[7 bridged city] I made an item siphon for the river for safety for people/loot that drowned to it, upgraded it so I have flood gates, 2nd floor, fixed* the mist generator, and fixed the bridge alignment, built temples, apparently diagonal doors exist, exiled depressionists, expanded the catacombs

u/Inderastein — 1 month ago

Today I Learned that I will starve. I was cooking lavish meals, and I forgot to forbid my kitchen from cooking the plump helmets, meaning I don't get any seed to replant it ;-;

u/Inderastein — 1 month ago

[My most menacing gift] - 1400 tons of coffins. I wonder how will these merchants haul these to their Leader, let alone explain that it's not a death threat and the merchant being an absolutely naive person.

u/Inderastein — 1 month ago

A 12 hole mist generator, FPS is now 40 because of this... +1 happiness from water, +1 happiness from finally having table and seats, +2 deaths because 1 guy went berserk.

u/Inderastein — 1 month ago

I received my first possession event and this possession event made me laugh too hard. Thank you for the weapon rack.

>Be me, Tun Dorenunal, novice mason
>Was mining
>Was possessed
>Went to a Mason workshop
>Worried everyone in the city of Angels
>Made a masterpiece of a weaponrack

Mind you this happened after the siege of the seven cities, where 3 dwarves died, one baby fell into the river and died after, because the guy who cut the tree cut it onto himself with the baby on his other hand.

So I do not know if the ghosts are calling me out.

*ghost whispers*
"Skill.... issueeeeee... and Take... this... weaponrackkk... ...youAbsoluteNoob-"
*sudden cut off*

Imma take it for granite and assume that's the scenario.
I don't want to be haunted by my teammates man, buncha backseaters, I already buried and slabbed them.

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

I'm so proud of my 7 bridges, I made this in three days before the raid, there's no way for them to go up to my island.

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

I just realized, unlike Moss Ironwork's intricacy with it's machines, how does this one operate? There's no man on the gates, nor a mechanism.

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

My training arc before I send them ALL out beyond the doors to defeat the Titans.

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

It's finally been a day of progress in survival mode, 4 vault dwellers died, my economy is thriving. Soldiers are being made. Don't know how long I will keep on playing this game.

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

3 elevators still isn't enough of a barrier to stop disaster spread. So I just had a big brain moment of a solution! (Subject to change if I find a more efficient way)

u/Inderastein — 2 months ago

I feel like I understand the reason why the characters that died had to die.

I had a thought while eating:

  • Alice killed a lot of people mercilessly and sadistically
  • Beau(Alice's baby): Alice would've been dead if it weren't for the baby!
  • Cyn is obvious.
  • Doll killed a lot of innocent women
  • Tessa kept on grabbing drones from the dead which ultimately caused the death of all of humanity.
    • Add the fact where she gets the hair, she's a resourceful person... yet very disrespectfully unethical.
    • Here's the thing, I think I know the parents know that the drones are literally from the dead, which does sound disgusting.
  • Tessa's parents tried to kill N without proper disposal, he would've been Cyn'd
    • Tessa's parents are also just severely cruel and are obvious red flags.
  • The murder drones are murder drones, it's built into them, and for them, the only way to not feel painfully guilty about it is by making fun of the situation. Soldiers are soldiers. Puppets are puppets.
    • Worker drones are excellent examples of being bottom of the food chain
      • (I don't have to explain why we eat meat, do I?)

I don't know of other justified deaths

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u/Inderastein — 2 months ago