Hey, guys! I'm still super stoked that Diggles have been brought back :)

I'm not a coding guy myself, but now, when it looks like the game won't be dead at least for some time I thought it would be a nice idea to make a list of known bugs of the Legacy game. It looks like the adaption to modern systems is stable as of 2.1.1.8.

- AI gets progressively worse as the game progresses and the dwarf/building count rises. This includes dwarves being unable to do anything on their own and starve to death.
- If a dwarf needs to serve beer to 3 or more guests at the bar, he glitches out after getting the plate ready and everyone's left dry. (Customers still get the Mood bonus)
- Sound/Music not being really stable. Sometimes instruments make sounds, sometimes not, as everything else in the game world.
- Pathfinding and job finding issues

I never have gotten beyond World 2, so there might be a ton that I'm unaware of. Feel free to add anything.

I ussualy couldn't get past world 2 aswell before, but now with diggles modmanager and editing some scripts I added that every time something is cooked (food) it makes it 10x as most of my issues was that diggles was dying from starvation as they weren't making food
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Can you share which part of which file regulates this output?

.\data\Scripts\misc\techtreetunes.tcl

Then you can change the values at the end of the lines that start:
tttnumber2produce_

Note that they're grouped by factory type, and not all are used (i.e., you can't make a hamstershake at a fireplace ("Feuerstelle")).
So for example, to change the number of grilled fungus to make at the fireplace, change the 2 here to whatever you want it to be:
set tttnumber2produce_Grillpilz 2

To change the number in the Luxury kitchen it would be at this line:
set tttnumber2produce_Grillpilz___ 2
Note the extra underscores for the luxury kitchen (that's some really hacky code!).

Important: Changing this doesn't seem to have any effect on saved games! At least not for tech you've already researched (I suspect it'll work for newly researched tech and/or next level in the campaign but haven't tested it). You'll definitely see the change if you start a new game.

Thank you very much. I see you digged (hehe) in thefiles as well. I was trying to figure out how to increase DOjo's ability to train your dwarves, because it takes years. I arrived at the concclusion that in the techtree file I should change

set tttgain_Dojo line with something like {{exp_F_Kungfu 0.5}} or exp_Kampf. But regardless what value I put there, it doesn't seem to increase the speed. But I never considered making a new game for it.

Tweaking the number to produce helps but didnt fix the main problem, your crowd will just ignore food production after a few ones done ... if u set to many at a time or if u set it to endless

so "endgame" tend to be a micro managing food production while only add 2-3 products into each production queue and refill if the queue is empty...

(same problem happen to other production structures)

it looks like these "jobs" get lost, cause even if u have idle workers, they wont go for it

i know, but that will be ignored even faster later in the game, looks like it is a problem with the queue events, if u set new queues they are more likely to do them, endless/higher unit count/older will be lost half the count done (even if there are idle diggles available) but like already said, thats a problem at lategame