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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2019
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And watch it fall apart in a sea of magma.
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I couldn't record everything, so some of the background footage is sourced from several prolific DF youtubers. Check them out. They're very informative.
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"I hear the previous king was murdered... By me."
"What? No way."
"I have the bloody dagger to prove it."
"You're full of shit, man. Get back on that throne."
I need to remember this idea forl ater
@@asimplenobody7797 it is currently later, is now a good time to remember this?
@@asimplenobody7797 so... do you still remember?
@@asimplenobody7797 did you remember yet?
@@asimplenobody7797 She died!
My favourite bug was "The Shaft of Enlightement". Sticking a spear into the ground, and dropping a dwarf onto it from several stories high, would make the dwarf an instant super-legendary soldier. Because the dwarf, to put it simply, parried a strike from the entire fucking planet.
What happened to the failures?
Matt Blankenbaker The report says “spinal replacement”
@@jokeyoda9960 Urist: "Armok damn it Urist II, take that stick out of your ass.... Oh. I'm so sorry. I didn't mean..."
*Parry this, you fucking casual*
*Casual? Ha. Joke's on you, planet; this player plays without TEXTURE PAAAAAAAAAAAACKS!*
@@mattblankenbaker6456 It's natural selection. Those worthy will take the next step in dwarven evolution. The weak die. This is the way of nature.
I once had an island fortress that was located inside the top of a lonely mountain. A titan crawled out of the sea and began to climb the mountain to attack the fortress. While all of my guards ran around in panic, a single war-dog went down to face the titan. After a fierce battle, the dog ripped out the throat of the titan, killing it. The dog then returned to the fortress, disappearing amongst the other war-dogs, never to be found again. I commissioned a golden statue to be erected atop the highest peak to honor my anonymous loyal guardian.
great story what kind of titan it was?
kacper spisz I genuinely wish I could remember. This was something like seven or eight years ago and I only remember the general details.
That's one hell of a good boy
I’ve watched every dwarf fortress video from Kruggsmash, and I feel it’s safe to say, war animals are infinitely more brave than a dwarf.
A dwarf will have a psychological episode. A good boy will fight with everything it’s got.
Man's Best Friend
"Vegeta indirectly kills a child by doing push ups."
Classic Vegeta
didnt know my favorite seasoning is a prick
Look at his smug ass smile when he did it too
When it's dwarf fortress I'm not even surprised
Honestly that entire campaign is such perfect Vegeta
@@TheDownrankTrain even the bit where he got drunk and stole peoples genitals?
Fun fact: Shearing a sheep in an haunted biome makes the sheared wool an undead creature.
Did you find that out the hard way?
@@Zestrayswede The !FUN! way!
Oh, of course. How undwarven (elvish) of me.
That's still a yes though.
I tried to apply dwarven !!SCIENCE!! the first time I used sheeps as farming stock.
As it turns out, unlike in Minecraft dead sheep do not produce wool.
But all is not lost! I can still -provoke- invite the nearby Necromancers to visit my unhaunted biome and set up a -zombie-bacon- zombie-wool industry. Regardless of it having success its ought to be a good source of FUN.
Amazing. ❤
First time I played this game, I played Adventure Mode, walked out of a building, spent an hour trying to figure out how to drink from the well, a weresnake came out of the desert and started attacking me, the other villagers beat him to death wearing leopard print thongs and bras, using mallets, I drank his blood because i was dehydrated, turned into a weresnake, and ripped a villagers head off and threw it at the village elder, who then revealed himself to be a vampire, and put me in a headlock before snapping my neck.
10/10
Well of course, the elder was greatly offended and proceed to snap your neck 360º instead of sucking all your blood, magnificent.
Tell me. Is there a simple asset pack for people like me who wish to actually see what’s happening? I want to play this but fuck, where do I begin
lol what the fuck
@@wolfmirebacta8710 theres a version coming to steam which has an updated UI I believe, so it'll be much easier to comprehend the majesty that is Dwarf Fortress
@@wolfmirebacta8710 from what I gather, there's also a version called the Lazy Newb Pack, which gives you some extra stuff like different (and slightly easier to look at) texture packs.
Shout out to anyone watching this just before the Steam version comes out. The stories here reminds me why I am so excited for the community and the Devs to see it its "release" there.
Just bought it, excited af
Hell yeah brothers, just bought it myself as well.
8 hours, and all My dwarfs died of fucking deshydratation fucking giant seagull killed My doctor and throw the corpse in the most tall tree in the map
Update: 10/10 would do it again
I just bought it
Had a fortress that was gearing up for some very efficient iron production and it was undone because some kid ran outside the fort into a weresheep which was already being killed by some human caravan guards, got hit once, went back to the hospital, turned into a weresheep and killed like 12 dwarves and started an irreversible cycle of weresheep infection.
I missed this game a lot.
Fun fact: the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada has a copy of Dwarf Fortress. Multiple copies in fact, every version of the game. It's part of a digital art preservation initiative (or something similar).
So yeah, the game is a literal work of art and historical piece.
All craftsdwarfship is off the highest quality.
It menaces with spikes of code.
Canada's weird. Toronto's weird. Source: I live in the Greater Toronto Area.
@@AiluridaeAureus can confirm.
@@AiluridaeAureus totally weird , blasteran kronii exist but in my HS days I watch SH5 gameplays first. And then ik Juno Normandie from MOH European assault iirc ops market garden
My favorite story was the time I decided to adventure as a human wrestler. After encountering a Sasquatch, I proceeded to wrestle it to death without much difficulty. I literally wrestled a bigfoot to death. Then, feeling confident, I decided to wrestle the next closest creature: A deer. It proceeded to kick me in the head, shattering my skull and destroying my brain, killing me in a single hit.
F
LMFAO
Welcome to dwarf fortress, son.
Reminds me of the Deer of Adventure Time…
Well, that's what happens when a game has a realistic non-hitpoint based combat system.
The scariest thing about that engraving is he wrote the date he was going to kill him as well
Art imitates life, life imitates art.
As far as I know, dorfs will make art of specific individuals and actions at times. Sometimes this leads to the story of a horse that died in 230 being used repeatedly until it ends up on the monarch's crown.
Sometimes they place other individuals in more or less flattering situations. I can't recall anyone predicting future events though.
I'm in awe that the game made that happen through procedural generation
What most likely happened was that the engraver killed the guy first, but the body wasn't found. The engraver went on to engrave some history - which in this case the most recent and notable of was him killing the dude. And then the body was found.
They thought they were making a dwarf fort sim, little did they know they were making a school shooter sim.
Normal game: oh no, you killed a guy, you must go to jail or pay the fine
Dwarf Fortress: welp, this genocide started by a guy who slipped on a banana peel finally ended, only taking the lives of 9/10 of our city. We were lucky this time guys.
Kind of reminds me of the Đorđe Martinović incident irl
@@CC-yl1fb the dude that got raped by a bottle, causing the biggest post world war confilct in europe?
@@mrpotatochu6611 ???????
