> Я нашел русскоязычную вики. Она мне поможет?

> 11/01/2009: Ha ha, I haven't been to an adventure mode town for a very long time. There just hasn't been cause for it during all of these other changes. After I did the temple greeting update, I thought I'd be able to green out a few more items today. Instead, during testing, well, there were no temples, because there were no buildings, just a town with about 100 priests of different denominations standing in an otherwise empty clearing. It turns out they'd been razing their own temples each year and then starting new religions, leaving the old priests behind, and on top of that the game no longer knew how to place buildings because it thought there were too many overlaps with the new cave features.
> Once all that was fixed, the priests disappeared entirely, but the game still registered the religions as having them. When I checked out an example, the guy had been a tiger hunter all his life, which ended when one of the hunts went horribly wrong. The following year, he was appointed a priest. No wonder my adventurer couldn't find him. After that was handled, I finally found a priest hanging out at a temple, and he greeted me properly.

> 11/02/2009: I updated all sorts of location/gender/etc. issues today linking the new position raw files to the rest of the game. It all went smoothly, so we have more green stuff on the list. One of the things left over from the map stuff from last month is that internal volcanic features sometimes leave a gaping hole in the earth when they are not supposed to, and quite a bit of monstery stuff spilled out of there while I was checking that the liaison was named properly, but other than that there weren't any other traumas to report.

> 11/03/2009: Today I cut out all of the obsolete unit types and updated the code references where it made sense. This included things like the noble work exemptions, complaints about sleeping quarters and punishment exemptions, which made their way into the raw definitions. The old king/queen arrival was updated to move all of the "capital" rules-from-location position holders of your civilization over to your site, and the generated axe-dwarf royal escorts were updated to use whatever weapons make sense for the entity. The hammerer and tax collection code is going to be updated with the guard update, and the dungeon master position might not keep all of its quirks -- it's an appointment, and since your baron is an internal elevated position now, your dungeon master appointee can't suddenly have a personality wipe to make room for DM jokes. It's also weird that they'd suddenly let you tame exotic cave animals. Later on there should be some sort of knowledge/cult/guild surrounding that position, but I'll be happy enough passing that along for now.

> 11/04/2009: Getak Twigracks was a human warlord ruling the town of Spoongrizzle. After four peaceful years, he decided to make a journey to a nearby mountain range called the Belted Tooth, and in the manner of the legendary stories, he managed to tame the giant eagles that lived there. Eight years later, he traveled west, befriending the jaguars that lived in the hills there and bringing some back for his personal menagerie. Many more years drifted by, and the aging warrior thought perhaps he would be able to live out the end of his life in harmony with his many beasts. However, this was not to be -- because I forced a human assault on my fortress with a debug command. Several squads of foot soldiers came, as well as a group of trained jaguars running along with them. Getak was escorted by his personal guard, all riding giant eagles. The seven dwarves milling around by the wagon put up a modest defense.
> The elves still have a great advantage in the use of beasts, but there can be a bit of variety now. As in fortress mode, the historical dwarves can now take advantage of certain underground beasts (not that you fight dwarves yet), and the goblins should have a greater variety available as well.

