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=== Timing === | === Timing === | ||
− | A dwarf will go | + | A dwarf will go insane after exactly 50000 ticks (which, at 1200 ticks per day, works out to 41.66 days, or almost a month and a half) waiting for an item they demand. However: |
*The insanity countdown is reset after every item they bring to the workshop. | *The insanity countdown is reset after every item they bring to the workshop. | ||
*It doesn't run while they are out getting something, working on their construction or on their way to claim a workshop. Only during time spent idling without either the required workshop or a required item do they spiral towards madness. | *It doesn't run while they are out getting something, working on their construction or on their way to claim a workshop. Only during time spent idling without either the required workshop or a required item do they spiral towards madness. |