@@rusqqqq Guy put bottle in his ass and it got stuck so he went to doctor. When they asked him what happened he was so embarrassed that he lied and said that he was attacked and raped (using that bottle) by Albanians. Later Serbian nationalists used this to justify their attacks against Kosovians and Albanians and that was one of the reasons leading to Yugoslavian war.
@@marcinkrz3140 what did im just read
My most memorable experience with Adventure Mode was when my high level adventurer got tasked with hunting down a vampire. “No problem” I thought “I have fought plenty of vampires!”
Yeah well, it turned out that the vampire was the lord of a nearby castle. Not only that, he had apparently turned every single person in the castle into vampires as well. The end result was that as soon as I accused him of being a vampire *everyone* in the castle revealed themselves to be vampires and rushed me. What followed was pretty much something taken directly from “Blade” as my legendary wrestler took on the undead hordes using whatever he could get his hands on. This includes (but is not limited to) a chest, the lord’s throne, the head of one of the vampires that I managed to rip off, an actual sword (that I immediately threw at one of the vampires, I was a wrestler Armok dammit!) and whatever change I had in my pockets.
That was a good fight :)
Did you win though?
Yea, did you win?
Blood for the Blood God! Skulls for the Skull throne!
Praise be to Armok!
Fun fact, Armok is actually from a line of code in their first game, the original Dwarf Fortress prototype that was never released. While coding the limb-based damage system, a line of code read "arm OK" for "arm in good health." They liked the sound of that and decided the creator God of the new world would be called Armok...
Arm OK, the limb-ripping god of carnage and industry!
That sounds fucking dope and I would pay to see that animated
you accidentally reenacted the entirety part 1 of JoJo’s. Like, word for word lol
My favorite dwarf fortress experience is the Recursive Coffin Warrior. You use a coffin to beat something to death, which you then put in the coffin. The coffin now weighs more, so it does more damage. Repeat until your adventurer is a physical god of strength, wielding a coffin that could shatter the planet with a single blow.
please provide a link to this!
Stumpy Undertaker
I need to know more. NOW.
Didn't know you could use furniture as weapons
bbbuster you can use anything your character can hold in two hands. If you’re ok with being REALLY slow, you could swing an entire adult dragon corpse around.
My favorite Dwarf Fortress moment: A craftsdwarf goes mad, kills a fellow dwarf, rips out his bones, and uses them to make an artifact throne. The artifact throne was then used for my king's main throne room. It was so beautiful that it helped get the mad craftsdwarf chosen as king. The widow of the dwarf unwillingly donating the bones goes insane and begins throwing random switches, burning and drowning half my fort. The value of the throne was so great it attracted a giant brass titan with corrosive acid blood that breathed fire. The titan smashed down my front gates and rampaged effortlessly through 20 trained soldiers, and began killing everyone in the fort. My new king then demanded we export toys made out bear fat. Bears weren't native to my biome. King orders his hammerer(think executioner but more dwarfy) to punish all the craftsdwarfs who refused to make bear fat toys. Hammerer begins randomly bashing craftsdwarfs who are desperately fighting the titan to try and keep it from killing everyone. The king forgot he too is a craftsdwarf, and the hammerer came for him and killed him in the throne room just in time for the titan to charge in and kill the hammerer (my last living dwarf) by kicking him down into a pit that was recently filled with lava from the bone donator's wife's rampage. Smells Like Dwarf Fortress.
Ayn-_Rand_Paul_-Ryan gotta give the hammerer a light wooden crossbow for a weapon so he’ll lightly tap all the naughty dwarves on the head instead of caving their skulls in
Imagine wanting toys made of fucking animal fat
@@gavindillon1486 while a the steel giant is annihilating your fortress
King: Ahh my orders are being carried out, all is good this is fine.
Hammerer: *Kicks open door*
King: Oh no
Titan: *Kicks open wall*
King: *OH NO*
oh my god i can't fucking breathe
First time playing Dwarf Fortress I ordered some dwarves to chop down some trees and bushes so I could get started on base building, they all said "fuck that" and tried to fight a beetle that was on the other side of a river minding it's business
All 7 of my expedition drowned in that river
Dwarfs hate the beetles
Huh
Surprising that they haven't been killed by carp before that
I'm just laughing at the picture of Gimli, dwarven axe-pope, wielding the triple-headed Deathecutioner Axe of Ultra-Murder
People who aren't familiar with Dwarf Fortress probably think that he is just saying a lot of this as filler.
This is pretty tame too. Even without mods, this game can do some crazy shit.
waitt...
I'm trying to understand.. does all this crap actually happen or is this his RP which he is describing mm because if the former is true..damn
@@geoffdb8118 He is RPing a little, but the vast majority of what he is saying are actual events with real in-game consequences.
I'm a DT infidel. No clue what is going on or what actually happened vs his hilarious monologue
Thanks to you, 10's of thousands more people will now download and open dwarf fortress for 7 minutes before giving up on on it. Don't worry, they are sure they will get around to learning it eventually.
Litterally described my attempt at playing DF to a T
Just use masterwork DF
First attempt: Yeah, this is not something i'm just going to casually try late at night. Second, proper attempt: I tried to get into the game again in the morning after properly waking up, now my chrome has 10 gigs worth of dwarffortresswiki tabs open, my fort has a population of 200, properly trained and scheduled military, strong metal industry, culture and riches worthy of a dwarven capital and in fact the fortress _is_ the new capital of my dwarven faction. Woke up 36 hours ago.
That's been me for the last couple of years.
Tried it around 2013 I think, got my ass handed to me, but I still love everything about the game, and I still tell myself I'll get around to learning the basics.
It's 2019 now...
Dwarf Fortress's complexity is it's greatest feature, but sadly also why most will never bother learning it, it's a victim of it's own design in a way.
I have a good twenty hours in it and the furthest in I ever got eas two years. I just get overwhelmed and retire my forts for fear of sudden disaster.
Once my master craftsdwarf got so vain he decorated every single wall in the fortress with images of himself engraving legendary quality engravings and images of donkeys. Apparently those were the only two things he was emotionally invested in.
Another craftdwarf made a masterpiece statue of the leader of the fort. Normally that would have been great, but said leader hated copper fiercely, so of course the statue was made of copper, encircled with bands of copper and decorated with copper. He really hated that statue...
Or the time one of my dwarves got a episode of deranged inspiration and locked himself up in the forge for a month building the perfectpiece of armor. He came out carrying a tower shield made of lead, decorated with yak fur and dog bones. Totally useless. Another dwarf made a legendary floor grate that was immortalised in engravings on the fort walls. He later went insane with grief when the grate was destroyed somehow.
It's not a game, it's a silly story generator.
that's actually how the creators describe it! interactive story generator! it's *not* a game!
THE GREATEST FLOOR GRATE EVER
One of the most fun / memorable experiences I have with DW is in adventure mode, when I caused the death of a literal God.
Now I have to admit, I played the mod Masterwork Dwarf Fortress a lot over the years, so I'm not sure if those were in vanilla, but anyhow...
