Starvation: Difference between revisions
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== Formula == | == Formula == | ||
<code>[Total Casualties] = min([Missing food] | <code>[Total Casualties] = min([Missing food], round([Total Population] * 0.02)) | ||
[ | [Peasant casualties] = min([Total Casualties] / 2, [Peasants]) | ||
[ | [Military casualties] = remaining casualties, split proportionally across draftees and military units | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 1 July 2026
Starvation occurs when you run out of food. If you starve, you lose military units and peasants.
You can avoid starvation by having a surplus of food. Most players try to balance their food supply so that they have a small buffer for growth. Maintaining too high of a stockpile can be an inefficient use of your production capabilities but having too many farms.
Formula[edit]
[Total Casualties] = min([Missing food], round([Total Population] * 0.02))
[Peasant casualties] = min([Total Casualties] / 2, [Peasants])
[Military casualties] = remaining casualties, split proportionally across draftees and military units