Getting Started With Dwarf Fortress
by Peter Tyson · first published 2012
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I read Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress[1] to understand the game. DF is not intuitive at all and this book helped me wrap my head around DF. [1]:http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920022565.do
on “Polygon sat down with one of the creators of Dwarf Fortress” ↗If memory serves, there's even an O'Reilly Press book on this -- "Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress" or thereabouts. (And it's for two major releases ago!)
on “Dwarf Fortress 0.42.01 released” ↗O'Reilly has a book for this: "Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress" http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920022565.do Looks good so far, although I'm not more than a chapter into it yet.
on “Dwarf Fortress: Ten hours with the most inscrutable video game of all time” ↗…wrote popular tutorials for Dwarf Fortress on his blog, afteractionreporter.com. In the Winter of 2011 Peter was struck by a Strange Mood. > In the Summer of 2012 Peter wrote "Pasubabo Thrathdad Teme", "Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress", a legendary wood-pulp paper bound book. The written portion consists of 180 page guide to the game Dwarf Fortress entitled "Getting Started with Dwarf Fortress". The writing is lighthearted with moments…
on “The Making of Dwarf Fortress (2012)” ↗