Made my usual demigod adventurer, grinded up weapon and fighting skill to legendary ++, became the untouchable killing machine that deals with bogeymen in the night by chopping them to pieces and going right back to sleep, only vulnerable to passing out from prolonged combat (necromancers with 50+ undeads or those really fast vampires could do that).
So I had some 300+ notable kills, including some fun stuff like various titans.
At some point, I was in a city (I was friendly to that civilization) and went to into the temple (this is why I'm not sure if it was vanilla; not certain if they had this type of building) and lo and behold, a flashing creature and when I inspect it, it said "NAME, Deity". So I was quite surprised and impressed. My character had found one of the Gods of this world and could talk and interact with it.
I knew what I had to do. I had to kill the God. There was no particular reason, it was not hostile, but just the idea of a mortal creature offing a God left me no choice. I could not resist.
So I engaged in combat, and no matter what I did, I could not touch the God; which made sense, because... Well, it's a GOD. I had legendary ++ fighter, sword skill, but the God could not be hit. I also had legendary ++ archer and thrower (would keep around 30 crossbow bolts with me at all times to literally throw them at enemies) and it dodged everything.
This gave me an idea. After engaging in combat and not getting killed for once (the God was very good at that), I ran up its very temple, to the ceiling. From up there, it was some 8 levels of height down to the ground, I think. I got the God on the edge (coming after me), I threw a few bolts at it and et voila, it jumped to the side, dodging it... And right down into thin air, falling to the ground.
I rushed down and found its corpse. There I had done it. My adventurer had not just killed a God, but done so for the sheer heck of it, in a "I wanna see if I can do this!" kind of way.
i think "deities" *can* show up in vanilla DF, but they're not actual gods... they're demons disguising as a god to trick you. it's not fully implemented, i don't think.
Corey Becker i want to see a mod where you can make guts, and replace the boogeymen with demons and stuff
@@sicariusflamus3033 i want a mod that lets me grab elves by the pussy and throw them into a pit of magma, but we cant always get what we want
Corey Becker you can do that
I see Sith killing methods work on gods too...
Interestingly wagons are classed as creatures in this game, thus a destroyed wagon is considered a dead creature and can be memorialized 🤣
can it come back as a zombie tho?
@@adeade3978 I dont think so. But you can memorialize them.
Pet rock
@Ade AdeI remember someone did a bunch of wagon experiments a few years ago.
Were-Wagons were a thing for a brief, glorious period.
@@jonasfree2 is there a video of that?
Here's a DF story.
Started an adventure character. Standard human demigod of course. Went around killing stuff and stealing things for a long time before I stumbled on a tomb in the middle of a forest. Before this point I had never seen a tomb before so I did what any good adventurer does and dove in to steal all the stuff. During my grave robbing my masterful character found several trapped floors and avoided them expertly. After filling my bag with about 30 different kinds of coins and a bunch of weapons I left. On my way I decided, I'm gonna hit one of these traps to see what it does.
Well what it did was summon about 45 skeletons and a succubus. I was wearing extremely well made heavy armor so their attacks simply glanced off. Unfortunately the fight went on so long that my character passes out from exhaustion. When he woke up he was still being pointlessly pummeled by the skeletons, but by this time my magnificent armor was slightly less magnificent and was quite damaged. He made one mighty swing, then passed out again. I was then assaulted by millions of lines of text telling me how my character was being pummeled. I sat and watched words flow across me screen for a solid 12 minutes before my armor was finally destroyed and character beaten to death by skeletons. Glorious.
This sounds like some fatalpulse storyline.
@@dudestop1198 What's fatalpulse?
The Ginosaji cannot be escaped.
@@Fatman221
Does the name Asanagi mean anything to you?
@@dudestop1198 I looked up Fatalpulse, at first I thought you were talking about a shitty 80's movie, then I looked up Asanagi. Never heard of this guy.
Dwarf Fortress brings out the best and the worst of humanity. There is one legendary story about the community. One time, someone discovered that merpeople bones were actually quite valuable if you can pick them up without killing them. Result: pages upon pages of design documents on how to channel water through your fort to have merpeople swim through, seal off the channel at both ends, draing the channel, watch the merpeople drown in air, let the corpses rot naturally, then harvest the bones. It also branched out into merpeople farming. The technical and ethical discussion was quite heated but also somewhat bothersome. Eventually, the next patch limited breeding to actual pets and domesticated animals, as well as devalued merpeople bones tremendously so that it was not worth it.
Last I heard, someone is now doing the same thing but to sea serpents. It does have the option of weaponizing them.
I feel like you just read the article about that.
@@virtualmartini I don't exactly remember if there was an article specifically about that; that and the "kill the bronze colossus with a fluffy wambler" definitely predated me getting into the game.
What more likely happened was that there were some offhand comments about it (either in an article or from forum trawling the stories section), which piqued curiosity and ate several hours in the forum section.
My first-hand memories would be some of the comics, like one centered around a dwarf migrant who dreamed of being a cheesemaker and the story became half-forum driven and went really wild.
Ever heard of Obok Meatgod?
What? That's not cool I want to have merpeople farm
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 Yeah. That one... the less is said of him, the better. That guy is pure, unadultered evil incarnate, having gruesomely raped an elven child to death. Sure, elves in DF are no doubt the worst of the worst, but what Obok did is simply disturbingly horrific beyond belief, even by the standards of the game's community.
Seriously. That monstrous sicko makes Griffith from "Berserk" look like a saint by comparison.
You have changed my Elder Scrolls head canon. Now the dwarves disappeared when they all got in a pit and shot themselves with high velocity coins thinking it would make them supersoldiers.
I imagine half the dwarf stories are dwarves doing stupid shit and dying in elder Scrolls.
"Hey lets make one of these giants into an angel murder machine"
Said giant proceeds to cave in half the civilizations skull because they didn't make soap for it.
*"I am a prisoner of my life choices"*
Can relate.
ı liked your profile picture. Where is it from ? Or is it some artist's illustration ?
@@batuhantatlsert7733 Thank you. Unfortunately I forgot when and where I found this picture.
@@batuhantatlsert7733 By accident I stumbled upon the source of my profile pic. It's from the hentai "Flera enuma elish"
by the artist Yukimi
@@Rickuo By "accident".
@@ClonesDream *smirk
I had a fort where a forgotten beast made of water came and was killing all the dwarfs but stopped and nursed a crippled dwarf using its body to give the dwarf liquid. This went on until another beast came and killed the crippled dwarf setting the water beast into a tantrum and it killed the beast and every other living thing.
I've had *multiple* forgotten beasts infiltrate elven retreats, successfully tricking people to extract information. How and why they did that, I don't really want to know, but hey at least that shows that they've got some brains
tfw no water fb gf
wait what...
what the fuck???
I had no idea that could happen. I mean, I've come across situations where a demon integrated themselves into a tribe of goblins or kobolds and impersonated their gods, but nothing about forgotten beasts.
"Accidentally killed a child by doing pushups."
100% lore-friendly Vegeta activities.
The key to why the first fortress was at peace with the goblins was probably in the history. Most likely there was a war that ended in either conquest or marriage between unlikely factions.
