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    The first feature that went into the next update is manual control over workshop production. The randomness in the previous versions was temporary, al
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    #5243
    Keeperman
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    Can I have something like: …?

    .Cheap flammable wooden floors
    .Expensive fireproof stone floors
    .Gold floors for attracting better monsters
    .Red magic floors (costing mana) for attracting monsters faster
    .Blue magic floors (costing mana) to stop the room attracting monsters completely
    .Green magic floors (costing some mana) to somewhat increase efficiency
    .Yellow magic floors (costing lots more mana) to really increase efficiency
    .Iron floors that give a defense bonus when occupied
    .Muddy floors (costing wood) that give a defense penalty when occupied

    #5244

    Hey, floors defining which rooms attract monsters is a great idea, thanks!

    #5245
    Keeperman
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    Rooms could start off standard (muddy/wooden/flammable). You could choose from a variety of upgrades such as:
    .Efficiency/productivity upgrades
    .Monster lure upgrades (eg. attract better monsters, specific monsters, no monsters, attract monsters faster, libraries that don’t attract shaman, lairs that don’t attract wolves etc.)
    .High ground upgrades (to boost defense of occupying creature)
    .Low ground (to lower defense of occupying creature)
    .Fire proofing upgrade
    .Combinations of these sorts of things
    .Compounded upgrades like “Vampire Lure I”, “Vampire Lure II”, “Vampire Lure III” for graveyards.

    #5246
    Keeperman
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    The floors could look different depending on the upgrades the room has. The type of upgrades could change the patterns and colors of the room tiles.

    #5247
    Keeperman
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    Each room could be developed through a different upgrade path, where you choose the direction you want to take from the available options.

    #5248
    Keeperman
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    Ideas for library upgrades (costing 50 mana each):

    No Lure
    Shaman Lure
    Shaman Lure II
    Shaman Lure III
    Spell research basic (monsters learn basic spells here)
    Spell research advanced
    Spell research expert
    Mana generation
    Mana generation II
    Technology capacity (5 techs can be researched in the library)
    Technology capacity II (All techs can be researched in the library)
    Fire proofing

    #5249
    Keeperman
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    You could give the forge upgrades like:

    Quality I (Better quality equipment. More likely to get +6 chain mail etc.)
    Quality II
    Quality III
    Production Speed I (Make things faster)
    Production Speed II
    Production Speed III
    Production Cost I (Cheaper weapons)
    Production Cost II
    Production Cost III
    No Lure (Doesn’t lure monsters)
    Goblin Lure (Attracts goblins better)

    #5254
    Keeperman
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    There are 2 types of tasks.

    1) The sort that imps do (mining, forestry, construction)
    2) The sort of activities other creatures do (training, study, sleep)

    Could you make it so that I can stop an imp mining or building etc. by choosing his activities?

    Currently if I want to stop mining and start cutting trees then I have to micro manage the selected tasks on the map.

    #5349
    Guzorux
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    Oh wow, Great!

    I was away for the summer and this is great to come back to haha!
    Nice work!

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