, which is a pain in itself. Or you could of course figure out pumpstacking and get the magma higher up. And then there's the lag from having discovered 100 z-worth of levels plus magma stack liquid physics having to recalculate all the time. Such joy! I'm not a fan of lower level magma workshops myself. | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
 . If only it was a bit more intuitive on its own, the guides are helpful though. | ||
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JMave
Singapore1803 Posts
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yoplate
United States332 Posts
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ArcticVanguard
United States450 Posts
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synapse
China13814 Posts
I might try this out though, seems fun o_o | ||
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SpectralFremen
Australia386 Posts
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ArcticVanguard
United States450 Posts
On May 19 2011 12:14 SpectralFremen wrote: Comparing this to minecraft is like comparing lego to building a Ferrari. This. Imagine playing minecraft, except by coordinating 7 (at the beginning) dumb humans to do it, all at once. | ||
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LordWeird
United States3411 Posts
 edit: not to derail but ZZT is an amazing open-ended ASCII game as well. Old as shit but fun. | ||
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randombum
United States2378 Posts
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ArcticVanguard
United States450 Posts
On May 19 2011 20:07 randombum wrote: One of my dwarves bugged out (or went nuts?) and claimed like 70 food items without eating them. Is there a way to reassign them or something? I believe he was taken by a strange mood. It's usually a good thing, since it only comes during a time in the game where you usually have all (or most) workshops and most necessary materials. | ||
GMarshal
United States22154 Posts
Losing is fun! seriously though, setting up farms in the frozen wasteland of my starting zone is proving to be more of a challenge than I had anticipated... EDIT: Anyone up for a succession game? ^_^ | ||
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