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[King Zultan]

Elfism is now contagious; elf spit, blood, and tears carry a transformative syndrome that makes you an elf.

I remember that at some point someone made a mod that made everything an elf touched turn into an elf.

[Kyubee]

Elfism is now contagious; elf spit, blood, and tears carry a transformative syndrome that makes you an elf.

I remember that at some point someone made a mod that made everything an elf touched turn into an elf.

Dreams really do come true, eh?

[TheBeardyMan]

US food regulations theoretically allow you to sell minemeat that's 50% sawdust as mincemeat. So, well...

Minemeat? Is that when the miners uncover the remains of an extinct creature - almost, but not quite, fossilized so that in spite of it being mostly rock, some nutritional value remains? Dwarfiest source of meat ever!

[Naturegirl1999]

Found a mincemeat Information depository aka wikipedia

[BigUglyWorm]

US food regulations theoretically allow you to sell minemeat that's 50% sawdust as mincemeat. So, well...

Minemeat? Is that when the miners uncover the remains of an extinct creature - almost, but not quite, fossilized so that in spite of it being mostly rock, some nutritional value remains? Dwarfiest source of meat ever!

You've struck sirloin!  Praise the miners!

[Bumber]

US food regulations theoretically allow you to sell minemeat that's 50% sawdust as mincemeat. So, well...

Minemeat? Is that when the miners uncover the remains of an extinct creature - almost, but not quite, fossilized so that in spite of it being mostly rock, some nutritional value remains? Dwarfiest source of meat ever!

You've struck sirloin!  Praise the miners!

[nezclaw]

US food regulations theoretically allow you to sell minemeat that's 50% sawdust as mincemeat. So, well...

Minemeat? Is that when the miners uncover the remains of an extinct creature - almost, but not quite, fossilized so that in spite of it being mostly rock, some nutritional value remains? Dwarfiest source of meat ever!

You've struck sirloin!  Praise the miners!

reminds me of the fifth elephant by terry pratchett. the great fat deposits of uberwald

[BigUglyWorm]

US food regulations theoretically allow you to sell minemeat that's 50% sawdust as mincemeat. So, well...

Minemeat? Is that when the miners uncover the remains of an extinct creature - almost, but not quite, fossilized so that in spite of it being mostly rock, some nutritional value remains? Dwarfiest source of meat ever!

You've struck sirloin!  Praise the miners!

I'm so glad someone got that reference.

[Iduno]

Rebuild DF in Unity. Only one supercomputer in the world would be able to play it, and only at ~3 FPS.

[TeaAndRum]

I think it'd be kinda cool if water sources would be more finite, and more essential to civilizations. For example, a fireplace in houses to melt the water during winter, and/or an option to eat ice, but with a risk of hypothermia if done repeatedly.
Also, if you dam a river in your embark, it should affect the settlements downstream, perhaps escalating into a war/peasant mobs, also its water should be able to be tainted/poisoned as a way of weakening the enemy settlement. Or maybe somebody/something accidentally dies and rots in the/next to the water in the middle of nowhere, which could cause minor problems to you, if the creature wasn't very big. This could be avoided with drinking booze/boiling the water before usage.
But water should also be able to be transported with a reasonable price, just like booze and extracts. Perhaps the price should go up, depending on the climate, and purity of water. Most expensive type should be distilled water, which could be usable by scholars, or in hospitals.
Settlements in scorching climates should be abandoned sometimes for lack of water, or they could attack/rob merchant caravans/other settlements for water, perhaps even securing and defending a location with a water source.

[nezclaw]

Rebuild DF in Unity. Only one supercomputer in the world would be able to play it, and only at ~3 FPS.

and even then it would need to be shut down after 15-30 minutes in order to stop it from catching fire.

