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This is as it should be, although it is inconvenient because of Gnomoria's limitations on binding keystrokes to commands. Gnomoria only allows one, and the numpad and number row are distinct keys (although though they appear identical when binding them). I don't understand why so many games fail on this, but most of them limit it to at least two and this is workable.

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Most or all of the menus and windows could also do with being keyboard-accessible, though this may require reorganization in some cases.Īlso, there is absolutely no excuse allowing only a single keyboard shortcut per command indeed, there's no reason for any kind of artificial limit at all. It could do with having the same delay in closing the menu (presuming no selection was made) as it does in opening it. But if you move your mouse to a new item (say, while trying to move the mouse into the new list, but slipped onto a new item before moving to the next menu), the list immediately disappears. For example, when you hover over an item in the menu, there is a slight delay before it expands that item. In addition, the right click menu itself is also pretty finicky and can be irritating to use. My biggest is that the UI outbreaks under certain conditions: if the mouse cursor is hovering over the lower menu (or any window or menu for that matter), you're unable to use keyboard keys to access the items in the menu. I actually disagree on this point, despite it being touted as one of Gnomoria's strengths.

Also, digging down to -10/-11 seems to set off the 'fuck your miners, time to spawn endless skeletons' mode. They retreat when bleeding but follow attack orders, so when my conscript rushes off to defend a gnome, I can give the attack command for everyone else to rush in and act as meat shields/wheelbarrow swingers. I have my squads set up so that one gnome is always training (the conscript) and the rest are set as 'civs'.

So I know I'm doing something wrong, is forged copper equipment acceptable? I feel like I should only be putting effort into bronze, but fully equipping one gnome takes -forever. Hell, at that point I barely have enough population as it is to send anyone into the military. By the time I'm making bronze bars, I'm getting raided by 3 goblins with armor that smash one important gnome or another. I read somewhere that copper equipment was terrible so I automatically assumed that tin equipment was even worse. I always run into the issue of not having enough military gnomes, and the one(s) I do have doesn't have decent equipment.

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