That's not how Dwarf Fortress world generation works. If conquest happened there would be no other civilization to war with again and there is no ability to stop a war with marriage. Beyond there being no way for marriage to influence war, there is no interspecies marriage. Furthermore there are no "factions" as Dwarf Fortress does not simulate politics during world generation. It is just more likely that the fortress was created when there was no war.
Dwarf Fortress does not calculate for peace, only for periods where there is no active warfare between two civilizations or sites.
Tldr;
"Um, achtually..." - 🤓
@@user-td2cd8dd9y "Dwarf Fortress does not calculate for peace" is one of the most Dwarf Fortress things that can be said.
Honestly, without precious metals or gems, he was too poor to invade.
@@user-td2cd8dd9y It's possible for Goblins to move into human towns and become citizens there. If they do, then they can visit (and even request to join) your fort. They'll most likely be bards, poets, dancers, or traders since those professions travel the most.
I even ended up with a Goblin as mayor once.
@@roetheboat1
While it is possible for Goblins to move into your fortress, that doesn't mean that the civilization they came from is necessarily at peace with you or that they came from that civilization at all. It's possible during world generation for civilizations to conquer one another's sites (hillocks, fortresses, hamlets, towns, dark pits, etc.) and by doing so they absorb the site's population into their citizenry. Beyond that, individuals during world generation are independent actors and able to act beyond the confines of their initial civilization, moving to and fro however they please and in accordance to their own individual ethics. They can even join a traveling group of bards or mercenaries who also act independently of the whims of civilizations.
Tldr;
What I'm unsuccessfully trying to get at here is that Goblins are able to join your fortress even if you're at war with a Goblin civilization.
Im not even sure if we're arguing. The idea that Goblins can join other civilizations doesn't even really contradict my original comment. Were you just telling me a fun fact? Sorry if you were, this post might come off mightily conformational then when that was not your intention.
My favorite line: "After returning from the underworld, Vegeta spent several hours vomiting on townspeople and indirectly killed a child by doing push-ups".
lost it there
"Push-up's, sit-up's, and plenty of juice" - How Vegeta became Super Saiyan
comedy gold.
_"I'm back, bitches!"_
Ugh.. one of those days
My favorite is when you trap a vampire dwarf or goblin in a doorless room full of levers that do various functions around your fortress and train the “person” to pull specific levers at specific times. You essentially get an ai, a la GLaDOS, that perpetually functions even when the rest of your fortress goes to hell in a hand basket. And like GLADOS it’s an unfeeling cold machine that is not inconvenienced by things like “morals” and “crimes against humanity” so you can make it do whatever the hell you want.
Ah, a vampire powered Chinese Room to bypass a lot of "ethics" bullshit. Clever.
@@NoConsequenc3 Blindsight in a nutshell
Immortal overseer for my fortress? Why the fuck didn't I think of this?
I'm not familiar with this game at all and what the fuck is this holy shit is this even real? Or it's just an elaborate meme?
@@HairEEck
It is very real. You'd be surprised by how twisted some mechanics in this game are.
I once spent 40 minutes starting a new game, selecting an embark location and customizing my crew. I knew what I wanted my crew to be, so 40 minutes was kind of fast. So, it was first day of spring. The river was still frozen due to temperate biome. I wanted to carve my fortress inside the mountain on the other side of the river, so I told them to cross to the other side to start digging. As soon as the first couple of dwarves step on the river, winter ends, and all of the snow vanishes from the map. They fall into the river and die immediately with my pickaxes that I use for digging.
TL;Dr: Doomed my entire crew in less than 2 minutes of gameplay. 10/10. Would do that again.
Yeah, reminds me when I tried to pierce aquifer on a volcano embark... needless to say, entire map was in flames 2 minutes later and fully covered with magma in... well honestly never, because my fps was below floating point math resolution by that point.
@@KohuGaly this comment is so nerdy. 10/10 bro
@@KohuGaly i rate this comment (int)15/10
I feel like god just told you to “go fuck yourself” at that point.
Man, some of these stories make the game sound like a damn cartoon, in the best way possible.
Attack a child, got stabbed by a goblin, which caught the attention of a Dwarf. Swung and killed 4 people, missin the goblin.
"I didn't know the controls, and didn't really care. I spent my entire time accusing children of being vampires" is still one of my favorite sseth lines
I see those InCase goblins and recognize you as a man of taste and wisdom.
I want to know them, where do i look?
I too know of incase and jojo fellow culture man?
feel bad for knowing what that is... damnit
He knows the realm of futa too well i asume?
NUT
One of my first adventurer mode voyages has to be the most realistic "hero" story to ever unfold in any media.
I started as a human peasant in his home village he's never left before in his life. On that day, however, he decided to be an adventurer. With some rudimentary gear to (maybe) survive on the road by himself, and with the head filled with visions of fame, glory and legends of old, he set out southward, towards the glaring midday Sun.
Within minutes of casual stroll from the village was his first challenge as an adventurer - a river. Not a tiny crook to dip your ankles in, but also not a grand river - just a small/medium sized river in a steep ditch, just enough to pose a challenge. Beaming up at the opportunity, the brave adventurer took a few good steps back, and ran at the river with all his might, speed and agility, leaping from its very edge... just to fail to grab the other edge, instead smacking his head into it, and tumbling down into the water, blacked out from the impact, just to drown within mere moments.
Thus ends the most realistic adventure attempt ever made.
He did his best
His best wasn't too impressive however
I definitely read that in Seth's voice
@@silverhand9965
He tried so hard
And got so far
But in the end
It doesn't even matter
He is with the carp now.
@@TheAnon03 he took carp diem too literally
"You're not at war with the goblins, how?"
Is a sentence that makes you feel like you need to understand the game to understand it, but you also need no context whatsoever to do so
"I don't remember Vegeta being able to make destructo discs." He literally uses one to cut off Gohan's tail. Don't worry Sseth, the Merchants will let that slip-up slide.
To be fair, that's the ONLY time Vegeta has used that move.
What Vegeta does not know is Instant Transmision.
@@bass-dc9175 He does know it now, though :D
@@xLambadix Really?
@@bass-dc9175 DB Super Manga ;)
In my last fortress, one of my dwarves turned into a vampire and started killing off the others. When he was caught, we convicted him of murder, but didn't have any hammers to execute him with. Instead of waiting for him to kill again so we could have another trial, I sent him to train in the mines, then walled him in. He seems surprisingly okay with it.
If anyone ever breaks down that wall, they're going to find an extremely buff, extremely hungry vampire.
Every Dwarf Fortress game ends like a Metalocalypse episode ends. An insane domino effect of gore and death
Not quite. Many times it's just some stupid "everyone dehydrated" in the first winter, or "drowned" digging for water, flooding the fort, or a powerful wild animal killing the embark party.
For long term forts, many times you quit because you get bored, or FPS reasons after expanding the fort too much / too long. Just to name a few cases.
