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Mortality Rebalanced

You're right, somewhere along the way I must have changed things around and forgot to update the description. Will fix that later

Hi, I looked at the numbers you changed at defines and I feel there's no way characters should live older
As in, the DIE_HEALTH_TRESHOLD is 2.5 (0.5 lower than base) which does make them die older, however the NEWBORN_HEALTH_BASE is 3.75 (0.75 less than the base) which negates the gain and goes into negative -0.25
LOWER_HEALTH_YEARLY_INCREASE is also increased from 0.022 to 0.025 which doesn't help (but perhaps was done for balancing the 2.5 threshold?)
A character dying in their 20s of high stress is possible, since the max stress puts all the possible base health value of a born male character (3.25 to 4.25) well into death range (1.25 to 2.25).

I assume the mod works well on a new game until the descendants start taking over (I haven't played long enough yet on my run with this mod but so far it does work as intended).

Also sorry if I'm getting something wrong. I do like the intentions of the mod and the changes to sickness (I also like your other mods!)

Dying in battle should be a much greater chance than it is now

The only times I've EVER died in battle is using a mod to make duels happen, and that's rare too

My opinion is that there is no reason to use this with Dark Ages, as they have significant overlap - why use two mods that do essentially the same thing?

And since there is so much overlap, there would quite likely be unintended consequences of using both together.

I don't really know how Dark Ages works, sorry

Any idea how this pairs with Dark Ages, which also makes injuries, childbirth, and childhood more deadly? Wondering if the changes overwrite each other based on mod priority, or would be additive (i.e., so that life gets miserably dangerous).

Yeah more deaths in battle would be cool to see if its not a feature already

can u also make surviving battles for knights harder

@Neonmeatdream Can confirm this happens in vanilla; it's not the mod. It can even happen with relatively low stress. Good life lesson there; don't ignore your needs just because they're not currently doing you harm.

That might have just been terrible luck because I haven't touched stress!