I started the game in the year 100 on a small world with standard difficulty. The nine hour speed-run is impressive, however the rules have changed in premium!) If you want to avoid spoilers- read no further! You could probably cut that time in half if you cut corners and knew exactly what you were doing. It took about 47 hours of playtime to establish a new Mountainhome. Just completed first playthrough of the premium version.so I can't just grind myself through it ha ha. Maybe I'll have another good half-conscious run on it as with Classic here, though it requires some art etc. Arena mode is still undecided - it's really important for testing and modding, but another chunk of time.
Don't worry - I'm a big adv mode fan and it's not going anywhere, we just need to get the launch together after these several years. Over in Adventure land, the community consensus was that pushing it to post-launch is acceptable, and we're going to take that route - it'll save us months (and months) of pre-launch time, which we need to do at this point. As a bonus, in the Premium version you can flip between graphics and Classic with a simple settings option during play without having to reload. Looking at these screens, obviously there's more that needs to be done and some of the glyph choices are Questionable (it was hard enough keeping my eyes open after doing ~2000 entries.) But on the plus side, it looks like we'll have a Classic release on the website at-or-around the initial launch, and every one of these glyphs is also easily moddable in the txt if you want to make different choices. After days of grinding away at a 120KB txt file, I ended up just finishing a whole preliminary look.Īll of the new menus are converted - the tooltips are essential for the small buttons of course, and we have those. This required entering a semi-conscious data entry state. Before doing that, I thought I'd take a good stab at Classic and get a better feeling for how long it would take to do the conversion.
As we're trying to figure out the final shape of the release, we ultimately have to make some decisions about Classic, Adventure mode, and Arena mode, as we've been discussing here and elsewhere for the last months.Coming to Steam and itch.io! DOWNLOAD DWARF FORTRESS CLASSIC 0.47.05 (January 28, 2021) Windows |Īll Versions Current Development: RSS Feed, Release Feed, Here's the report for the month and also a Future of the Fortress reply.
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