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:I'm pretty sure they don't. They certainly don't clean it off of themselves either! Eventually most of my fortress seems to end up vomit-covered, especially babies. Actually babies end up worse as their parents tend to drop them in the mud whilst vomiting and if there's been a siege recently and the reason for everyone coming out is because of the lootables on the floor there tends to be a healthy amount of blood too, just in case vomit and mud stains weren't enough. --[[User:Krythorne|Krythorne]] | :I'm pretty sure they don't. They certainly don't clean it off of themselves either! Eventually most of my fortress seems to end up vomit-covered, especially babies. Actually babies end up worse as their parents tend to drop them in the mud whilst vomiting and if there's been a siege recently and the reason for everyone coming out is because of the lootables on the floor there tends to be a healthy amount of blood too, just in case vomit and mud stains weren't enough. --[[User:Krythorne|Krythorne]] | ||
::It seems to disappear from the floor at the beginning of each season. --[[User:Tachyon|Tachyon]] | ::It seems to disappear from the floor at the beginning of each season. --[[User:Tachyon|Tachyon]] | ||
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| + | Once it has set in, is there any way to cure cave adaptation? Because I have dwarves building up a large tower, and they keep vomiting. It's annoying, and it's not good for the mental state of the fort. -17:44, 26 August 2008 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 21:44, 26 August 2008
Perhaps this page should be merged with and redirect to a general contaminants page? - Mzbundifund 23:52, 21 November 2007 (CST)
I agree--vomit isn't big enough to have its own page. Midna 13:44, 6 May 2008 (EDT)
Mood penalty?
Is there any sort of mood penalty associated with vomit? I can't imagine dwarves like trodding through the stuff...
- Nope they're quite content to wade through the stuff.--Richards 20:48, 15 May 2008 (EDT)
- Eww. --Borgin 23:47, 15 May 2008 (CST)
- From what I read on thought page vomit can only help after it's created. Dwarves can drink vomit, though it obviously makes them unhappy. I wish DF had true fluid mechanics, not only water and magma. Vomit pump would be incredibly awesome. --Someone-else 21:30, 22 July 2008 (EDT)
- Eww. --Borgin 23:47, 15 May 2008 (CST)
Cleaning?
Will dwarves with the Cleaning job clear up puddles of vomit, or does it just go away over time?
- I'm pretty sure they don't. They certainly don't clean it off of themselves either! Eventually most of my fortress seems to end up vomit-covered, especially babies. Actually babies end up worse as their parents tend to drop them in the mud whilst vomiting and if there's been a siege recently and the reason for everyone coming out is because of the lootables on the floor there tends to be a healthy amount of blood too, just in case vomit and mud stains weren't enough. --Krythorne
- It seems to disappear from the floor at the beginning of each season. --Tachyon
Escaping cave adaptation
Once it has set in, is there any way to cure cave adaptation? Because I have dwarves building up a large tower, and they keep vomiting. It's annoying, and it's not good for the mental state of the fort. -17:44, 26 August 2008 (EDT)