Utterly Mad

Ha. I'm still alive fuckers.

Dun't wurry Wilson. Unless you want to go, my turn is next and I'm sure I can fix that.

This is the current thought quote from my kobold.

EDIT: Wait, didn't you say the list of enabled stones was different? Someone said that it might be determined at embark.

When I grabbed the save, the only stones that weren't marked as economic were the ones you listed:

chert, diorite, gabbro, granite, marble, quartzite, and slate. :V

Ha. I'm still alive fuckers.

Dancing around arrows like a ballerina, except no one was shooting at you and you were "no job"ing it up in your bedroom.

Wow. How the flying fuck...I leave overnight and someone almost pulls a Wrex. You need to isolate every kobold that is still caught up in the loyalty cascade, that shit is contagious as all hell. D:
And it seems I need to remove the lockpicker token from kobolds.
Just don't forget to tell us. And far as I know, the only thing they have going for them is the buff I gave to stone, but make it slightly better than bone. Which still pales in comparison to metal. o.O

The cascade has ended. Honstly, I've never experienced one myself before. Once I saw the kobolds were just walking through locked doors (they unlock them as they move through them) I realized I couldn't contain it so I just watched it and hoped it would peter out on it's own.
Don't remove the lockpicker token. It adds a whole new level of gameplay to kobold kamp.
And, yes you will know. I'm about... 2/3rds done with the project.

Oh, also no migrants. The merchants are still standing around outside.

Quote from: saltmummy626 on August 23, 2016, 05:17:55 pm

Don't remove the lockpicker token. It adds a whole new level of gameplay to kobold kamp.

Pbbt. It seems they'll obey locked doors under normal conditions, so this only seems to affect loyalty cascades.

Yeah, I'm seeing that now. Doors I hadn't unlocked after the end of the cascade are blocking kobolds normally. Perhaps only traitors could go through the locked doors?

Doing what I do best, not doing shit and hiding in my room. Look what bein' productive got you, now they're gonna have to glue you back together.

I didn't do anything to buff the bolds themselves. D:

It seems to be more that the enemy has serious trouble hitting trained kobolds, but conversely their stone weapons manage to inflict indirect damage despite bouncing off the metal armor.

Definitely odd. Meanwhile...working on reworking the stone system. Only problem is restricting gem weapons to sharpenable ones requires a reaction class, which glass is unable to cite. Then again, the player is unless to get their hands on glass "gems" anyway.

It's official, you broke reality. D:

Chaosvolt and Apathetic walked together towards Saltmummy's room. In a few days, the spring casting was to occur. More importantly, in chaosvolts mind anyway, they wanted to see this "zoo" that Saltmummy had raved on and on about. They had all seen the large cage shaped objects covered in large sheets of fabric being hauled down to the large chamber saltmummy had designated for digging out, and it had been killing them to know what was under those cloths and how Saltmummy and her collaborators had managed to catch so many. Chaosvolt had kept close count of those covered objects. There were 390 of them. 390 of what were obviously cages of various shapes and sizes. Saltmummy hadn't let on a single detail except that each one contained a different animal. No two were the same. Chaosvolt assumed, logically, that she was lying. Lying, or perhaps just being daft.

They knocked on Saltmummy's door, and when no answer came they entered. Inside they found about what they expected. Saltmummy lying face up on the floor, sulking. "What you want?" She said, not looking at them. "We came to discuss the spring casting." Saltmummy didn't speak, just stared up at the ceiling. "We also want to know if the zoo is finished yet." Saltmummy blinked at that. "oh? oh. Yah. Zoo finished. It finished back in middle of winter." She stood up. "I guess I show you. No one else gonna see it if I don't show it." Apathetic asked "If it was done back in mid-winter, then why didn't you tell anyone?" Saltmummy only shrugged and said "I don't know."

Progress to the zoo chamber was slow. Chaosvolt and Apathetic were eager to be off, but Saltmummy simply trudged along. Even Apathetic understood what must have been going through her head, but damn, did they have to move this slow? Except for the usual sounds of kobold noise in the warren, everything was relatively quiet. Saltmummy usually babbled at length about nothing in particular to whoever would hear, but now she was awfully quiet. "How many left now?" She suddenly asked, "to bury I mean?" Apathetic cocked her head, counting from memory. "two or three I think." In truth, Apathetic didn't mind having her monument to herself converted into a yard where bodies were kept. Who else could protect the deceased better than the boldest of the bold?