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[Uthric]

i have genned a 4041 year old world and was wondering dose any one wish to play it?

i plan to upload it. ( as soon as i find out how)


it has some changes to it i removed a few types of stone that  bothers me and modded dragons to repopulate faster than cats by about 10000% and added no eat no drink to dwarfs and kobalds to get them past world gen in high numbers.

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would any one like this world for there own use?

[Catastrophic lolcats]

Genning a long world is one of the first thing players do. You'll generally find you can hit up to the 6-10k on a decent computer.

The problem however is that letting a world gen for more than 600ish is a waste of time. You'll generally find that one race has slaughtered the rest (generally humans and Elves) and since there's really no inter-civilisation politics the world will stay static and extremely boring with the only events being attacks by Mega-Beast(if there's any left) or mundane creatures.

A world can easily be used at 0 years of History Gen (HG) for building fortress but letting the world generate to around 100-500 HG allow for humans to build a couple fortress and towns so you can adventure later, and (mostly) keep the races intact.

[wierd]

I too set it very young. It makes for more and better embark points, because civ creation/expansion at world gen will pick "ideally suited" ones for other civs as they expand.

What I think would be neat, is if toady gets bridges going properly at worldgen in the next release, would be for an "island chain" worldmap, where the civs are still connected by trade routes, but still sufficiently isolated to be safe from evil sieges.

Such a world would be safe to gen for extended periods.

[krenshala]

Genning a long world is one of the first thing players do. You'll generally find you can hit up to the 6-10k on a decent computer.

The problem however is that letting a world gen for more than 600ish is a waste of time. You'll generally find that one race has slaughtered the rest (generally humans and Elves) and since there's really no inter-civilisation politics the world will stay static and extremely boring with the only events being attacks by Mega-Beast(if there's any left) or mundane creatures.

A world can easily be used at 0 years of History Gen (HG) for building fortress but letting the world generate to around 100-500 HG allow for humans to build a couple fortress and towns so you can adventure later, and (mostly) keep the races intact.

I like medium regions with 125 year history, as it gives a decent chance of embarking as a dwarf civ at war with elves.

[Uthric]

well i gened this world to have a stupid amount of fully grown dragons as in.


min clutch size is 3500 eggs there fully grown at age 1. and it genned for 4000 years.

[friendguy13]

well i gened this world to have a stupid amount of fully grown dragons as in.


min clutch size is 3500 eggs there fully grown at age 1. and it genned for 4000 years.

That sounds both amazing an terrifying.

[raptorfangamer]

 *embark*
"dragon arrived x100"

I want
I created a max megabeast young world just for it.

[LittleJP]

It is rather interesting to read the legends on ultra old worlds.
Reminds me of when I genned a world with 500 titans. It only got to age of heroes around 8000 years...tried to embark and for some reason, the neighbourly civs were marked as Forgotten Beasts.

[wierd]

The stars were right, and the great old ones broke through. It's inevitable. These things happen.

Just rejoice in killing and being killed like fate demands, and all will be well!