- Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 update#
- Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 code#
- Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 series#
An army of goblins has arrived to avenge their fallen comrades. >As the stone begins to crack, a great cry rises behind it. The only thing holding the bronze colossus at bay is a masterwork stone door. One by one, they grow exhausted and fall. Glad to escape the chaos inside, the soldiers rush to fight it, but their pitiful bone weapons are no match for it. Old bedrooms are converted into cells, but the citizens within them starve or go insane, leading to more deaths and more tantrums. The fortress guard mete out lethal beatings for criminals left and right as there are no holding cells. Citizens throw tantrums everywhere, breaking chairs, doors and other dwarves. The remaining military deals with the goblins but the damage is done. But while the soldiers are returning home they are ambushed by a squad of goblins and slain. >A minotaur arrives first, eager to take the fortress's newly earned weath for its own. >The dwarves meager holdings expand dramatically in a few month's time. Disband dining room to put a stop to said celebration. Chairs, tables, doors, pots, coffins, everything. >Finally pierce the aquifier! The leader and wife's bodies are recovered and for the first time my dwarves have access to stone. Little did I know this was only a shadow of things to come. The rest of the dwarves eventually recover, unhappiness balanced out by the sheer masterwork quality of the cook's food. The expedition leader's wife descends into madness and drowns herself. >Mass depression strikes the fortress, turns out he knew everybody. He drowns before I get the situation sorted out. >As the expedition leader is walling off the last portion of the aquifier, both pump operators go on break. Years pass before I gather enough, and the dwarves settle into their rustic lives.
Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 series#
>Purchase building materials from the caravans to pierce and wall off the aquifier through a convoluted series of pumps and heavy micromanagement. Military is armed in leather&bone, they fend off the occasional goblin snatcher. >Survive through hunting and meager farms. To make things worse, new trees only grow in one tiny corner of the map turns out I embarked on a desert. The entire map is covered with one a few layers down, preventing access to any stone, and I already wasted what little wood there was. >Dig down, huh, why's this hole filled with water? >Quickly harvest all trees, start building everything out of wood. Being able to choose priority for digging is fucking great, for instance, and for all the shit the new military interface gets I still get a kick out of the real-time orders menu. Then again, there's also some minor UI improvements now and again. Want to search in menus? There's a script for that. Want a better manager? The new stuff in the current version was a DFHack script, once, and I think the script is still more powerful in some respects. Want mouse control? There's a cool mouselook script, IIRC, although I forget the name. Want to see mutiple Z-levels? Text Will Be Text is literal magic. Find labors annoying? Use Dwarf Therapist or autolabor. I think this is also one of the reasons Toady has given for not fixing the UI so soon - the fans are kind of doing it for him.
Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 update#
Also, it's not official in any respect and sometimes buggy and also needs some work to update it whenever the game gets a new version.
Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 code#
It's just that they don't have access to the actual code of the game and thus don't have quite as much power as they could. (Then again, given his lifestyle that might be sooner rather than later.) It's his magnum opus - he'll probably keep working on it until he dies, for all I know. I think he's said that he's probably got at least 20 years left of material, yeah.
>Trapped between mad clowns and the undead husks, I made the only reasonable decision an overseer could.Īnd so my fortress fell to ruin. >First swing of a pick reveals something marvelous. >Like a boon from Armok, the excavation of the magma sea has revealed GLORIOUS CANDY! >they're inside in no time, gangraping my poor farmers >all of a sudden, the largest horde I've ever seen bumrushes the fortress outta nowhere. >magma forges are set up, time to git gud and wreck some undead business >lose fucktons of dwarves to attrition, atomsmash the corpses for insurance purposes >things going well for a while husks are damn scary and damn tough >embarked on an evil biome, gonna bathe my dwarves in blood n' shit It's a lot like walking you're basically falling forward in a somewhat controlled fashion until something decides to cock it all up. It's okay Anon, no one is good at Dwarf Fortress.
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