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#1: Put the Alarm Siren in the Military Garrison, it fits and is one buildings less.

#1: Keep the Alarm Siren seperate, I want to have it near my other levers.

#2: I have traded with Gnomes, build Artificer and Weather Control Station.

#2: I have NOT traded with Gnomes, did not have the chance to build their buildings.

[Gamerlord]

Eh, it's just that it's hard enough for me to trawl through the combat logs.

[Stronghammer]

As for suggestions the only thing that I could think of that would fit more with the guilds is a guild tax system as guilds do work or as time passes they pay a tax in gold or coins or what not. However I dont see how you could actually implement that.

[Meph]

Could you give me a reason why? What are you looking for, why read them? Only reason to read them is for fun... or I am missing something very obvious.

Edit: @Stronghammer: I think Toady will do the tax system someday... there is even an unused tax collecting tag for the nobles..

[Gamerlord]

I need a way of finding out how my warriors got injured without waiting for a diagnosis!

[Stronghammer]

ya, also i like the whole immobile training idea. It helps to balance the how "take my money, now I craft like a god" type thing.

[Meph]

Gamerlord: Just looking at their bodyparts would be a lot easier then. That or the unit description. Both list the injured bodyparts.

Stronghammer: They get higher skill learn rate, not higher skills. Your peasant in the masons guild is still a peasant with no skills. But I know what you mean.

[smakemupagus]

I use the combat logs a lot (as readers of the tutorial fort probably know by now), to determine what weapons are effective against which enemies, which warriors are too slow to get to the fight, or not equipping the right ammo, or whatever.  Also like Gamerlord said, it actually is a nice way to see who is injured, it is much more convenient that the units menu if you have 100+ guys running around.  So I like the flavor text a lot, but only as long as it doesn't dominate the logs.

[SharpKris]

i really like the guild system you have got planning but question is how many guilds can we expect? will all of them take coins? how about making guild masters and appointing them as nobles?

[Meph]

I have yet to see how 2 big armies will yell at each other, but with testing its just 1-2 lines per page of combat logs. But I can add a button, why not. Its not that much work.

Guild System I have planning? It is done. I cant do that with nobles, nobles wouldnt do anything really anyway. Total number is 18. 4 military units, 1 sorcerer (not included atm), 1 priest and 12 guilds.

[SharpKris]

will all of them require coins to use? or just the military ones?

[Gamerlord]

Hey Meph, you gonna get around to using the warpstone any time soon?

[Jaredus]

Hey, kinda new to this mod, so this might be an obvious question, but how is slag stockpiled? Since it's got that special (massive) bar name and the quality levels, I'm assuming it's not an actual bar of metal? I can't seem to find it in the stockpiles menu anywhere, and it's cluttering up my furnaces a bit.

[smakemupagus]

It doesn't stockpile, you can only destroy it at the slag pit furnace.

[Meph]

Gamerlord

Hey Meph, you gonna get around to using the warpstone any time soon?

Considering that I spend the last hour making battlecries optional.... no? 

Jaredus: THAT is exactly what slag is for. It is a waste product that produces clutter. You need slagpits, about one per smelter you have, to either destroy it, or refine it a bit to concrete blocks.

Sharpkris: All of them. Guilds 500, Military Groups 2500, leaving a guild/group is free. Keep in mind 500 coins = 1 bar. Its more of a token price.

[Broken]

Meph, can you post the boosts of each guild?