@@reviewreaper8508 or a giant steel armadillo kills 20 military dwarfs causing a tantrum spiral while the aramadillo is still on the lose
@@user-sv3vq3iv4r I had a weremoose attack my fort, the stumpies bravely axed it to death but with no armour many of them had been infected, the hospital turned into a horror film and from there it was game over
What a game. I remember being active for years in a forum thread concerning the rapid training and weaponization of not adult dwarven warriors, but of children. Many attempt were made, involving angry hamsters, the coin strategy, fully automatized periodic near-drowning experiences, severed fingers resurrected as undead that would force the children to fight for their unbearded lives, and much, much, much more. After hundreds of pages, I think the only thing we really succeeded in doing was traumatizing (which was a desired result of the process), crippling (not a desirable outcome), and killing a lot of children (an acceptable result as the dead don't consume resources, unlike the cripples, unless the dead children were also accidentally raised as undead and went on to consume that most precious of resources - other dwarven children). What. A. Game.
Ah yes, the wonders of "dwarven child care." I thought the solution was to overlap the daycare with a "pen" overcrowded with dogs. The dogs would periodically attack the kids to raise their fighting skills and traumatize them into that dead-eyed stare you expect from all your best soldiers.
It's no small wonder the goblins keep trying to kidnap the wee ones: it's a humanitarian mission.
@@duncanlutz3698 I had to seal one of my troublemakers - a four year old dwarf girl - in my Manager's office because she kept killing adults. Had to sacrifice two others who were in there with her to do it, but finally managed to slay the beast. She was "packed with obscene amounts of muscle and lard" and was a very competent unarmed fighter by that point, and my military refused to arrest her.
Shit straight up sounds like fallout lore with the vault experiments
Dwarf fortress is now released on steam with actual graphics and a tutorial so there’s no excuse to not play it now.
a TUTORIAL??? What!!
Its fucking expensive
@@raynerhutton1417 you pay it once and then you can play for hundreds or thousands of hours. I’ve already got 50 hours on it and still learning some of the basics.
There’s the free version with free texture packs too if you want to test it first or have no access to money.
@@raynerhutton1417 It’s surprisingly cheap considering what’s in it, it even costs less than Rimworld
@@fosterbennington6405 yeah but uhh, I live in turkey, guys
not everything is so efficient buy
My favorite part is when he said he was going full time, and then didn't post in a month.
Before you know it he'll be doing daily uploads once a year
I mean lets be fair. His patreon pulls like 1200 a video? Thats like a 13 an hour job more or less
Which while not great is probably a bit better than a low level corperate position wherever he lives
if his reddit is to be believed, he got arrested for sexual assault
@@The_Sock_ o fuk
@@The_Sock_ source?
"Indirectly killed a child by doing push-ups."
Holy shit I love these videos.
Can relate
The ironic part is that Vegeta would and probably has done something like that
How my demigod adventurer became a statue:
Wanted to play a super human, so I modded in a sub-human species that was probably invulnerable to all forms of attack. It could fly and spit fire.
Spawned in a human village. Spent some time harassing the villagers, killing isolated civilians whenever they went out to the fields to harvest their crop. Couldn't figure out where they stored their food, so my first meals where their blood. As one does.
Got bored of this. Set out for the Village chief. Ask for a quest. He tells me that there's a Bronze Titan that's been terrorizing the faction"s territory, last seen in some desert up north. Set out to kill it.
Get lost a long the way. End up at a dwarven monastery. First dwarves I've seen in the run. Ask where the desert and titan are. They tell me, and I thank them by massacering them. Keep heading north. Run into another group of dwarf monks. Tell them of what has happened in the monastery. Slaughter them all for their food.
Get lost again. Find a dwarf corpse. "That's funny. I don't remember killing this one. Or that one. Or that one... wait a minute."
Stumble across the Bronze colossus while it's in the middle of attacking a dwarf fort, likely the same one where those dwarf monks came from. The fort isn't doing so well, but their soldiers have stopped the titan from at least entering their gates. Decide to help them out. Maybe they'll reward me.
Engage the Titan in battle. It can breathe fire too!
Breathe my own fire, which melts and kills it. As I am fire proof and basically immortal, I am unharmed. The smoke and ash clears and I try to move closer to the titan.
I... can't move.
Why can't I move?
The fire breathes had melted my adamantine armor, fully encasing me in my trusty gear. Try to breathe fire to melt it, but I can't because the flames don't hit it.
Reminded of that ATLA scene where Azula is chained and freaking out.
A few hour pass and I eventually die of dehydration.
Tested it out further, and it turns out the modded fire breathe was hot enough to turn bare stone into magma. My modded subhuman species would breathe fire on a rock surface, take a step forward, and sink below into magma... where the lava cools and encases them in solid rock. They eventually die of starvation there.
Nice
That's metal
Karma is a fickle mistress as sseth once said
A worthy tomb for a red hot bellend
Sseth is the type of person that can review Quantum physics advanced type of games and make you interested
BouncyBear sseth personally encourages my amphetamine addiction.
Before seth i thought morrowind was too complicated for my tiny oblivion brain; i now played elona and catacylsm thanks to seth and morrowind seems like a early access title in comparison of complexity
You can have goblin dancers?
Well shit, this might be worth looking into.
"After Using *appropriate* self defense to remove the victim's ability to chew food..." XD
@@alexvirgoe4482 Dwarven self defense is mostly centered around the protection of drinks and food. If you remove the jaw, you remove the threat.
@@Elenrai you now only need to wait until the jawless person die from lack of alchool, which for a dwarf, comes 5 minutes after the jaw "surgery"
*N E W F E T I SH R E A L I Z E D*
That's a grudgin.
One of my favorite mods for this game was not anything like the vegeta mod, or anything really high ambition. It was just a mod that randomly generated all of the plants in the worlds you created, allowing for completely new and exciting kinds of crops and plant products to be made, chiefly - vegan cheese. I cornered the market on vegan cheese, and it was glorious.
"successfully stealth castrated my first enemy" alright that's enough of this new and confusing game for me.
There is a story of stealth dentist ripping out teeth from behind.
IMAGINE hugging a tree instead of feeding it to the furnaces.
This post was made by dwarf gang.
Hmm, that's something an elf would say.
Make charcoal out of it. I think it'll burn longer. Then you could try making pig-iron.
All Elfs must die
Dragonborn best race! Our women don't prefer orc cock over their own race's ones!
dwarf gang rise up!
ASCII player here.
I don't even see the letters, numbers and symbols anymore. I see trees, axe dwarves, engravings, ... It's beautiful.
!!science!!
Same here. It's really not that hard if you use a little imagination.
ASCII just has that A S T H E T I C, also its usually pretty self explanatory
You have transcended brother.
