Look at their labors and skills, preferences and attributes (if you wanna get fiddly) and make a snap judgement. You manually sort each migrant as they come onto the map. As for managing labors, that's a bit more tedious. But then again the Steam version comes with a tileset, as mentioned, but will allow for ASCII graphics. I find I process the simple symbols faster than I would squinting at some little "graphic." You'll probably have to take things a bit slower at first while stopping to use loo(k) more than you are used to, but you should quickly catch on. for tilesets, the default ASCII has always had a certain clarity in its simplicity. so tend to be less visible on the forums.Īs to actually answer your last question.
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We don't ask when the LNP will be updated or how to work around the next set of crashes caused by utilities. It's just we don't have to get vocal about vanilla. While I do believe the majority of the forum uses LNP/DFHack, there are far more of us than you seem to think. My desire to try out new things NOW (or gain critical bug fixes) is often far greater than any "appreciation" utilities bring. I often just dive into new versions 100% vanilla. That was several years ago now, and to this day I only ever bother with Dwarf Therapist at most. I can assure you that not only did I learn, but that I appreciate the game just fine. I didn't even watch any videos or "lets plays" for that matter. For the record I learned to play with nothing but a fresh install and the wiki's quickstart guide.
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