> 11/05/2009: Gulsheb escaped from the depths during the third year of recorded history and wandered the mountains for six years. Eventually she tired of this life and convinced the humans living in the hills below that she was in fact a manifestation of Tob, their goddess of deformity. She was a towering, bloated one-eyed thrush with a fat, bulging trunk in place of a beak, so it must not have been that difficult. The villages united under her rule, and she directed a sixty year expansion. Then the war with the elves began. She never took part in the conflict personally, preferring to direct it from the capital of Pastsmokes. After 24 years and several assaults on the town, the elves finally managed to raze the city. Gulsheb was beheaded by the elf Athifi Swampauthors. Fourteen years later, Athifi herself was shot and killed by a human in the same town. Over the next 500 years, Pastsmokes was destroyed 33 times in the unending war, but the leadership position created by Gulsheb to unite the villages continued to be occupied by various humans during the entire period. The most recent of these rulers was Mastrod Hairymagic, who took control in 599. She continued to worship Tob and the rest of the pantheon, unaware of the deception that had occured centuries before.
> The goblins don't have a pantheon to sneak in with, but they respect the power of a strong, murderous critter, so a demon that can defeat (not necessarily kill) whoever's in charge can assume control. One demon managed to assume leadership of the goblins before they had organized positions themselves but was killed and eaten by a hydra three years later. The goblin Stozu Tickwail, a survivor of the same attack, took it upon himself to assume the position of "Master" created by the demon. Unfortunately, another demon that had been roaming in a nearby forest saw the opportunity and challenged Master Stozu a year later, and the goblin was killed. This demon, Cuwiwe, ruled for nine years and was killed by a rampaging cyclops. The new goblin Master was killed by a cyclops the next year, as was his successor, and the one after that, ending the civilization. It was apparently a bad place to live.
> The last demon, Ata Newtmonkeys, ruled a peaceful goblin kingdom for 300 years until she was burned up in the dragonfire of Ronux Fireytaxes, who survived 600 years of world generation with 137 kills.
> If you want to get the same civ-leading behaviors out of your modded-in mega beasts, you can tack the POWER tag on them, which works in concert with INTELLIGENT_LEARNS. It'll need some spheres to match up if you want it to try its hand at playing a deity. The god impersonation and position formation will then pop up in the legends to read, along with the animal stuff from yesterday.

> Вот, к примеру, пост выше, он ведь расказывает о тех самых глобальных войнах, которые обещали большевики которых все ждут уже год как?

> нашим подопечным некоего абсолютного лидера, который будет указывать, что же в этих самых войнах делать? Я правильно понял идею?

> 11/06/2009: The Terror of Lambs was the name of a goblin civilization that arose in the Windy Land. They settled at a spot in the mountains which they called Urarstod, "Malignedlaw". Initially, they were equals, but within the year, the goblin Zom Hatredscourges intimidated the others with threats of violence and called herself "Law-Giver", assuming absolute authority over the others. The Palace of Nightmares was constructed, and Zom ruled from within, amusing herself with the jaguars she tamed from the dunes. Strangely, having big kitty cat friends was not enough, and war began with the elves within three years. Zom led a small band to attack their forest two times and was beaten back twice in personal combat with the elf Lapama Glimmerdrink, a hobbled cyclops hunter. The third attack, named The Brutal Assault by historians, was to be the last for Zom, killed and eaten by Lapama, who returned to cyclops hunting and died the next year.
> The goblins were used to having a Law-Giver by this time, and Smunstu Staticsteal, a bear-lover who braved the tundra and elven forests for polar bears and black bears alike, rose to the position. The humans took advantage of Lapama's death and defeated the elves utterly during this time, and the goblins lived in peace for many years. A trade dispute with the dwarves brought war back to the Windy Land.
> The goblins were winning, nearly taking the dwarven capital, when something horrifying emerged from the dunes. A shambling mound of vomit vaguely resembling a walking frog, it was Vim Forkedmarshes the Profane Nadir, mistress of torture and misery, emerged from the underworld. The demon challenged Smunstu's legitimacy as Law-Giver of the Terror of Lambs, and brought down her putrid fists on Smunstu's face three times, killing the unfortunate goblin. After a few years, Vim moved into the Immoral Tower in Terrorballs, a new settlement built near the ruins of the dwarven capital, which had fallen to the cyclops, Savot Seasonwill, the same beast who killed Lapama years before. Indeed, the cyclops problem was now the pressing issue for the goblins and their disgusting leader. Savot's pack of four attacked Terrorballs repeatedly, and Vim held twice, fighting off the beasts. In the end, Savot was victorious, and Terrorballs became another empty husk to match the dwarven ruins nearby. The goblins cowered in Malignedlaw while the humans eeked out an existence far away on the coast, besieged by ettins and a bronze colossus.
> As with yesterday, even the semi-megabeasts need to have their numbers reduced slightly, ha ha ha. I guess that's a welcome change compared to their 40d pathetic selves.
> Anyway, that's the variable positions experiment with goblins, so I'm greening that one out. There's a lot more that can be done there, but this is a start. A goblin can consolidate control in one position (not necessarily through violence), or delegate military strategy to others who will do the fighting. In the world above, the Law-Giver position also had all of the military responsibilities. Zom might have lived a bit longer if she had delegated those tasks to others (there aren't military coups yet), but with the Profane Nadir coming down the line, an early death was probably inevitable!
> I made another small world just now, and fortunately it went the other way. A popular goblin assumed control of the group without taking on the role of actually leading forces into combat. After a few goblins held this position, a demon took control (through a duel which ended without a death -- the goblin got married and then was shot by an elf the next year). Wars were being fought by unorganized groups of goblins at this time, and after about a decade, the goblins decided collectively to select a general to be under the demon (it's more likely that the demon decides, but it went the collaborative route). The demon survived (the short) world gen, but there were five or six generals in fifty years. After the duel, the demon never fought with anybody again. Every civilization was intact with all of their settlements and the world was in peace during the last thirty years, though the beasts were quite active (none of them died and they had a few hundred combined victims).