Aameen brother
Aight grabbed the steam edition last night so here's the story of my first fortress
Forgot to pause and it went on for five hours in the background while I ran a d&d sesh, came back and everything was fine
"Huh, I thought this was a chaotic game"
Just then my legendary miner goes mad
Turns out several years of no alcohol broke him
He breaks into an underground river
Floods my complex
Kills everyone and himself in the lowest level
Neat game!
my colony died to a roaming pack of agitated yaks, leaving a 1 year old to fend for himself. Soon baby was kept company by risen ghosts of the colonists. All the ghosts kept the kid happy. Then a ghost of a lovebird chased the baby around the haunted keep until he ended up outside. Murdered by the yaks. RIP
>walk into castle
>kill king
>i guess im the king now
>tell the guard "hey, i heard the last king was killed by me"
>guard: " you're full of shit"
pure gold
Unironic tips from somewhat of a veteran;
- Settle near a river for fishing opportunity
- Avoid goblins at all cost
- Elves only use wood, train 5 hammerdwarves with metal equipment and you can commit elf genocide, it's fun
- Bury corpses if you hate ghosts
- Plump helmets are good for farming
The difference between a good Dwarf Fortress player and a great one is the following: A good player looks at what happened with the coins and goes, "Ah, I fucked up. Let's not do that," while a great player goes, "This is a coin machine gun."
Your comment on prescription medication actually reminded me of my own need to take my own meds today so thank you Ssseth for reminding me of the strange reality that is living with comorbid autism and ADHD. It truly is a pleasure to see the world cater to the tastes of people like me, however esoteric.
(ahshdkabsbakshs[concern and empathy] ajshdkabdkab)
Once, one of my craftsdwarf went on a tantrum because he lost lots of friend in the raging wars agaisnt humans, elves and goblins, and the Fortress guard (Which were equipped with steel weapons) chopped both his arms and dragged him to the prison to be shakled on a gold chain.
Thanks for reviewing one of my favorite games Sseth, you marvelous african warlord you.
So, did they think far enough ahead to shackle him by his feet?
@@ZenoDovahkiin I always thought he was chained by the waist. Dorf crafts are best crafts.
I had a child kiddnaped, he came back to seige the fort with goblins
2010 can it run crisis?
2019 can it run dwarf fortress?
2077: Can it run Dwarf Fortress *now* ?
wake up samurai, we have a game to run
finally
The problem with dorf fort's performance is that it only uses a single core for everything, and the contemporary trend is to increase cores/threads, power efficiency, etc. but not the frequency. So the ideal PC for DF would only need a CPU with exceptionally powerful high-frequency cores and I don't know if that exists.
@@FuriousGorge Barely
@@Randomness65535 Truth to be told that is the case with crisis too. During the development it seemed like the future is in increasing the frequency (because thats how it worked in the past) while the trends in hardware shifted and crisis was not optimised for that. This is case for some other games from that era too like Starcraft 2 running like shit because it can use only two cores.
Whatever graphic pack sseth is using at 4:30 has outright ripped the minecraft sapling texture and I love it
“As she began screaming, he began thrashing her with her own jawbone.”
Was this wrestler named Samson by any chance
That's making me wonder if the dancer had a great ass.
Oh my god that's right
"Corporate position"
Flipping burgers at McDonalds like a good wagie.
Hey now, maybe he outdid himself and managed to land a callcenter jockey position, it is far more prestigious than burger flipping.
JUST
Wagie escaped his cagie
Bring out the wage cage
didn't he sell his channel to T-series a while back?
I remember the first time I met a were-giraffe.
It was a beautiful summer day, and many of my dwarves were picking flowers and other plants. A human child appeared, clothed in rags. Curious, a pair of dwarves approached...
The horror.
The child twisted into a giraffe and gutted them with its stubby horns. The flowers were blanketed with blood and my dwarves were left dead, or crippled.
The giraffe transformed back into a child and my dwarves proceeded to beat the child to death.
The survivors were left scarred in everyway. Wounds unhealable so early in the game, and PTSD from either seeing their friends die, or from beating a child to death.
That was a fun time.
I come back this video a lot just to listen to the story at 4:05.
Something about the delivery of it just makes me cry with laughter.
So I decided to do a test run in adventure mode.
I'm generic human in a small cabin with some dwarves in the middle of the snowy wilderness. Keep in mind, I read no tutorials and instead decided to just see what I could do without help. I was overwhelmed and bewildered, to put it simply, but I didn't let it dissuade me. I wandered around, getting a hang of things, before setting out and wandering around in the wilderness.
I had given myself a heavily improved bronze hammer, and I had some nice clothes. I'm wandering around when I manage to find a group of dwarven monks. Alone. In the freezing woods. For no reason.
What do humans do when they're scared and confused?
Violence.
I attacked the monk, but missed and he managed to run away. I let him flee, setting my sights on his friend. I attacked the dwarven monk by biting onto his neck, managing to latch on. Considering I was a human hero and he was a dwarven monk, he couldn't escape. I proceed to start hammering and biting him at the most vital points I can get to. Before long, tendons are torn, spinal cords are bruised, and I had all but obliterated his hip.
However, during this fight, this monk managed to break free of my iron jaws and, realizing the strength of teeth, started to bite me. A lot. All over in fact. Biting was the ONLY attack he would use. At one point, he somehow bit my TEETH and TORE THEM OUT.
I had begun rupturing arteries, and after a final blow to his... head I think? He fell unconscious and died of his injuries immediately after.
So now what? I attempt to butcher the corpse, but I lacked the tool. I instead began to drink his blood, drink my own blood, spit on his corpse, and then dance on his corpse. I proceeded to pick up his corpse and run around in the snowy tundra for awhile. Eventually, I found more monks. I threw the desiccated corpse of my victim directly at a monk, causing him to panic and run away. And with that, my "hero" retired.
Definitely one of the funniest things I've ever done in a video game.
"He somehow bit my TEETH and TORE THEM OUT"
😂 holy shit
Some RPGs haverandom encounters.
In DF's adventure mode, you are the random encounter.
That went from attacking out of fear to just sheer brutality
I distinctly remember training my adventurer to fight by pissing off gooses and ducks. This was working suprisingly well until my adventurer fainted from exhaustion and got pinched to death.
This game is great.
One of my greatest campaings in Dwarf Fortress was with a clan named The Intense Rocks in a Fortress names The Shafts of Muscle. I helped my fortress grow for several years, until our noble king died in our mountains of birth, having one of the Urists in my fortress to inherit the title. Upon these fantastic news, I began expanding the empire further by creating armies and securing our borders, which involved clearing the surface level of unnecessary clutter, such as trees.
This perfectly reasonable action was responded with a declaration of war by the elves of Screamingbark. Our empire was prepared for war, but I decided that we won't be the ones on the defense, nor are the elves worthy of facing my legions of dwarves. Instead, I temporarily retired my fortress to let it run on its own, as I sent small groups of sappers near the elven borders. I made a total of five different fortresses as close to Screamingbark as possible and immediately started digging deep, until I finally reached the forbidden caverns and heard the clowns of old rousing from their slumber. I had my surviving sappers quickly retreating all five fortresses upon finishing their task and returned to The Shafts of Muscle.
Just as I had planned, the demon armies had been awakened and the elves were driven to chaos. No elven armies set foot into our borders and our kingdom continued to thrive. However, my plans were far from over, so I proceeded to prepare for the final steps of my plan. I had my miners dig deep to find the rarest materials they could find, ordered my blacksmiths to use them and jewelers to enrust them. This took a total of five years, as I carefully created the finest set or armor and two different weapons of choise, an adamantine axe and a silver hammer encrusted with cinnabar spikes.
