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Raid villages? No. Not worth the time spent tied down in one place, not worth pissing off the locals, not worth the loss of potential food or trade good supply for when peace breaks out.

Caravans? Yes. Every one I can catch. Totally worth it for the loot and to disrupt the enemy's trade routes.

Tournaments: Bet heavily on yourself, and win. Easy 4k denars a pop. Great in peacetime.
Beating people and taking their stuff: Attack enemy lords. Take their stuff. Caravans are fairly lucrative, but those spears mean you can die quick.
Less talking, more rrrraiding: Sea raiders have shiploads of good loot. Equip companions/yourself with the best, sell the rest.
Local knowledge: Buy trade goods where they're cheap. Take them to where they're expensive and sell them.
Slavery for fun and profit: Bludgeon people with a hammer. Take them prisoner. Sell them to their families. Stun enemy lords with sharp things, stash them in your dungeon, and sell them back to their faction for thousands a pop.

If you're at war, making money is easy. If peace breaks out, you may end up chasing the tournament circuit laden with trade goods, waiting for a war.

I lost a book after losing a fight. How do I get it back?

Muffins are delicious. I can even bake them.

Double chocolate, and none of that storebought crap. No preservatives, no artificial crap.
Don't NEED preservatives. They get eaten within a few days anyway.

The lorry driver may not have been aware of the car. A car sliding sideways in the wet wouldn't take much extra force to keep moving after the initial krunch.
Also, there are SERIOUSLY huge blind spots looking out of those things. I've never been in one, but I have spent a lot of time cycling in heavy traffic, and it's very easy to nestle up so you can't see the driver or the mirrors.
On top of that, wet roads are slippy. Yes, this is obvious, but it's incredibly annoying.

Stay out of the vaegir lands. That's where I;ve found it most often.

Oksbad 说:

Skorpion 说:

ripped out the control room

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Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy? 

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Because I'd removed most of the bridges, I didn't know what any of the levers did, and it was interrupting traffic flow to the dining hall/meeting area.
And because I put levers near the things they operate.

Oh, and I expanded the elf drowner, sort of. I added a secondary channel to drain the brook into the chasm, and built a meeting hall under it. Rhyolite floors set with electrum grates, cobaltite fortifications on the end as a guardrail, and supported by microcline cantilevers.
It's epic.

Someone else can do it, if they feel like it. This fiasco has put me off trying to coordinate people for a while.

But I've been playing the fort on my own, since I got bored of the lag in my last one, so if anyone wants any of the autosaves, they're welcome to them.
I've discovered more GCS, ripped out the control room, rebuilt the obsidian farm, and built an anti-archery entranceway.

I finished, I posted the link, I was waiting for someone to take it up.

I'm guessing this is pretty much dead, then?

Fox news?

Reputable source plz.

Zip. Because it's simpler to operate in a hurry, isn't stiff when new, and doesen't have GAPING ****ING HOLES OVER MY CROTCH.
The last bit is important. A strong gust of wind at the wrong angle, and suddenly your nuts are freezing off.

If you forget to do your zip up when leaving the bathroom, you don't deserve to wear jeans.

Oksbad 说:

Skorpion 说:

Maybe you can clear up the horrible mess of levers and bridges that you stuck us with.

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That bad eh? 

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I haven't dared touch any of the levers, it's that bad.

Maybe you can clear up the horrible mess of levers and bridges that you stuck us with.