So, I know absolutely nothing about running a village, but the basis of my tactics came from a camp my parents sent me to that basically threw us into the woods with few resources. I died the first time because I did not know how much wood one would actually need and how the rainfall severely affects how much time you need for water collection.<\/p>\n
I managed the keep the two in good health. The small-business was really not running, but they had sufficient resources for the two of them. Also, I hiked taxes on the town to 50% because it did not impact Kodjo or Fatou since they did not have much income. Basically just doing everything to survive and nothing more.<\/p>\n
However, a little box popped up saying \u00a0“Attempt to have a child” showed up when they turned around 20\/21ish… Well, we have been talking about kids lately at practice because our coach is about to have one, so I thought it would be a GREAT idea to full send one. This was one aspect that the camp did not train me for. Kids are just a liability. Fatou could only work 6 hours while preggo, and then Damba (new kid) needs 2,500 calories which is absurd, along with the girl not working. Only two years passed, and I had to take out a loan that did not even last us.<\/p>\n
The major takeaway from this simulation is that kids aren’t ideal when it comes to just survival since they literally do nothing for at least their first 5 years. Granted, if I tried to run my small business and make money, I would have had the funds to support the child. So the takeaway for life, don’t actively try to have a kid unless you are financially capable of supporting it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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