> 11/08/2009: Meetings with diplomats/complainers etc. have been updated to use position responsibilities instead of the old unit type/appointment system, so the entire "Entity Positions" section on the list has now been greened out. I've also been sorting through the remaining squad plans to get ready for the final push there, which starts tomorrow. I've already delayed formations. They aren't crucial for the release and I can just do them before I do improved sieges, since that's when I'll most start to want to have them around I expect. That leaves (at most) fifteen squad items, which I'm hoping to be able to finish this month.
> 11/07/2009: Today was a more mundane guard update day. It'll now use whichever squads are assigned to the appropriate position to handle law enforcement and tax collector escort in dwarf mode. The actual scheduling menu option is slated for the squad stuff, which is coming up after I handle meetings, but once that's up you'll be able to use your fortress and royal guards however you like in an emergency (or whenever), but generally you'll want them free to do their duties (unless you don't care about law enforcement and upset nobles). In any case, they shouldn't be mostly useless now. Law enforcement in adventure mode also works (at least like it did before, with violence), but they don't know how to make specific squads in world gen yet, so right now it's just the guard commanders that do it. That'll need to be sorted out later, but I can push it out of this release without causing too many problems, hopefully.

> 11/13/2009: Maybe I'm bound not to green-out a list item when I begin testing and all the dwarves around the initial wagon pitch their clothes on the ground and begin to wander around naked. The alligators didn't help either. By the end, a soldier that was changed back to civilian status went over to one of his squad's racks and stowed his battle axe properly instead of dropping it on the spot as they do in the currently released version. There are a few more things to verify before I can check that part off though. It bodes well for squad cleanliness anyway. Civilian cleanliness has a way to go...
> 11/12/2009: The quartermaster-style dwarf that handles all of the squad equipment allocations in larger forts is up with a proper office job now, and I'm now working on getting the soldiers to move between their civilian, combat and training outfits and equipment with as little scattered mess of strewn clothing as possible. Hopefully this will also fix up lingering problems with axes and picks vs. soldiering for woodcutters and miners as well. Once that's done I should be able to check up on overall sparring injury rates to make sure we've settled down into something reasonable.
> 11/11/2009: Worked out some of the kinks in the new military interface and added the ammunition section. You can set up ammunition allotments by material (and type, so you can do unusual things like set up a squad to use the bows and arrows left by invaders or your modded ammunition or whatever -- it'll stick the entity-favored ones on the top of the list), and you can set each allotment to be used for combat and/or training. So you could, for instance, set aside your squad's metal bolts for combat and have the marksdwarves use wooden bolts for training (or do a steel/copper split in the same way). It'll probably need some tweaking, so that dwarves without combat ammo will use training or even unassigned ammo when they are really pressed, etc., but this should finally give you some control, anyway.

