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But yeah I half agree.
Played adventure mode in ascii with texture pack too and was simply fascinated by beeing an individual in this massive world!
Something I wish for is more and better ways to heal. Like suturing your own wounds or buying/brewing healing potions. I know potions are in the game now and I'm looking forward to how mich more they will do!
because they added an overbundance of healing potions that heal you like 3-5 times over a short period.
BTW guys I got killed by a cave spider. How do I avoid this in the future?
Also how do I tell the difference between sites filled with hostile goblins and sites with non hostile goblins?
I read online that goblins are immortal so over time all forts become filled with dwarf-aligned goblins. Seems awkward.
I'm playing the free version of DF in curses on Mac OS
but there should be information on the sites as you enter them.
Fortresses might always be hostile
Goblins are evil always so assume they are bad.