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Author Topic: Non of the forts in my world had a new hillocks has been established event  (Read 568 times)

MVladO

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I cannot figure out why my forts do not establish new hillocks. Yes I do have plains/hills in 6 tiles radius.
 This could be linked to the fact that 2 civilizations that I played in my world were (not anymore) on a verge of extintion. I feel the game just does not see enough headcount to move to a new location. Anyone has any idea where or how to verify this theory? I thought previously that inhabitants of such hillocks are created out of thin air, like some of the migrant waves.
My current fort has several in game years, advanced to duchy despite not having any linked sites, but I trade so much my monarch came to make it capital. Previous two forts also became capitals but also made no new sites, only had conquered ones.

I cannot find any reliable source on game mechanics on this
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Re: Non of the forts in my world had a new hillocks has been established event
« Reply #1 on: December 20, 2023, 10:15:07 pm »

They might of just hit the cap, depending on the world-gen setting and age, https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/World_generation#Maximum_number_of_sites
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Re: Non of the forts in my world had a new hillocks has been established event
« Reply #2 on: December 22, 2023, 03:54:51 pm »

Thanks for a suggestion, but I play on max size which should have 2000 cap limit, and legends mode says I have 1786 so it should not be it :(
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Re: Non of the forts in my world had a new hillocks has been established event
« Reply #3 on: December 22, 2023, 09:33:32 pm »

When a herd of elk arrive on the map, they are drawn from the existing region's elk population and you can hunt them to extinction. It works like that for dwarfs too...

If you only received the two free migration waves at your two forts, it may be that the world believes dwarfs or those two civs to be "dead", even though your two forts have revived the civs. It may also be that your two retired forts have suffered hardships since they were retired. How populated were the forts when you retired them, and how populated are they currently? Have they been under attack since you retired them?
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Re: Non of the forts in my world had a new hillocks has been established event
« Reply #4 on: December 23, 2023, 07:05:23 am »

Sort off, I receive more than 2 waves but the king died on previous fort and it went from 300 to 100. This must be it then. Seems that selecting more remove embark locations was a good idea afterall. Thanks. I will keep trying to revive the population by establishing new forts. I was caught by suprise that "occupied" civs still fight back despite having no land.
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