> 11/19/2009: I looked at maybe the last item on the list that could be red instead of green (that is, delayed instead of included) and decided that whatever I could do today could go in for this time. So critters now become familiar with the items that they wear and hold, such as shields, armor and weapons. If a creature is familiar with the objects it is using, the related combat rolls will be adjusted upward depending on the degree of familiarity. The process of familiarization with an object speeds up greatly if the object is being used instead of simply held. A creature can also become attached to objects it is using over a long period of time and reject upgrades, provided the equipment still matches the squad position requirements. Attachment is fairly rare but is more common if there are preference matches.
> It also keeps track of the item used to kill critters now (including both missile weapons and ammunition), and that'll pop up on the legends screen for every death that occurs once play begins (didn't have time to generate consistent weapon data for world gen). Each individual item also tracks how many creatures it has killed and where (including non-weapon objects like tantrum-thrown furniture from a stockpile), and this information will come across in the legends screen for artifacts.
> To have such legends come up a little more often, dwarves that are attached to an object and have either used it in battle lots-and-lots or if it's a weapon and has killed a historical figure of era-level importance (civ leaders and mega beasts, pretty much) will name the object and raise it to a kind of semi-artifact status, where it will appear in the legends. You can get at the information in play just by looking at any item, named or not, but the naming will preserve the object throughout the histories by name forever. There are a few side effects I didn't get a chance to handle -- a named item cannot be truly destroyed for instance (it becomes lost, as with a created artifact, and can reappear if you visit the site where it was lost unless in the wilderness). On the handled side, the new objects don't attain the high level of craftsdwarfship/bonuses of created artifacts or their extreme value levels.

> 11/20/2009: I started my wagon with mail leggings, iron flasks and a load of ale, then I told the dwarves that this month, they'd be on duty, standing over in the dirt some place, wearing leggings, before telling them that they can drink all they want. They put on their leggings, stuffed their flasks in them, went over to the barrels, filled up the flasks with ale and then milled around in the dirt. There are a few settings for this -- you can tell them to go for water or nothing at all if you want. You can also set the number of backpack rations like before. It still handles the flask/backpack assignments automatically, as before, but there's a bit more officialness to it. You can view all of a soldier's assigned equipment from the military screen (not just the desired uniform, but which items have actually been selected).

> You can set your squads to defend any number of burrows as an order in their schedules. If there's nothing going on, they'll pick a square somewhere in their designated zone and hang out, eventually moving on to another zone location. There's less movement than with a patrol, but they still get around quite a bit. If a non-ambushing opponent enters any of their defended burrows, they'll head for the trouble. The schedules can be varied by the alert state, so you can change the defense patterns depending on what's going on. I imagine this will be made more interesting over time, but the current setup should be somewhat useful, anyway.

> Еще я слышал про какой-то очень крутой визуализатор, может, с ним игра будет немного понятней, а то я пару раз начинал, да так и не осилил.

> Релиз ожидается в конце декабря/начале ноября

> Это как это?

> Что там с непрямым управлением?

> 12/02/2009: The first issue was tackling the sever problem with skeletons. The issue here is that when a skeleton is created, it strips away all of their rottable tissues, but that leaves the head completely empty (things like the skull are sub-parts), and this means the skull is essentially floating separate from the spine (which is also floating). Handling it correctly is a bit of project, so I just stuck the slightest bit of totally rotten muscle on them for now to hang things together. The only downside here is that you'll occasionally see muscles in the combat text for skeletons. It all raises the question of exactly how the bones are moving and supporting their weight in the first place, which I suppose will start to be answered when I get to the curse entry on dev_next. For now, they are held together by wisps of very strong rotten muscle that inexplicably work. In terms of mods, for each part that is completely rottable, it selects the deepest non-subordinate tissue marked as a connector and keeps it. For a dwarf, legs and arms just use bone, while the head and body have to cheat. It should work for rotting away any undead creature to a "skeleton". I haven't tested them, but "skeletal" insects should end up being hollow exoskeletal husks with this method.
> 12/01/2009: I started off the month with some outstanding issues with material contaminants, especially issues involving state and temperature, and a quirk with dust (which was knocking people out like cave-ins no matter the source). The final test was to inject molten iron into the starting dwarves as a blood contaminant and make sure that doesn't go well for them. On the second try, everybody melted immediately and I lost, which is good. On the first try, the contaminant cooled off too quickly and they just had a lot of iron sort of abstractly sitting inside of them, at least for a while (all blood contaminants degrade over time, since they are really supposed to be venoms etc. -- iron was just faster to pull up). We've also got water freezing into frosty stuffs on people if they get wet and then step out into the cold, and steam coming off of spirits of fire in the rain.

> Командовать дварфами напрямую нельзя. Они делают, что хотят. Можно задавать им профессии, можно задавать задания для всего замка. Кто что именно делает они там сами уже разбираются.

