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I wanted to write a response representing my country, but you've flooded the thread with so much irrelevant content that I've lost the motivation.
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MedjersoN_HP
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It seems that the size of the country affects it, as well as some other parameters.
Heroist
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Isn't there some kind of statistics section, or am I completely mistaken?
Небо
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I don’t think there is anything like that there.
Heroist
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Yes, I mixed things up, I apologize. But overall, it’s a shame that it doesn’t exist.
kcfgogbfalgfl
5 million
The starting population, with the population size descriptor 'fledgling', and a population growth rate of 1 million per day.
7 million
The population size descriptor changes to 'tiny'.
10 million
The population growth rate increases to 2 million per day.
20 million
The population size descriptor changes to 'small'. The population growth rate increases to 3 million per day.
32 million
The population growth rate increases to 4 million per day.
40 million
The population growth rate increases to 5 million per day.
50 million
The population size descriptor changes to 'large'. The population growth rate increases to 6 million per day.
62 million
The population growth rate becomes randomly variable, ranging from 5 million per day to 7 million per day. The population growth rate does not change after this.
100 million
The population size descriptor changes to 'very large'.
200 million
The population size descriptor changes to 'huge'.
250 million
The nation can receive the issue to create a custom-named national capitol.
500 million
The nation name pretitle changes from multiple-choice to a custom text field. The player may submit issues from now on, at the issues page.
1 billion
The population size descriptor changes to 'massive'. The nation can receive the issue to create a custom-named national religion.
5 billion
The population size descriptor changes to 'colossal'.
10 billion
The population size descriptor changes to 'gargantuan'.
Драккошка
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Well, that's the population size, but there doesn't seem to be a territory size.
Sesame
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and here's another question - where can I see the average lifespan?
Because it probably calculates it, judging by the statistics on "causes of death". Or am I misunderstanding why more people die from cancer in the ecologically healthy city of Kosh than in the poisoned colony of Revan?
Ideally, the longer the lifespan, the higher the percentage of "cancer" deaths.
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Nebos distinguished himself ) A country that has conquered diseases )
Because it probably calculates it, judging by the statistics on "causes of death". Or am I misunderstanding why more people die from cancer in the ecologically healthy city of Kosh than in the poisoned colony of Revan?
Ideally, the longer the lifespan, the higher the percentage of "cancer" deaths.
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Nebos distinguished himself ) A country that has conquered diseases )
kcfgogbfalgfl
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lifespan
why more people die of cancer in the environmentally friendly city of Koshi than in the polluted colony of Revan.
Sesame
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Lifespan
Драккошка
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I simply banned euthanasia, but haven't yet figured out how to cure cancer with medicine. And my environmental policies are failing; kittens are already starting to die out due to terrible nature conservation efforts.
Heroist
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Ah, I thought the population might stop growing or even start to decline...
Siverfale
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Otherwise, some countries would already be at risk of extinction.
Sesame
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And military actions between countries are prohibited.
And another feature from the same series: the political influence of a state (if I understood correctly) increases over time. That is, intrigues apparently don't solve anything.
Heroist
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Well, at least it's more realistic, I guess...
Then what's the point of all this talk about caring for the population and the environment, and fighting against disease and hunger, if people are still going to reproduce?
Then what's the point of all this talk about caring for the population and the environment, and fighting against disease and hunger, if people are still going to reproduce?
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