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[1.04b1] Apocalypse numbers not adding up
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 11:17 am
by GodwinW
I've seen it in worse ways (planet of 4 million people originally with 370 million deaths), but now I remembered to screenshot it.
Don't think the ~7 million left (plus nuclear fallout of 'many') could have brought populations up to over 63 million that quickly, and, again, I've seen much worse examples.
RE: [1.04b1] Apocalypse numbers not adding up
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2020 11:57 am
by Destragon
The latest planet I generated for testing is even weirder. It actually GAINED people after the apocalypse haha.
RE: [1.04b1] Apocalypse numbers not adding up
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2020 7:13 am
by Vic
Right you guys are!
v104-beta3:
Made some small fixes to Dissolution War calculations to make the numbers add up better. However do not forget that over hundred of years many children are born as well, total casualties can be higher than the initial population.
RE: [1.04b1] Apocalypse numbers not adding up
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2020 12:14 pm
by zgrssd
ORIGINAL: Vic
Right you guys are!
v104-beta3:
Made some small fixes to Dissolution War calculations to make the numbers add up better. However do not forget that over hundred of years many children are born as well, total casualties can be higher than the initial population.
It is one thing to have casualties over 100 years be higher then population.
But an order of magnitude higher? That sounds like someone is going around killing every grownup
just after they had their last child, to maximize the deathtoll for "disolution war" over "natural death".
Like someone is going through retirement homes, screaming "for the Desolution war" while killing all those old folk that were about to die of old age anyway.