> # 12/05/2009:I updated rotting today (I still need to do fish items), and I also made the new body part pieces work with the new craft jobs, so you now have ivory, horn, tooth, etc. crafts for the dwarves to make.
> # 12/04/2009: It's still in progress. I have this so far. A few of those are useless, but most can be eaten or otherwise used. It's all prepared according to the actual state of the corpse. The meat, ivory, teeth and bone objects are on the next page, and the prepared yummy eyes are on the previous page. I haven't handled the flag for skulls yet, so they are counted with the bones for the moment. It's quite a bit of food, so the numbers might be tweaked, but the small critters also need to give you some food and elephants are very large, so it might end up being hacked up a bit from reality for balance purposes. Of course, elephants are a little harder to kill now, so maybe a bit of a reward is in order. We'll have to see how it plays out. I suppose I could use "sweetbread" for the pancreas. I'm not really sure of other special names. There are stacking/barrel size and hauling issues as well, and I'll adjust numbers and items as needed there as well. If that means randomly cutting several of the specialty food objects for each instance of butchery, that'll be fine for now, and they can come back once I tackle hauling after this release.
> It has been getting colder, so I've been keeping my arms under the blankets. This has lead Scamps to invent a new game, where he'll claw my neck until I show him one of my fingers. Then he'll go about his business for the rest of the night (or day, I guess).
> # 12/03/2009: I was mostly mucking around with meat and plants today, working out the problems there before attempting to use objects like meat in butchery. There were various issues with them not showing up after world gen or not being known to the entities properly in other ways, which led back to some underground layer population bugs for dwarves and so on. I'm all set to begin the proper butchery stuff now.

> I fixed up tanning and tanning automation today, and I added automated fish cleaning and fat rendering. Modders can also set any of their custom jobs to be automated for whatever building they put them in (among the limited options) and their custom buildings. I dropped a bunch of marmot bodies in a swamp with a butcher, tanner, kitchen and fishery, and it was nice to see the bustle as marmots and turtles were processed, without adding any jobs. I added a stopgap solution for automation vs. burrows -- if an automated building is located in a burrow or set of burrows, it'll restrict its search to those areas. Without going through workshop profiles or doing explicit assignments, this should be fine for now, but there might be some annoying cases.

> Вроде бы надо жать > и < - но у меня ничего не выходит

> версия с тайлами

> А farm plot- строится поклеточно, это нормально?

> много вопросов

> может где-то можно прописать другие кнопки, в каком-нибудь *.ini?

> 12/15/2009: Giant critters and the animal peoples are popular, at least in my own mind, and their numbers are still growing even as the underground update continues, so I set up some handy tools for adding them that people will be able to use. You can tell a creature to copy its raw tags from another creature entry, then tell it to add, remove or swap out lists of tags, and these can be set up in templates ("creature variations"). The swap can be restricted to a leading tag list (say, BODY:HUMANOID) to avoid some problems. You can apply multiple templates to a creature and they'll modify the raw tags in order.
> So far I just have the "giant" and "animal person" templates that swap, add and remove tags to turn critters, including the little vermin ones, into their appropriate relatives. I put in a few special sizing tags so that sizes don't have to be entered manually. Pretty much all it needs for most of them are new name strings. Certain examples like slug/snake men that don't have legs (vs snail men who do) need to be specially treated.
> Things like various birds are much easier to add, since you'd only need to specify their differences, like the name, size, biomes and colors. You could set up a base "bird" template and then just add the desired information on top of it. There could also be templates for things like the common tags shared by all "element men". All sorts of things could be done with this later, and it might allow more of the later sphere creature modifications to be in the raws. If you don't want to mess around with templates, you can still use the copy power to do some things quickly.
> It's somewhat strange to work with the tags at times, and it'll probably have to be augmented to make it more powerful down the line (nesting templates would be very useful), but the current setup is reasonably useful and it should be a pretty good time-saver for people that find themselves making similar creatures and don't want to use castes within one creature definition (which imposes some limitations on the biome for instance). It doesn't replace the body detail plans from before -- they should probably be merged later and the whole thing raises the issue of proper scripting languages again, but I just wanted to get this out of the way.

