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se5a
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2010-04-21 23:15
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how many body parts did it have?
did you start this world/fortress in .03?
I ask because I had an epic battle with a salt titan myself.
it had a body and two wings.
my dwarfs cut off the wings in the first couple of combat turns, but were then unable to kill it.
kept cutting off bits of flesh, and it was leaving piles of salt around.
the body was red. but it slowly "pushed" my whole army to death. there were some really high skilled axe, sword, and spear dwarfs in there too. most of them got exhausted before dieing though. |
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Geti
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2010-04-22 03:37
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I guess we'll have to assume it's 0001421, that's about all we have to go on. |
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Geti
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2010-04-23 07:08
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Yeah, looks like it. I'm annoyed I didn't get the save with the salt titan though, because I got the announcement about him breaking the birchen chest before the sever occurred, though it was all in quick succession.
ACTUALLY: *gets logs*
The ocean titan Ayilo Ruavaetini Theleconibo has come! A gigantic humanoid composed of salt. It has wings and it has a regal bearing.
<FORBIDDEN AREA SPAM>
<ACTIVATION SPAM>
birchen Chest destroyed by Ayilo Ruavaetini Theleconibo, Ocean Titan.
<A BIT OF FIGHTING>
The Ocean Titan charges at The militia commander from behind!
The Ocean Titan attacks The militia commander but He jumps away!
The Ocean Titan misses The militia commander!
The militia commander stabs The Ocean Titan in the upper body with his ðcopper short swordð, breaking away the tissue!
The militia commander stabs The Ocean Titan in the lower body with his ðcopper short swordð and the severed part sails off in an arc! |
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se5a
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2010-04-23 16:26
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Is it possible I'm having trouble killing my titian because the game was started in 01 and upgraded? (yes, I copied the raw's into the save folder) |
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se5a: probably not, some titans are basically just impossible to kill right now. There are a lot of reports of that nature at 0000033. |
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Marking this one "unable to reproduce." 0000536 may be responsible, but I guess we'll never know. |
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