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Progress report: The framework product model is finally done. Applying it to the three basic agricultural products - grain, cattle and fish (Yes, I took Andrei's advice there, since cash crop can be modelled later when we examine how industries work.)

One problem with the current model is that the food-producing peoples are producing too much. I won't publicize all my mathematics here, but the situation is that all things considered, our daylight robbing aristocrats are putting out an excess of 400000 bushels of grain per year at dirt-cheap price. Whether this is historically accurate is very, very suspect. Point is, factoring in fish and cattle and we won't be experiencing any famine any time soon (which, given the historical economic background, should be always looming in the horizon.)

Unfortunately, work will be very, very slow in the next few weeks. Between my RL job and final exams, I'd be rather hard pressed for time. I'd still be taking in suggestions.

Thoughts and suggestions are, as per normal, VERY welcome.

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One Province Minor - 120 class variables and still counting!

Because there is no such thing as too many variables.

You must consider that only one third of harvest goes into consumption/trade. Another third is nourishment for animals and the other one is the seed for next year. And you must also compute how much land a man can work. GJ till now and I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you.

Quick update:

I am now trying to implement a "production chain" system, where one kind of goods is used as raw material for another. At the moment, however, the entire system (on paper) looks more like a production fork than a production chain.

While that sounds awesome when I first started to work on it, there is also the fact that this concept kinda sorta screws up my entire existing formulae. It will take quite a while to fix things up, even if I knew how to. Help?

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One Province Minor - 120 class variables and still counting!

Because there is no such thing as too many variables.

How much will this game cost?

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If you are talking about cost of *production*, likely none but my blood, toil and sweat. I'm but a poor student

If you're talking about whether this game is commercial or not?

Well, let's just say I'm hyperbolically willing to give people money to play my game rather than the other way around...

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One Province Minor - 120 class variables and still counting!

Because there is no such thing as too many variables.

You can count me here too.