Is there a maximum Cantr age?
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Is there a maximum Cantr age?
Does anyone know if there is an age where Cantr charries will die from old age? I kind of hope that there isn't...
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Don't we all... well, not necessarily, but to answer your question, yes, there is. I don't know what it is, or if it is the same for every character, but your characters can die of old age.
This thread does give me an idea, though.
This thread does give me an idea, though.
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You'll see a couple characters in their 90's in 2 or 3 Cantr years.
(Or at least one . . . what I think is the oldest character isn't very . . . outdoors-ish. My oldest is 87, and I don't know if there are any characters between her and the oldest, age-wise.)
And I'm pretty sure no one has died of old age yet, but Jos has said it will happen eventually.
And I'm pretty sure no one has died of old age yet, but Jos has said it will happen eventually.
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I have to say that I disagree with death from old age in Cantr. There simply is no need for it... and I think it is inconsistent with the overall programming of Cantr for there to be random deaths according to age.
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the_antisocial_hermit wrote:The Surly Cantrian wrote:I have to say that I disagree with death from old age in Cantr. There simply is no need for it... and I think it is inconsistent with the overall programming of Cantr for there to be random deaths according to age.
*agrees*
Me too
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Sunni Daez wrote:the_antisocial_hermit wrote:The Surly Cantrian wrote:I have to say that I disagree with death from old age in Cantr. There simply is no need for it... and I think it is inconsistent with the overall programming of Cantr for there to be random deaths according to age.
*agrees*
Me too
Oh no, mortality is essential! In fact this goes to the issue of drives that I mentioned elsewhere. The more senior characters will then become concerned about how they will be remembered. Will they be remembered at all? What is their legacy? However, one should then look closely at this issue of inheritance/children before the first deaths come to pass. But mortality is one of the defining characteristics of human beings, so if cantr is to function as a simulator, it really does need to incorporate the inevitability of eventual death.
And think of the roleplay opportunities, the long poignant deathdbed scenes...
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