[MachoNacho]

I think it'd be kinda cool if water sources would be more finite, and more essential to civilizations. For example, a fireplace in houses to melt the water during winter, and/or an option to eat ice, but with a risk of hypothermia if done repeatedly.
Also, if you dam a river in your embark, it should affect the settlements downstream, perhaps escalating into a war/peasant mobs, also its water should be able to be tainted/poisoned as a way of weakening the enemy settlement. Or maybe somebody/something accidentally dies and rots in the/next to the water in the middle of nowhere, which could cause minor problems to you, if the creature wasn't very big. This could be avoided with drinking booze/boiling the water before usage.
But water should also be able to be transported with a reasonable price, just like booze and extracts. Perhaps the price should go up, depending on the climate, and purity of water. Most expensive type should be distilled water, which could be usable by scholars, or in hospitals.
Settlements in scorching climates should be abandoned sometimes for lack of water, or they could attack/rob merchant caravans/other settlements for water, perhaps even securing and defending a location with a water source.

Bad suggestions only. Get out.

[Bumber]

I think it'd be kinda cool if water sources would be more finite, and more essential to civilizations. For example, a fireplace in houses to melt the water during winter, and/or an option to eat ice, but with a risk of hypothermia if done repeatedly.
Also, if you dam a river in your embark, it should affect the settlements downstream, perhaps escalating into a war/peasant mobs, also its water should be able to be tainted/poisoned as a way of weakening the enemy settlement. Or maybe somebody/something accidentally dies and rots in the/next to the water in the middle of nowhere, which could cause minor problems to you, if the creature wasn't very big. This could be avoided with drinking booze/boiling the water before usage.
But water should also be able to be transported with a reasonable price, just like booze and extracts. Perhaps the price should go up, depending on the climate, and purity of water. Most expensive type should be distilled water, which could be usable by scholars, or in hospitals.
Settlements in scorching climates should be abandoned sometimes for lack of water, or they could attack/rob merchant caravans/other settlements for water, perhaps even securing and defending a location with a water source.

Bad suggestions only. Get out.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=174706.0

[TeaAndRum]

I think it'd be kinda cool if water sources would be more finite, and more essential to civilizations. For example, a fireplace in houses to melt the water during winter, and/or an option to eat ice, but with a risk of hypothermia if done repeatedly.
Also, if you dam a river in your embark, it should affect the settlements downstream, perhaps escalating into a war/peasant mobs, also its water should be able to be tainted/poisoned as a way of weakening the enemy settlement. Or maybe somebody/something accidentally dies and rots in the/next to the water in the middle of nowhere, which could cause minor problems to you, if the creature wasn't very big. This could be avoided with drinking booze/boiling the water before usage.
But water should also be able to be transported with a reasonable price, just like booze and extracts. Perhaps the price should go up, depending on the climate, and purity of water. Most expensive type should be distilled water, which could be usable by scholars, or in hospitals.
Settlements in scorching climates should be abandoned sometimes for lack of water, or they could attack/rob merchant caravans/other settlements for water, perhaps even securing and defending a location with a water source.

Bad suggestions only. Get out.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=174706.0

S-Sorry! Should I make my own thread, or post there?

[Naturegirl1999]

I think it'd be kinda cool if water sources would be more finite, and more essential to civilizations. For example, a fireplace in houses to melt the water during winter, and/or an option to eat ice, but with a risk of hypothermia if done repeatedly.
Also, if you dam a river in your embark, it should affect the settlements downstream, perhaps escalating into a war/peasant mobs, also its water should be able to be tainted/poisoned as a way of weakening the enemy settlement. Or maybe somebody/something accidentally dies and rots in the/next to the water in the middle of nowhere, which could cause minor problems to you, if the creature wasn't very big. This could be avoided with drinking booze/boiling the water before usage.
But water should also be able to be transported with a reasonable price, just like booze and extracts. Perhaps the price should go up, depending on the climate, and purity of water. Most expensive type should be distilled water, which could be usable by scholars, or in hospitals.
Settlements in scorching climates should be abandoned sometimes for lack of water, or they could attack/rob merchant caravans/other settlements for water, perhaps even securing and defending a location with a water source.

Bad suggestions only. Get out.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=174706.0

S-Sorry! Should I make my own thread, or post there?

Post there. I made it for this purpose