>>24959
>Humans are actually exceptionally bad meat animals
Oh dear, I had no idea how bad it actually is.
(Gemini: "Commercial market pigs: They reach their market weight of around 110 kg (240 lbs) after about 6 months.")

>>24960
That looks interesting. I'll take a closer look...

>>24961
I like this system. It should be easy to add a "physical age" to the humans in my simulation.

>I think that's why it's best when human meat is treated as a luxury or treat rather than a staple foodsource :)
And I think that's a good thing. But for my hypothetical game I'd like to have markets, butcher shops, restaurants...
So there must be some surplus.

>>24970
Yes, what I'd like to try next is a "core population" system.
These are the people who have no interest in getting snuffed.
And two of the children of these couples inherit this "core" property.

>>24972
Wow, thank you! That's a lot of material.

As I said, my simulation is currently very simple - there's basically only birth and death ;)
I'd like to add a job-system, and jobs produce (conventional) food, and...
by then, the code will be so complex that I'll lose interest... -_-

@Lolicullus
Sorry for going off-topic, but may I ask what this alphanumeric string after your name means?