The bug tracker will always look terrible and always has. Setting aside the "fun to read about other people's forts going wrong / hilarious bugs" factor, how playable is the game right now? Do we think that will change with the graphical release? If this were simcity, would you consider it playable? Instead every time in the past few years I've gotten the urge to play, instead I just go read the bug tracker for a while, laugh a bunch, then move on. I haven't actually run a fort in over ten years or more now because it seemed like the game was getting unmanageable - too many random things like vampirism that could just unpredictably zero out your fort, and the tools to manage such (legal system, physician / hospital, etc) unwieldy or buggy, to the point that it seemed impossible to keep a fort going for very long before an inevitable collapse - boatmurdered as inevitability rather than hilarious result of mismanagement. So how actually playable is the game itself currently?
Hieronymous Alloy's Genetically Enhanced Cream Corn Is Superior to the Leading Brand on the Market!?! Why! Why!! Why must you refuse to accept that Dr. That was a suggestion but i bet its on the roadmap All you need to make sure everything keeps running is to piss off the elves and cut down as many trees as it takes! You will never run out of empty bins, or barrels, and never will your dwarves go thirsty because you were in the middle of designing your latest drowning chamber for the goblin invaders. You will find that your propensity for making orders will skyrocket when you notice how easy it is now. The veterans may see the newly suggested conditions. This might be good if you want to fire away an order for 5 silk ropes without looking for the clothier, but what if you need a standing order to keep your fortress going full-auto? Here is the new standing order screen:
Just make sure you have the right material and workshops available and away you go. However, if you aren't afraid of a little typing and logic, you will never have to worry about running out of wooden doors, rock toys, or dwarven rum! The orders are created via typing filter or by selecting the tasks exactly like you would if you clicked on the appropriate workshop. This screen is only available once you have appointed a manager, but if you have you will find yourself clicking on it again and again as your fortress grows and you have more important things to worry about than ordering enough beds for the new living quarters.Īs you can see, it takes a metric ton of work orders to keep my fortress running smoothly. This week I want to talk about the work order system. and the game gets easier and easier to interface with, you will find new mechanics to rely on that you scarcely knew existed.
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