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[wilsonns]

I know that relationships will exist in adventure mode soon(I think that's not so soon), but my idea is about start relationships with the animals, monsters, and other critters that you find, like befriend them, taking them as pets and some things like this, so you can add monsters to your party.
Other Idea is to buy or rent houses for adventurer, have a job or start your own bussiness(I know that the DF mode jobs will be on the adventure mode too), or some other ideas regarding the town, like candidate to elections as town mayor.
feel free to put your critcs and suggestions

[Vester]

The "monster pets" is much more likely for elves or gobbos, but Humans should be able to have mounts, Dwarves should be able to have war dogs, parties in general need pack mules and other such things.

I also want deeper interactions between you and members of your party, but that's probably in the future. Or deeper interactions with people in general.

[wilsonns]

Odd, when you talk with your party members they don't recognize you...

[Randall Octagonapus]

I woulg like the ability to talk to your deitie

[Neonivek]

Though once the deeper interaction with your party members happens I also want your party to be more autonomous.

For example I'd love for them, after getting a cut of the loot, for them to buy their own things or ask you, or tell you, to take certain missions because it personally involves them.

[Razoric480]

I think it would be cool to have a way to mod in a Story Mode. That is, a pre-determined path with triggers and pre-genned NPCs and party members VS particular monsters and visiting pre-determined and pre-made locations.

Don't get me wrong - I want an evolving Adventurer mode with its own flavor, but you could make sub-games with clever modding, which could be neat.

[Vester]

You mean like Morrowind, with modular quests?

[Dakk]

Adventurer mode skills.

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I don't know how modded, pre set questlines could be done in DF due to worldgen and whatnot, and I'd rather watch worldgen create interesting stories by itself (as it already does, but lacking an actual plot and significant relationships, see Cacame, Egnun, crazy legendary merchant, etc). It'd be interesting to have that option though.

[Vester]

I can't agree with you enough. In fact, I don't want my adventurer to have any real impact on the world at large, if I don't want her to. I want to be able to migrate to a dwarf fortress and work as a soldier or a miner. I want to be able to play as a cook in a human keep. I want to be able to build a hunting lodge with my bare hands and live out in the frozen wastes, hunting wolves for food.

Although the cook thing actually sound pretty boring,

[Dakk]

Yea, I sorta already planned to make a trip to a tundra, cut some trees down, make me a shack, carve me a bow and some arrows, and hunt some animals for food and clothing. What I really want though is for the DF world to be interesting by itself, for war, civs and relationships to live on, evolving while I play, I want Urist Dukeperson to plot against his kingdom and try to take the crown, I want demons to have apocaliptic and megalomaniac goals, I want wizards to exploit magic to such an extent that they can destroy or create new worlds, I want weird cults and factions to rise up and offer jobs and quests, I want armies to travel around to meet their enemies, etc. I want all of this, just so I can forge me an artifact weapon, get me some armor, and cause them to explode in gore, or fall in magma, or be eaten by GCS, whatever comes first.

[Bricks]

Although the cook thing actually sound pretty boring,

Which is why I'd like to see adventurer skills get a proper treatment, such as establishing a real workshop, hiring and training apprentices, subskills (for baking, perhaps you have mastered one type of dish or cooking style, but you'd still be a novice in other regards), proper tools, the ability to invent new techniques (or dishes or uses of ingredients), etc.  The only skill I really want implemented before then is the new health care, which is pretty fleshed out anyway.

[wilsonns]

Although the cook thing actually sound pretty boring,

Which is why I'd like to see adventurer skills get a proper treatment, such as establishing a real workshop, hiring and training apprentices, subskills (for baking, perhaps you have mastered one type of dish or cooking style, but you'd still be a novice in other regards), proper tools, the ability to invent new techniques (or dishes or uses of ingredients), etc.  The only skill I really want implemented before then is the new health care, which is pretty fleshed out anyway.

would be fun to select spices and ingreddients to my meal

[Randall Octagonapus]

I would also like to be able to build a magma aquaduct into the mountainhome
then start a smithing company and supply the entire orcish army with masterwork adamantine armor and weapons and conquer the world

[dizzyelk]

Although the cook thing actually sound pretty boring,

Which is why I'd like to see adventurer skills get a proper treatment, such as establishing a real workshop, hiring and training apprentices, subskills (for baking, perhaps you have mastered one type of dish or cooking style, but you'd still be a novice in other regards), proper tools, the ability to invent new techniques (or dishes or uses of ingredients), etc.  The only skill I really want implemented before then is the new health care, which is pretty fleshed out anyway.

And I'd like to see any new techniques invented used in fortress mode. Just so I can finally get my dwarves eating fried rat.