> 12/16/2009: 40 or so new underground critters... and very few of them were "mans". In the raws, you can specify how deep you want them to be, among the first three layers (if your world doesn't have that many, they'll get crammed together) or down at the bottom ones. Now on to various other hanging issues with the underground.

> переписку

> 01/09/2010: Ran through some underground invasions, fixing problems as they arose, and did a bit more with underground entity population regulation over long periods of time.

> 01/15/2010: Okay, the underground life checks are done. Gas/liquid leaks from internal tissues of those kinds, getting them to exit the edges of the map correctly underground (there was a little bit of underground monsters running up out of available stairways to exit from a surface edge, but it was mostly okay and should be fine now), checking up on the new titans, etc.

> > Quote from: James.Denholm
> > Toady, what is, in your vision, the limit to the possible "gore" of the game, especialy in Fortress Mode? I mean, I know that someone said something about strangling a creature with his own intestines way back when, but how far beyond that does the sick minds of your brother and yourself the vision of the game go?

> Beyond strangling a creature with its own intestines? What that means is really going to depend on who you are talking to, and soliciting more specific examples might send this thread all to hell. There's a lot of Assyrian-style stuff in world gen that might get realized during actual play, but there are also a lot of things that are not going in.

> Today we wanted to see how the hospital zones worked out over there in a real fortress environment, so Zach took his fort and made a dwarf-dropping device. After a few false starts, we got a dwarf with a compound fracture in his left hand. One of the caretakers wanted to clean the dwarf off but kept dumping the water next to the dwarf, over and over. Once that was sorted out, surgery began. The dwarf Zach had selected didn't have any surgical experience. As I was watching, blood splattered on the walls and floor, and another dwarf ran over to diagnose the patient again, while the dabbling surgeon moved between repairing the compound fracture and trying to stop bleeding from malpractice. Eventually it was time to suture up the wound, and the dabbling surgeon did this... then again... then again... our poor patient had four sutures in his left wrist before I got the bug figured out. Bandaging worked out fine, but I had screwed up the meal requests for patients that can move under their own power, so while the patient was waiting for a splint to be constructed in the workshops the caretakers left him to die of thirst. I got the splint together just in time, the caretaker put it on correctly, and the patient jumped out of bed and ran to get a drink.

> 2. Как отключить нотификайшны с паузой при стычке с стенками воды/лавы при майнинге? Я даже не подозреваю, как можно копать, когда варнинги то и дело вылазят.

> The current situation is that I expect a (buggy!) Windows release in about a week, with the 40d# merge commencing at that time (or within a few days of the release). This is a bit of a change of plan, since I was originally going to release for all operating systems at once, but I feel like I'm going to get even more bogged down if I don't do it this way and the initial pre-merge release will give us a control to work with in the same way that 40d can be compared to 40d#. The initial merge release shouldn't take too long though, and it will be the top priority aside from the worst catastrophic crashes and things of that nature. I know the merge changes make the game playable for many of you when it otherwise isn't.

> Oddam Nimakoltar has been happy lately

> He had a nice bath recently

> Ну и еще вопросик. Мир там (в 31.08) генерился аж до, чуть более, чем тысячного года, лол. Это сильно сказывается на геймплее? В смысле, хоть я и не очень понимаю этот процесс, но может быть там всех монстров к этому времени вырежут, лол.

> FPS до 60+, при обильном движении, конечно, немного падает. Ожидал явно худшего.

> Это следствие, т.с. "сыроватости" новой версии? У всех производительность ниже стала?

> PARTIAL_PRINT

> обычно все наоборот и монстры вырезают все цивилизации

> Алсо, по ходу, в init новой версии, так же нет параметра [POPULATION_CAP:]. Его можно вручную туда добавить? Не хотеть бесконечных дварфов )

> Там должно быть ДВА инит-файла. В одном графические настройки, в другом игровые.

> По большому счету оно только на легенды влияет.

> 40d

> Лед в виде камня при растаивании становится жидкостью
> в смысле вещи

> нихуя непонятно с управлением.

