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[Vercingetorix]

Give it a try, look for bugs, but wait until some of the issues are cleaned up before moving over wholeheartedly...still, seeing some of those new grasses in the underground was pretty spectacular.

[casthewiz]

First rule of Dwarf Fortress: Never play the odd numbered releases seriously.
Second rule of Dwarf Fortress: NEVER play the odd numbered releases seriously.

Typically the odd releases are usually the wacky/buggy versions. I would say that 31.19 is good if you're not super serious with it; issues with ore and metal rarity/distribution make traditional forts a lot more difficult.

[Itnetlolor]

Although I'm in the planning phase of my next megaproject, I'll wait until a more bug-fixed/patched up version of 31.19 (or if .20 or higher otherwise) is released before I start the actual development process of my megaproject. Fortunately, I haven't reached the concept/drafting stage yet, so there will be time to spend worrying about a version suitable for getting my next airship off the ground, in a manner of speaking. So I can wait before the actual development. I mean, you saw how long it took for me to actually start getting to work on the actual Bloodfist from planning, to concept, to development; right?

I'm always up for a new challenge, and will be patient to wait for something stable enough to place a foundation on.

[noob]

4 good reasons to wait

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[Immacolata]

Lol. Ok, point taken (bee, point, get the drift?). Bee hives was one of the things I would like to play with, but me thinks me waits for the even numbered version to appear

[Lamphare]

what if toady jumps to 31.21    !@

[dennislp3]

then we are pretty much screwed! 

[Rez]

Is, uh, metal rarity the reason I'm getting dwarven civs without copper tools and no iron anvils, but steel anvils.  Quite strange.

[dennislp3]

that would be why....yes >.>