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(Bit of an exploit, really.) |
(make a little more accurate - you can't stop it happening, but you can "do something about it" i.e. force them off the break) |
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| − | Yes, those lazy buggers do have days off; all dwarfs will go '''on break''' for some time sooner or later. There is nothing | + | Yes, those lazy buggers do have days off; all dwarfs will go '''on break''' for some time sooner or later. There is nothing you can do to stop it happening, but it's less annoying than [[Parties]] at least. |
They will take more breaks if they are thirsty or have no access to dwarven beer. Give them lots of beer to keep them active. | They will take more breaks if they are thirsty or have no access to dwarven beer. Give them lots of beer to keep them active. | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 2 August 2008
Yes, those lazy buggers do have days off; all dwarfs will go on break for some time sooner or later. There is nothing you can do to stop it happening, but it's less annoying than Parties at least.
They will take more breaks if they are thirsty or have no access to dwarven beer. Give them lots of beer to keep them active.
Possible Exploit
You can cancel dwarves breaks by drafting them into the military and then immediately releasing them. Some players consider this an exploit, while others think it is balanced by the unhappy thought created whenever you draft a civilian.
On the other hand, if the civilian has at least novice skill in any military skill they won't even get that unhappy thought.