> captain_duck

> v.0.28.181.40d16

> Там крепость идёт уже в комплекте

> Тогда и видеотуториалы не нужны,

> demon diplomats rampaging around destroying your buildings

> Вот расскажи ещё мне, как ты world_gen.txt перед каждым новым эмбарком редактируешь.

> Какая разница,

> Обучающий эффект в этом случае случается, когда ты обнаруживаешь, что же забыл взять.

> Диктовки быть не может.

> со своей отстройкой-толпой-дварфов-без-нужд.

> Adventure mode has cauldrons of blood, and dwarf mode has received its first night creature blessing as well. Proper burial is now somewhat more encouraged. An alternative form of memorial has been made available for those whose bodies you have misplaced.

> Намек Тоади не очень ясен

> возможно, просто стоит послушать DF Talk?

> I should be back to postable stuff after today.

> I put stores back in over the last few days, and today was minotaur day, since they share some night creature characteristics and so were a good candidate to raw up. They live in their labyrinths and use weapons from the people they've killed. You can tell when they've been eating dwarves because of all the small equipment laying around or by the artwork on the crafts. Well, there's also the direct evidence. Minotaurs start with some natural skill (you can assign natural starting skills by type and level in the raws now), so victory isn't often easy. My second adventurer met a minotaur with scars, my first character's blood spatter, and my first character's halberd, and I promptly added myself to the collection. They don't bathe yet apparently, although I have no idea if minotaurs should ever clean themselves or not.

> Домики

> Все сдохли от жажды.

> я ж только комнаты нормально оборудовать научился

> у меня в общей столовой было очень много животных

> наковальня была только я ее использовать не успел

> камни валялись везде

> Лава есть всегда под пещерами и над адом. Она там весь уровень занимает.

> Эээ, ты где был то всё это время?

> надо бы сыграть снова

> Рекомендую дождаться ноябрьской версии. Там куча вкусных добавлений, делающих жизнь дворфов намного веселее.

> Рекомендую дождаться ноябрьской версии.

> я не уверен, что такой способ работает в текущей версии.

> Let me tell you something. There are so many features coming out this month for adventure mode you will be astounded. Traverse the land with the new travel map, but watch the sun bar on top. You don’t want to be caught out after dark. At any moment you could be ambushed by ghastly night creatures, goblins, or worse. Castles await, filled with lords and ladies waiting to send you out on quests to slay mighty monsters. Can you enter the Minotaur’s labyrinth and live to tell the tale? All this and more has already been prepared and only needs a few more days of debugging before the release at the beginning of this month.
> November is the month of the town. Pigs, sheep, and the long awaited chicken will be found in villages across the land. Farmers will sell their raw material to the towns which will use them to make even greater objects. The caravan arc will come back from the dead as merchants tote their goods from town to town, fair to fair, right up to the door of your dwarf fortress. The availability of goods will reflect the world’s landscape. These units making their way across the world is only the first step on the path to great armies planned for the end of the year.

> ...

> I know I just said I was done with features, but I was on a roll and did aimed attacks and random combat opportunities. Enemies do it too. It shakes up the combat flow quite a bit, and you'll occasionally see them use their secondary attacks when opportunities come up. Opportunity maxes out on unconscious opponents and enemies also know how to pick the best strikes, so fights can be finished quickly now. Now I'll get to the pre-release cleaning, he he he.

> определённое количество денежных средств. Почему их меньше чем указано там?

> стоит график-мод

> где список изменений

> Подходят ли старые сейвы?

> желательно хотя бы частично переведённый

> Качать
> rutracker

> комнаты-то зачем, живут ведь и так

> 12/13/2010
> Дворфы теперь могут стричь овец и других тварей с шерстью. Число домашних животных увеличено до 16и. Также скоро появятся яйца, растительное масло и глина.

> Tarn Adams to me show details 6:33 AM (7 hours ago)
> He he he, okay, you've sponsored the python!
> Tarn

> всех задонатил

> до лучших времен проект все равно не доживет

> в дос окне

> вместо близлижащих задампленных камней таскают с черт знает какого этажа
> задампленных
> дварфы тупые

> Даже для стали, выплавленной в пламени связанного дракона, иногда наступает осень".

> ...и напала уже серьезно

> И, да, твой топор может застрять между костей, и дворф (возможно) будет пытаться его вытащить.