Hello. I am Squiddicus, and this is my first forum game.
Basically, this is a forum game in which a newly formed civilization will try to survive.
RULES: #1 You may suggest what events may take place every five years (one day is equal to five years), but I have final say. #2 You may vote for any of four pushes in the civilization: Resources; gaining extra resources for the civilization to use. Research; research new technologies. You must vote for each specific technology researched, or a particular field. Please note that the forum games rules also apply here.
I forgot to mention: Population: a certain percent chance to increase population by 25% automatically. Politics: Improve relations with neigbors' *unavailable until the medieval era.*
-RULE EDIT- Every day will be a certain amount of years, depending on the "era." Posts will be finalized at 6:00AM each day. Any future posts will be ignored until I post an update. ------------------------------------------------------------ Civilization Name: None Type: Nomadic Location (terrain): River Delta Location (region) : Tanzania; Njobe River Delta Population: 215: 66% F, 44% M ; #1 killer, "accidents", - 5 per day. Life Expectancy: 20 years Year: 5000 BCE Era: Ancient (100 years a day) Leader: None Resources (average per person): Food: 1 unit per person (lasts a year) Wood: .25 units per person (lasts for a year of upkeep) Stockpiles: NONE Most recent development: Civilization formed
As for a potential event, I think a more bountiful harvest is in order.
As for a push, a push in population is necessary, but a lack of food is cause for concern.
There were no events to speak of this year. there were five deaths in these 100 years. There was a frisky breading season, so the population increased by 52. The people have mindlessly built fences around a small herd. They have now domesticated animals.
There is no longer a need to migrate every year. We are now a non-migratory people.
------------------------------------------------------------ Civilization Name: None Type: Settled Location (terrain): River Delta Location (region) : Tanzania; Njobe River Delta Population: 262: 61% F, 39% M ; #1 killer, "accidents", - 6 per day. Life Expectancy: 21 years Year: 4900 BCE Era: Ancient (100 years a day) Leader: None Resources (average per person): Food: 1.2 units per person (lasts a year) Wood: .25 units per person (lasts for a year of upkeep) Stockpiles: NONE Most recent development: Domestication of animals As for a potential event, I think a successful mating season for the herds is in order. As for a push, a push in research is necessary, we must learn how to grow plants on our own. (Farming)
For a potential event, I think a big mating season happens to the herds
As for a push, I think research in hoes to till the soil and getting seeds from plants around the area, then put the seeds in the tilled soil by digging hole and water it
As for a push, I think research in hoes to till the soil and getting seeds from plants around the area, then put the seeds in the tilled soil by digging hole and water it
I will categorize this as domesticating plants. We can't research farming techniques until we can farm.
There was a successful mating season among the herds. there were six deaths in these 100 years. The population increased by 29. During a rainstorm, there are sprouts were there were seeds dropped. We have learned farming. (+ 2% population growth) ------------------------------------------------------------ Civilization Name: None Type: Settled Location (terrain): River Delta Location (region) : Tanzania; Njobe River Delta Population: 287: 59% F, 41% M ; #1 killer, "accidents", - 6 per day. Life Expectancy: 21 years Year: 4800 BCE Era: Ancient (100 years a day) Leader: None Resources (average per person): Food: 1.2 units per person (lasts a year) Wood: .25 units per person (lasts for a year of upkeep) Stockpiles: NONE Most recent development: Domestication of plants As for a potential event, I think an earthquake could shake down a few trees, adding more wood. As for a push, a push in research is necessary, we must learn how to write. (Writing)
There were no events to speak of there were six deaths in these 100 years. The population increased by 33. Two intelligent men devised a code to communicate by. (Writing) ------------------------------------------------------------ Civilization Name: None Type: Settled Location (terrain): River Delta Location (region) : Tanzania; Njobe River Delta Population: 314: 65% F, 35% M ; #1 killer, "accidents", - 7 per day. Life Expectancy: 21 years Year: 4700 BCE Era: Ancient (100 years a day) Leader: None Resources (average per person): Food: 1.1 units per person (lasts a year) Wood: .25 units per person (lasts for a year of upkeep) Stockpiles: Food: 2.87 Most recent development: Writing As for a potential event, I think there should be a disease. As for a push, a push in research is necessary, we must understand that there are higher powers than ours. (Polytheism)
Disease struck, killing 80% of the population there were six deaths in these 100 years. The population increased by 36. It has been discovered that some herbs can resist disease. (Medicine) Some villagers have stacked wood in an organized fashion to keep the wild animals out. ------------------------------------------------------------ Civilization Name: None Type: Settled Location (terrain): River Delta Location (region) : Tanzania; Njobe River Delta Population: 68: 40% F, 60% M ; #1 killer, "disease", - 2 per day. Life Expectancy: 19 years Year: 4600 BCE Era: Ancient (100 years a day) Leader: None Resources (average per person): Food: 1.0 units per person (lasts a year) Wood: .25 units per person (lasts for a year of upkeep) Stockpiles: Food: 6.01 Most recent development: Medicine As for a potential event, I think there should be a flood, wiping out the crops. As for a push, a push in population is necessary, we must rebuild our numbers to proceed.
As for a potential event, I think there should be a earthquake that destroys part of a mountain to revel iron As for a push, a push in population is needed
