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Where do you put your Lavish meal?

The issue with food is temperature decay.
Personally it's in the kitchen where there's no light/heater to keep it cool on a shelf.
I only cook around the minimum needed so it stay fresh.

But I don't feel it's the "perfect" right way, any recommendation?

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u/Scalion — 4 days ago
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whole Map just flodded... wtf? what do I do

My whole f ing map just flodded. My walls just prevented that I lost everyting... is that a bug? never seen anyting like it

u/EbenenChef — 6 days ago
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BRIMAZ lately

A siege that lasted 3 days, Some interiors, growing the base and making new buildings, im planning to make two proper cathedrals

u/DonPedroAC — 6 days ago
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Mod to disable settler soft cap stopped working?

I use a mod to disable the settler soft cap, it’s worked great but has not been working over the past week.

Anyone know of any dev changes that may be affecting this?

I want to start with 3 and then build up to 60+ (my computer is capable of running it)

Any solutions?

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u/Brookiecrisp — 7 days ago
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Caravans

What happens if you send a caravan to a hostile city?

Ive been to every friendly city and none of them have dogs I can buy. So if I go to a hostile city will they attack me?

Is there any way to force dogs to appear on my map? I assume I need to up the small animal.event or large animal event or domestic animal event? Which one does dogs fall under?

My dogs stopped breeding and theyre getting old. I rely completely on them for hauling. I need some dogs quick.

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u/EarlyBirdWithAWorm — 8 days ago
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We Galmping! :D

(Left to right) Florencia the aloof Huntress, Lucas the gruff but beloved Blacksmith, Marjorie the Bard who isn't afraid to get her hands dirty, & Milton the Cook who vomits at the sight of animal dung. This is our settlement's 2nd expedition (we don't talk about the disastrous 1st one). But this time we came prepared to camp out in style & comfort! :D

u/Feel-A-Great-Relief — 9 days ago
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settlers going unconscious for no reason?

hey all,

so i’ve recently come back to the game after being away for a while.. doing my normal underground build (i’m sure i’m a dwarf at heart), anyways, got my food going good, mead going good, everyone has their own room, lots of goodies, games, all that.. game had been running fine. turned it off, came back a day later, start playing and all of a sudden i have people just randomly passing out for no reason.. i don’t get it? did they change something to discourage underground life? the flooding was a surprise until i saw how you deal with that.. but yea, is this normal or a very odd bug?

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u/Battlewear — 10 days ago
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My QoL Update Colony after the first Spring thaw (cool seed!)

Large Hillside
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This has been my best seed AND start ever. My research tree has exploded, I have not only an entire 2x6 freezer space of ice with 2 food shelves, but also an extra 2 in my pending great hall beside the meals (mostly because I didn’t have extra space to fit them).

I’ve bought off 1 threat, and ignored a 2nd. Currently I’m working on filling out my kitchen in the clay clan hall below the clan hall.

Long term my plan is to finish building out my village where I’m at, and then once I’m ready to build my fortress… I’m building a Yin-Yang structure over near that super cool double curve river bend. My hope is to have 3 or 4 criss-crossing bridges that allow for kill zones of my ballista and ranged attackers, with the final bridge to my keep using an internally controlled self-sabotage pillar. Knock out a basic 1x wood pillar and a small chunk of the bridge falls away. I will probably build the sacrificial chunk out of wood to minimize cost loss.

The clan hall is 4 stories, 5 once I finish my new underground cold locker. The ground floor fits my tailor, library, kitchen, and stone mason’s station; the second floor has the beginnings of my medical wing and great hall. Haven’t decided what to do with the room above my library… 3rd floor has a 2 bed prison, and the rooftop has a covered ranger platform.

All in all things are going excellent!

Any tips for how to spend my first spring? The crops have been planted and my first fruit trees are going in the ground! I plan to supply my prisons with gruel and smoked fish.

u/ZixfromthaStix — 11 days ago
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Painting vs Tapestry, which one gives more aesthetic points?

Need to know. My artist is focused on tapestries ATM, but am curious if paintings have more aesthetics because it's a painting.

If both same, which one more costly to produce or which one provides more XP?

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u/Confident_Lawfulness — 11 days ago
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Filling rooms

Been playing for a solid 80 hours finally building a massive keep for my castle, but something’s bugging me a little, having trouble filling out my rooms, I’ve found the base game just doesn’t have a lot of specific furniture for each room, it might just be me who’s missing something but for example, the kitchen has a stove & pottery shelves that’s about it? I assume I’ll have to dip into the steam workshop but anyone else thought this?

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u/Treebeard452 — 13 days ago
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Lavish food recipes and ingredients

How do y'all make specific dishes when the cook would just pick up random stuff?

Even if every available ingredient for a seafood dish is over abundant, the cook would not make the seafood dish. Sometimes it would be bread, or something else.

Make a room with nothing but those ingredients in and hope for the best they don't make bread again?

I wish they make a cookbook or something, an extra furniture where a massive cookbook in a pedestal, if placed in the kitchen, would allow you to cook specific dishes.

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u/Confident_Lawfulness — 13 days ago
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Are Marsh map empty of stones

Hi

I am building in a marsh for the first time and damn, there is 0 stones and I only found 1 spot with clay, barely enough to make some stuff.

The fast majority of the map 1e layer of ground show as soil or marshy soil.

Should I try exporatory digs? Like a bunch of small mines to try and find stone, iron and such? Or is that a waste of time and my only hope is to buy it or bring it back from expeditions?

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u/drouinfrank — 13 days ago
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Room Separation

I need a little bit of help figuring out why this upper room is shared with the ground floor. I was careful to wall of the staircase and placed a door for the room but it still somehow registers as shared. Does anyone have experience with this that might know what the problem could be?

u/Shaka3v3 — 13 days ago
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Are shields unable to be repaired?

Everything else seems to repair just fine, but I can't get villagers to repair shields. It says resource unable to deliver. I have 18k wood available and have even moved the shields into the room with the stations - have some on the floor in a stockpile and some in weapon racks etc.

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u/TheProfessional9 — 13 days ago