I retired my fortress once more and instead created an adventurer in said fortress. I had my hero to begin his intense training, which took several weeks. First I improved our hero's endurance by picking up and carrying several tons of small rocks in his chest pocket, his hand-eye coordination for mastering the art of knapping after repeating the process for a million times until he could do the task with the flick of a finger. And finally hist strength was brought to its peak, as he proceeded to throw all of the rocks at the base speed of mach 5 at the fortress walls, one by one.
At last I had my hero don the armor and weapons designed exclusively for him and went to finish my master plan. Our adventurer travelled to the elven town of Screamingbark, to see the fruits of our labour. The demons had done their job, effectively crippling the town for good and enslaving its inferior people through fear and torture. I proceeded to hunt down each and every single demon in the region and killing them all one by one. It was a challenging task despite all the careful preparation, causing our adventurer to pay for his success with his left toe. The surviving elves of Screamingbark praised the warrior of of The Intense Rocks as their hero, singing tales of him for years to come.
Our hero returned to The Shafts of Muscle and retired there and I took control of the fortress once more. I assigned him as the military captain and waited for a response. Sure enough, the elven ambassador came to announce peace between us once more. However, our king was still not satisfied. Each year, I waited for an elven caravan to arrive, lead them to the deepest parts of our caverns and walled them in, never letting them out, slowly starving and killing them. Because I wasn't directly causing harm to them, more caravans kept coming and I repeated the process, until finally the town of Screamingbark was abandoned. The final caravan consisted of two people.
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Unless a DF story includes cats, it doesn't count.
*Backs out of internet slowly*
that was a satisfying end. to be honest, i think you should've just enslaved the elves
This is surely the closest thing to an happy ending in dwarf fortress
I once had a Goblin invasion while my war maiden hammer dwarf dropped her baby on the ground to only be snatched up by the Gobins and carried away, The mother of the baby dwarf went crazy with fits of depression and anger started attacking people in the dinning hall after the battle I had to order my military to put her down. Many years after the goblin raid on the fortress, the same Goblin clan returned to my fortress but this time we was prepared with War Tigers and 2 War Spiders i managed to capture in deep in the caverns and a well trained Army, Outside the gates of my fortress was a moat, the only thing holding the invasion at bay, I looked over and noticed one Dwarf there among the Goblins, it was the young dwarven child that was stolen all those years ago, brainwashed and raised to think he one of the goblins. I had my army lined at the gates as a lowered the bridge, Just as the fight began and the bangle tigers was released i seen the message at the bottom "THE GREAT FORGOTTEN BEAST FANGURA CORNERTABLES HAS COME! A Giant Toad made out of Salt and Filth with poisonous fangs beware of it's deadly gas! " I had one brave metalwork dwarf flip the level to the caverns allowing the beast to claw it's way through the fort to the outside blowing hot poison gas from it's mouth, killing all that got in it's way including all my military dwarfs as well as the goblin troops.
This was the end of the Fortress Mountain-Bloodstone.
In adventure mode once I made a professional thrower/Proficient Wrestler I went to a town that had Camels and spit on the owners of the Camels and got the camels in a headlock choking them to death, Children watched me as I did so and just said " it was inevitable " so i threw a sock at a child and when the sock hit the child, it hit with such force his right leg exploded into gore, Falling to the ground as he cried on the ground, i took his water pouch and left, licking the sweat off my forehead.
This will always be my favorite game been playing it on and off since 2008.
Pro-tip: you can safely weaponize the FB's and their "deadly gas!"
Dig a tunnel from the surface to the caverns, and lever-link some bridges or hatches to keep it sealed. When the goblins arrive, lock down your fort and throw that lever. What Lies Below will then surge up topside to murderate the goblins for you.
The only problem is that you now have to figure out how to safely kill the abomination or coax it back Beneath (tie puppies down with ropes as bait).
Double-pro tip: nothing survives a good cave-in. Or being cast into obsidian.
Dwarf Fortress is the kind of game where a “peasant railgun” is actually feasible.
"Everyone refused to believe it and said that I, the King, was full of shit." - That caused me to have an actual 30s laughing fit for some reason.
What a fantastic gachimuchi intro
I swear he could have added some filters, some distorted cords strikes, and some other nonsensical stuff and it would have a perfect work of absurd art. Could have used it as short trailer/teaser by its own.
@Marximus gackibass clap ZULOL
@Crimson Slavic references are in vogue now, and being fond of traps is just a fetish. Though the gachi memes are interesting.
swedish man memes out
@Crimson not so much, Richard Milos was a thing for few months while ago, but now gachitrain of joy is pretty dead.
Dwarf Fortress just released on Steam with some huge updates!
One of my very first fortresses had an unseen alligator murder and drag the corpse of one of the original 7 dwarves into a nearby lake. As a new player, this scared the crap outta me and I thought this would mean my entire time settling there would be hell from the local wildlife. That was not true. I never had any combat encounters from normal creatures since Elva was dragged away on day one.
The bones of Elva laid in that river, I had no idea how to fish/dig them out to give a proper burial, so I tasked a stonemason to craft a tombstone in her name and lay her to rest. However, 3 years into building my fort with few disasters, one child saw the dead body of Elva at the bottom of the Lake, became traumatized, trampled my crops in a fit of insanity. I later faced food shortages in that winter due to running out of proper seeding for my trampled fields, resulting in a mass starvation and civil war that ended the fort.
So yea it’s a pretty good game
>Dedicated in loving memory to Billy Herrington
I promised to myself that i wouldn't cry and be strong this year... but i can't! The pain is just too strong for me to handle!
_Aniki..._
@@gru2 timeless words...
I have a story of my fortress to share.
I started with a few dogs, in a region with magma pipe. My grand plan was to kill the fire imps with trained dogs, keeping my dwarwes safe.
It took quite a while, but eventually my massive army of attack dogs was bred and trained, I sent them in.
This caused much learning, fire imps indeed do breathe fire. Fire causes dog fur to burn.
Burning causes dogs panic and run amok. Burning dogs can make other dogs burn.
Extreme temperatures caused by burning dog fur causes dog fat to liquefy and shoot out from the burning dog.
In the end, my poor fortress was filled with boiling and burning dog fat. Nodoby made it out alive.
>Nodoby made it out alive.
This is usually how it goes
Success!
This pleases Armok
Sounds like A victory
!!SCIENCE!! is the best science.
“I became an ape, got drunk and stole peoples genitals.”
Absolutely amazing.
Sseth I'll give you my kidneys if you make an updated video.
STRIKE THE EARTH.
Oh shit, hail Cargo.
*HAIL CARGO*
@@Intestine_Ballin-ism Lost my arms in the last syndicate attack but ill be damned if im not moving this freight!
BURN THE EARTH, FOR MINIMUM WAGE.
HAIL CARGONIA MY SPESS BROTHER
>>Full time Sseth.
I know EXACTLY from whence this Erection doth cometh.
