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[Anonymax]

Chances are you already posses one. The vast majority of current CPU's are 64bit, in fact from a few years it has been like that. What happens is that the 32 OS used to be/are more popular or commonly found.

Most likely you just need to buy a 64 bits windows or install a 64 bits distro of linux and install more RAM (I recommend at least 8 for 64bit OS).

thank you, I’ll start checking prices

[LordBaal]

Chances are you already posses one. The vast majority of current CPU's are 64bit, in fact from a few years it has been like that. What happens is that the 32 OS used to be/are more popular or commonly found.

Most likely you just need to buy a 64 bits windows or install a 64 bits distro of linux and install more RAM (I recommend at least 8 for 64bit OS).

thank you, I’ll start checking prices

When in doubt ask some friend that knows about computers for help. Or search on the internet. All you need to know is wich CPU you have.

[cochramd]

Will we ever be able to create production orders for statues/figurines/engravings of specific things? I'm asking because it's relevant to a discussion about temples.

[Max™]

Toady... you monster... you fixed the sapient corpse butchering/eating/wearing.

I'm sure I'll end up figuring out a workaround before this gets answered, but was this a deliberate change or a side effect of something else, and is it just one tag or am I going to have to hunt down several to "unfix" the "fix" there?

[Random_Dragon]

Agreed. It is terrifying.

Are you going to revert the "no using materials from butchering sentients" adventurer rule, or at least make it ethics-dependant? If you DO make it depend on ethics, could outsiders be free to commit cannibalism?

Well, for now I'm gonna be making semi-megabeasts non-sentient in Adventurecraft, because this broke half the purpose of the majority of Wanderer's Friend derivatives.

[Max™]

There has to be a workaround somewhere because the main reason I didn't notice it last night was starting in a dorf run town with a tomb, so I just went down and butchered and crafted stuff from some of the dorf skeletons down there.

Also found various troll hide items scattered around in dorf forts (I notice those specifically because trolls have improved leather properties) so there's something we can do.

[Random_Dragon]

There has to be a workaround somewhere because the main reason I didn't notice it last night was starting in a dorf run town with a tomb, so I just went down and butchered and crafted stuff from some of the dorf skeletons down there.

What heresy is this. How? D:

So far all I can think of is to just make semi-megabeast non-sentient. ;w;

[GoblinCookie]

2. On a related note, do you have plans to make the children and spouses of nobles act like nobles? No, I'm not a masochist, why do you ask?

What happens when some random price migrates to your fortress during the first year and then demands a royal bedroom?  What if we got a dozen of them?

[Random_Dragon]

2. On a related note, do you have plans to make the children and spouses of nobles act like nobles? No, I'm not a masochist, why do you ask?

What happens when some random price migrates to your fortress during the first year and then demands a royal bedroom?  What if we got a dozen of them?

You feed them to the royal dragon, clearly. -w-

[cochramd]

2. On a related note, do you have plans to make the children and spouses of nobles act like nobles? No, I'm not a masochist, why do you ask?

What happens when some random price migrates to your fortress during the first year and then demands a royal bedroom?  What if we got a dozen of them?

First, you ask yourself: "What's the worst thing that could happen if they all died in an unfortunate accident?". Second, you ask yourself: "Would that be worse than having to make room for all these bastards?"

Seriously, though, if the children and spouses of nobles start acting like nobles, then bedrooms will be our chief concern, since the whole family can just use the same throne room and dining room. It's not like Toady is cruel enough to make every member of a noble's family demand their own private dining room and throne room.

.....right?

[Button]

There has to be a workaround somewhere because the main reason I didn't notice it last night was starting in a dorf run town with a tomb, so I just went down and butchered and crafted stuff from some of the dorf skeletons down there.

What heresy is this. How? D:

So far all I can think of is to just make semi-megabeast non-sentient. ;w;

IIRC you've always* been able to butcher sentients, and make stuff from them; you just can't eat their flesh.

* for values of "always" which actually mean "since I started playing adventure mode in the early releases of 0.40.x"

[Random_Dragon]

Derp. I could've sworn in DF2012, you couldn't butcher sentients at all unless you were starving. Then DF2014 changed that to universal butchery, and there was much rejoicing.

[Nahere]

Derp. I could've sworn in DF2012, you couldn't butcher sentients at all unless you were starving. Then DF2014 changed that to universal butchery, and there was much rejoicing.

This is correct. Notably, back in DF2012 if you found sapients that had already been butchered (say, in the lair of a night troll) you could eat it with no problems.

[Max™]

Yeah, I'm still playing around with it, but either goblin ethics are different enough or my interaction worked. Been too busy dancing to remember to test it on someone I hadn't marked.

[Random_Dragon]

Yeah, I'm still playing around with it, but either goblin ethics are different enough or my interaction worked. Been too busy dancing to remember to test it on someone I hadn't marked.

Hmm. I wish it was possible to instead just make them unintelligent on death automatically.

Marking them with a "get in mah bellah" interaction seems silly.