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[melomel]

World generated and game started in 40.03; currently playing in 40.05.  First and only fort in the world; has each civ type + tower as neighbors.  Start year 501; currently 503.

I had two sieges early on--the first or second year.  One small band of mixed undead, one small band of live gobbos.  My fort actually has wealth now, but all I've seen since were two very annoying bands of grey langurpeople.

I got the two migrant waves, and since then, nada.  I seem to be stuck at 19 dorfs.  I've checked the sites and pops; there are almost 15000 dwarves in the world, and several thousand are non-undead belonging to my civ.  The bulk of them seem to be living in hillocks instead of fortresses, if that affects things.  I've upped the population cap in d_init.txt a couple times; haven't even had a birth from any of the married couples.

My best mason regularly cranks out masterwork statues that the game announces as interesting.  Masterwork demon statues, left and right!  However...  when I actually check the stocks, it's the same-old, same-old disappointing statues of my expedition leader.  Is this a known bug?

[Quietust]

My best mason regularly cranks out masterwork statues that the game announces as interesting.  Masterwork demon statues, left and right!  However...  when I actually check the stocks, it's the same-old, same-old disappointing statues of my expedition leader.  Is this a known bug?

A brief search on the bug tracker shows that yes, it is a known bug. In the future, you can do these searches yourself instead of asking somebody on the forums to do it for you.

[melomel]

I...  think I've got the search function there figured out.  (Looks like "feather tree egg yolk" in the depot is also a known bug.)

And...  after much flailing on Mantis, it looks like my issue is...  uhm.  Using a 40.03 version of d_init.txt.  Derp derp.

*facepalms*  Thanks, sorry; I'll just show myself out now.