Everyone get lost in wilderness

[Fauzjhia]

Now this is getting very ridiculous

in my nation, everyone get lost in wilderness, soon, it will be the main cause of death, before old age.
I suppose this is consequence of having a beautiful environment, but how can it be beautiful when everyone die in it.

[Talvezout]

Well, you at least die with a view.

[Bears Armed]

40.4%?
That's certainly the highest value that I can recall ever seeing for any nation with this factor. I'm impressed.

[Frisbeeteria]

I suppose this is consequence of having a beautiful environment, but how can it be beautiful when everyone die in it.

Perhaps the great beauty of your nation isn't rolling plains or majestic forests. Perhaps it's vast canyons with crumbling edges, windblown sand dunes, or a lovely fire swamp? After all, the three dangers of the fire swamp are the flame spurt, the lightning sand, and the dreaded Rodents of Unusual Size. I can easily imagine 40% losses from encounters with the dreaded R.O.U.S.es.

[Blood Wine]

Sure,they get "lost in the wilderness"

*signals black suits to hide*

[The Arctic Kingdom]

Well, to be honest, 88.7 die of old age and the rest die in the wilderness... meaning that I somehow have no healthcare (aside from natural causes) or crime-related deaths at all, oddly enough.

[Avaerilon]

It might simply be your death rates are so very low that the amount of people who die from getting lost becomes a major thing (as opposed to being a minor figure due to other factors). I mean, I have a huge percentage of deaths resulting from people getting lost, but I put that down to the death rates being so low (after all, my average lifespan is high and my unexpected death rate is negative). So, this might simply be 10 people dying a year, 4 of them from getting lost in your vast, unspoilt landscape

[Mieraskya]

maybe theres just more people who have a bad sence of derection then old people in your nation

[Fauzjhia]

Maybe my people are not intelligent.

[Bears Armed]

Maybe some people might be interested in why the Bears have this fate listed among their leading causes of death? I actually worked out the answer some time ago, but hadn’t posted it anywhere before now.
The development of today’s sapient Ursines from ‘ordinary’ bears wasn’t purely a case of evolution: There was definitely some form of supernatural intervention involved as well, although opinions differ as to its precise nature. There are some areas of woodland around (the so-called ‘Sleeping Forests’) within which not only are the native bears still pre-sapient but any sapient Ursines who spend too long will revert to that status as well; some Ursines who are getting old or suffering from serious illnesses deliberately choose to undergo that change, to spend their final days as “real” bears; and it’s become a convention that their deaths (which normally happen fairly soon after the reversion) get listed under this heading.

[North Campbell Nation]

That's nothing. >85% of the people in my main, The Campbell Nation just disappear. Not lost in the wilderness, just "disappearance". I'd say they were vaporized by the secret police Commission for Continuity of State Security, but alegedly my authoritarianism is relatively low.

[Imyoji]

Maybe the wilderness is the equivalent of Australia, Indonesia, and Sub Saharan Africa (Congo) combined. Beautiful, but deadly.

[Bears Armed]

That's nothing. >85% of the people in my main, The Campbell Nation just disappear. Not lost in the wilderness, just "disappearance". I'd say they were vaporized by the secret police Commission for Continuity of State Security, but alegedly my authoritarianism is relatively low.

Maybe your national animal should be the boojum?
^_^

[Tancerlo]

That's nothing. >85% of the people in my main, The Campbell Nation just disappear. Not lost in the wilderness, just "disappearance". I'd say they were vaporized by the secret police Commission for Continuity of State Security, but alegedly my authoritarianism is relatively low.

That's actually almost impressive.

[Nephmir]

That's nothing. >85% of the people in my main, The Campbell Nation just disappear. Not lost in the wilderness, just "disappearance". I'd say they were vaporized by the secret police Commission for Continuity of State Security, but alegedly my authoritarianism is relatively low.

If you can get it to 100%, you could effectively eliminate death. Your people simply "reach enlightenment" and disappear.

[Fauzjhia]

Well, actually, I want to reach the most inacceptable dictatorship with Marnady, but I am unable to do it.