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[Duke 2.0]

 
 Now if this beard was filled with beer, it would be a golem more dwarven than most dwarves.

[Warlord255]

Hmm...  Aren't they already composed of beard?  Though I guess all those organs have to come from somewhere.

I'm totally making beard golems as some kind of superdwarves.

I dunno, I'd prefer bearded golems, myself.

[Alfador]

I knew we'd have transporter accidents sooner or later.

[Dareon Clearwater]

Toady created Bizarro dwarves!

[Jack A T]

I fixed the brain problem. As expected, it was flipping all of the relations so that the brain was around the skull, and the lungs and heart surrounded the ribs like ribs, that sort of thing.

This game is awesome.

[ToonyMan]

That would make some funky people.   

[Jetman123]

*taps someone on the skull*

*they start having a seizure*

o.O

[Zironic]

Umm Guys, ignite Jupiter- that fucker is a back up sun.

[PTTG??]

Skill Trees! I like it! Will it go something like this:

Crafting Steel Bolts->Crafting Steel Ammunition->Forging Steel Weapons->Forging Steel Items->Forging Metal Items->Crafting->Being a Dwarf

Or like this:

Crafting Steel Bolts->Crafting Bolts->Crafting Ammo->Forging Weapons->Forging Metal Items->Crafting

Or simpler:
Crafting Steel Bolts->Forging Weapons->Forging Metal Items->Crafting?

[G-Flex]

"Skill trees"?

Huh? Where?

[Duke 2.0]

http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/dev_now.html

 Which is the point of the thread. Kinda.

 Also, surprising that there was a 'level' system.

[G-Flex]

Oh, I guess that was referring to the "branching structure" thing, but I don't know if that would end up being anything that could be described as a "skill tree" as I've seen them in other games.

[Granite26]

Toady:

Have you considered the possibility that it would be better (easier and maybe even cheaper) to run two desktops rather than the hassles of dual partitions?

[PTTG??]

I was going to suggest at least two partitions, one for OS and apps, one for data. That's what I use for my work, and it's pretty much impossible to lose data with that setup, as long as you save an image of the OS partition.

With a modern hard drives, you could have one 80GB drive with all your OS partitions, and one 160GB drive with all your data for cheap. Well, relatively cheap.

[Vucar Fikodastesh]

Toady:

Have you considered the possibility that it would be better (easier and maybe even cheaper) to run two desktops rather than the hassles of dual partitions?

I dual-boot Windows XP and OpenSuse with no problems.

I'm not trying to be rude, but i don't understand how it can be better, easier, and cheaper to buy a separate computer just to run Linux. Maybe you could elaborate.

To Toady:

You might want to make a slipstreamed Windows XP CD with SP3, and save yourself some trouble in the future.