Today, like 20 minutes ago, a fucking medic got so drunk at the tavern that started punching a woman, my best clothmaker, so her husband came to help her and fought the drunken medic, then a soldier that was patroling the tavern, friend of the medic, came to hit the said husband and so on. In less than 2minutes a whole civil war started inside my 230 population fortress, the blood, vomit and theets splatted everywhere and piles of corpses started to grow in every single corner while my visitor akwardly ignored the violence praying to their random gods.
Now i have less than 80dwarves, many of them critically injured with noone able to save them and suture their wounds (well yes, there was a medic left that just threw a tantrum overwhelmed by the catastrophe).
This was my first loyalty cascade, and i absolutely loved it. LOSING IS !!FUN!!
Just bought Dwarf Fortress on steam, cheers Sseth for inspiring me to play it back when this review first came out and now several years later with it's recent 2022 steam release.
Dwarf Fortress is coming to steam to finance Tarn Adam's synthetic body and healthcare
And also his brother's medical bills
When?
@@KageMinowara the Steam page literally says "time is subjective" lol
Villains update is up already, and they said that steam version was the next in the list after this update
I once managed to get a location that had a mountain on the edge of a lake, so there was plenty of fish, fresh water, stone, and metals for my dwarves. I wanted to do some sort of, like, balcony/walkways along the cliff face into rooms for the dwarves. After a few years, a goblin raiding party arrived, their leader riding upon a giant toad. They wiped out my small militia, so I did the only reasonable thing. I brought all of my animals inside and walled off my tunnels before continuing on for a little while as mole people. Only lasted a couple more years before the goblins managed to locate the back way into the tunnels, which I had been using to gather wood.
The Darkness dwells in Moria...
@@kabob0077 It's almost like Moria is elvish for "dark pit" or something, huh?
@@GadzooksEugene On the bright side, at least they didn't have a Balrog right?
@@kabob0077 True, they didn't get a chance to dig /that/ deep.
Sounds to me like those dwarves just really didn’t like the old king.
0:23 Fun facts:
- There's a competitive programming tournament called Financial Modeling World Cup in which a bunch of people who are incredibly confident in their Excel skills race against time to complete as much of a given task as possible in a very short timeframe, meaning Excel is in fact a playable game.
- EVE Online recently introduced an API with which one can import game data to Excel (and hopefully to other spreadsheet software too), taking the "competitive Excel" aspect of the game to a ridiculous length.
7:19 Dwarf carves a sculpture of himself committing murder.
7:22 Dwarf then proceeds to commit murder...
Well that escalated quickly.
Finally someone who doesn't go back on their word.
i call that a mad lad dwarf move
Imagine being the guy that got attacked. Everyone in the fortress is in awe of it and probably tries to convince you not to worry as the guy who made it gets all of these accolades and recognition. Than he actually attacks you and no one stops it.
The strange mood experience
Dwarf Fortress,
*_The only simulator where leaving your hentai collection will cause an entire social collapse._*
I don't remember there being hentai in DF. Is that mod or something added to the game more recently or were you joking?
@@KageMinowara if there's a mod like that, dat would be hilarious
@@KageMinowara I think he's talking about the books of necromancy.
It’s once again time to strike the earth. As if we ever stopped.
Posting this in honor of DF arriving on Steam.
This is a video. All craftsdwarfship is of the highest quality. In the thumbnail is engraved a picture of an ancient hero SsethTzeentach in his dwarven attire.
But it's not menacing with spikes so it's actually shit.
The artwork relates to the plagiarizing of other videos.
@Robzah I'm not Andrew, but i'd really appreacciate an explanation
@Robzah I thought of that too, but he fucked up badly this time. I don't think he should have rushed a review on a game like dwarf fortress, he should have spent more time on it, record more footage and, in the meanwhile, doing a easier video maybe. I don't care if he used clips from other channels, honestly, i've been watching Sseth for years now, he always used non-original staff, but it was always transformative.
But, if what people have been saying in the comments is true, and he outright stole other people stories (and clips related to those same stories) and tried to pass them as his own, then that's incredibly cheap and unprofessional. He should have expected that someone would have found out.
I really hope he'll be more careful next time and he doesn't panic. I love his style of writing and editing, he has done some fantastic videos in the past, but this was really bad. I hope it doesn't ruin his reputation.
@Robzah now im waiting for the apology video
Damn you had to use those goblin pictures again didnt you.
I'd like to "slay" some goblins
I uh... Need a source for those goblins.
@@massivedamagegaming9004 Artist called 'Incase.' Hope you like lady-dongs if you plan to go browsing through their stuff
@@reasonablysatanic4027 Male dongs are gay
@@reasonablysatanic4027 Kreygasm
I have to say, one of the things I absolutely love about your videos are the hidden gems you only flash for 1 frame in the background
Happy Steam release day!
You MUST make a NEW Dwarf fortress review. It is foretold.
I played a bunch of Rimworld because it seemed like a good alternative where I could actually tell what was happening.
These tile sets are tempting me to give this a good go now, thanks for the info.
I’m glad you’re going full time as I thoroughly enjoy your unique brand of humour, keep up the great work!
Rimworld is good but isn't nearly as indepth as DF, especially since fluids and z-levels don't exist in rimworld
+Noah V I played Rimworld because it was more accessible, but then I actually got into vanilla DF again (I did before too but I stopped playing and forgot everything) and the thing is... as fun as Rimworld is, DF has no competition in terms of sheer spectrum of things that can happen and be told in the game.
Try using the vanilla 800x600 tileset. If you never played games like Rogue, it might take a while for you to get used to it, but trust me, with time it feels like a new sense.
And if you play enough, the key bindings get in your head too. I know most Adventurer Mode bindings out of instinct.
@@VeganKebabDoRuky Seconded. Nothing wrong at all with Rimworld, but DF is literally peerless. It's hard to compete with a mad mathematician's lifelong passion project to build a fantasy world simulator.
@@-Ano-Ano- What is with the hatred for tilesets?
The bitcoin miners dug too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness of Bogdangrad... shadow and flame
*domp it again*
@@Ezio999Auditore ah, Mr. Bogdanoff, a pleasure as always.
Bit-mithril is too precious and tempting
It is terrifying.
And as the dwarves took the last layer of bitamantime, gigantic creatures beneath the earth let out a sudden scream...
*BIIIITCOOOOOOOOOOONNNNEEEEEEEEEEEEEECT*
I like to think the wrestler that got Seth's first fortress destroyed left right before the Goblin army destroyed it. Not even knowing the shitstorm he caused he just goes back to his village and tells his wife he had a fun time at his wrestling event.
And is now available on Steam in its full graphical glory + mouse support
3:30 "We had no metal, and so instead we fought with sticks and traded pottery for any possible scrap of metal. We also lived in constant fear: There was a were-zebra. He kept eating my chickens and trampling my dwarves." Good times. The memories are all flowing back to me now.
years ago I heard so many amazing stories so eventually downloaded it. After less than five minutes I had deleted the overwhelming program.
A year later I came back and absolutely fell in love with it. I'm so glad its finally big enough to hit steam.
Well it took 3 years but it finally released :D
That poor kobold just wanted people to acknowledge his feat of killing the king.
review the damn thing again oh great one