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[TheFlame52]

Okay, well

Now that we have dwarves suffocating on their own vomit, will there ever be some kind of dwarven CPR or other advanced medical procedures?

[Random_Dragon]

Okay, well

Now that we have dwarves suffocating on their own vomit, will there ever be some kind of dwarven CPR or other advanced medical procedures?

A basic "first aid performed by whoever decides to haul the dwarf to the hospital" would likely be simpler to implement. o3o

[Urlance Woolsbane]

But less Dwarfy.

[Random_Dragon]

Urist McMedic cancels First Aid: interrupted by The Thing That Injured His Patient.

Sounds quite dorfy to me. o3o

[therahedwig]

Seems to me we need to wait for the 'friendship' arc, where bros don't leave each other unconcious on the dance tavern vomit floor.

[Kiloku]

Will settling visitors ever be able to become full-fledged citizens (as in, can be assigned labors, can receive noble positions, can lead a squad, etc.)? Will this happen regardless of their race?

[Rose]

They already can, as far as I know.

[LordBaal]

What happens if I tell a stinking tree huger hippie (read elf) citizen to cut down a tree?

I don't have the patience or willingness to suffer such pests to find out in one of my forts.

[Kiloku]

They already can, as far as I know.

When they settle in your fort, the military ones can only be members (not leaders) of squads, and they can't be assigned labors, they only do the job they offered initially (entertainer/scholar/religious figure)

[vjmdhzgr]

What affects the different types of visitors that show up at your fortress? For example, how do you get monster hunters to show up? I've never gotten one with two several year long taverns. Alternatively, is there anything that causes more mercenaries to show up rather than bards and poets? Can you end up attracting more of one scholar type than any others, like have 80% of your scholar guests be doctors?

[Dozebôm Lolumzalěs]

They already can, as far as I know.

When they settle in your fort, the military ones can only be members (not leaders) of squads, and they can't be assigned labors, they only do the job they offered initially (entertainer/scholar/religious figure)

Not quite. I have heard of a "long-term resident", such as those you describe, becoming actual residents, and thus behaving just the same as your own dwarves.

[Devin]

Might merchant caravans ever occasionally choose to fight when the player tries to seize goods, especially early on?

The question's inspired by a thread on the suggestion board where everyone seems to think it's a good idea. (http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=154685.0)  Hopefully just making them go hostile or maybe hostile and trying to escape would be workable to implement. 

[Fniff]

Will there ever be an Adventurer Mode theme?

I say that, because I like the music of Dwarf Fortress (I think the Fortress theme really summarizes the main theme of the game: Histories of Greed and Labor) and I like symmetry.

[PTTG??]

Will there ever be an Adventurer Mode theme?

I say that, because I like the music of Dwarf Fortress (I think the Fortress theme really summarizes the main theme of the game: Histories of Greed and Labor) and I like symmetry.

Open the game and check again.

[Putnam]

Will there ever be an Adventurer Mode theme?

I say that, because I like the music of Dwarf Fortress (I think the Fortress theme really summarizes the main theme of the game: Histories of Greed and Labor) and I like symmetry.

Open the game and check again.

? there's still only two songs, the title and the dwarf mode