How old can someone get in this mod?

[The Doubtful Guest]

Seemed like in the vanilla most family members once they hit the mid 50's it was time to start thinking about bringing a replacement governor. I think my longest living guy in vanilla was 72.

Right now in my RS campaign I have tons of guys in their 50's/60's, 5 or so guys in their 70s, And one 85 year old and one 89 year old lol.

So I was just wonder how long can someone live? How old is the oldest guy in your game?

I am just kind of wondering because I have a 56 year old Dictator for Life. I don't really want him to live till he is stinking 90 lol. (And I am NOT one of the players who sends people "pirate hunting" or on a "long term vacation in Germania")

[Fridericus Rex]

"long term vacation in Germania"

What's wrong with vacation in Germany? The weather is bad, most of the time, but otherwise!

But to your post: I had a general that was 90 in my recent campaign. Most of my generals die between 70 and 80 years of age.

[Grouchio]

I thought german weather was very nice compared to stormy british weather!
And I think the age limit is around 120!

[NapoleonHeir]

i once had a general live to be 110 in vanilla

[Del Valle]

First game I played in RS2. Playing as Rome, my initial faction leader lived to be 99.

[The Doubtful Guest]

Yikes...

[Spartan 666]

I remember back in vanilla I had my family leader managing to get 93. Then I got another one living to 85.

In mods my characters all die around 60-70.

[Chernish]

On Russian forum I`ve seen screen with general 102 years old. At 83 he retired and lived another 20 years...

[Aristedes]

My oldest general went 95, died of a plague in the end lol.

[toluas]

"My" Publius Cornelius Scipio (aptly named the "younger") lived to 97, while his father had died with just 93 years of age...sadly the younger produced no offspring

[marteenez]

"My" Publius Cornelius Scipio (aptly named the "younger") lived to 97, while his father had died with just 93 years of age...sadly the younger produced no offspring

Ha! "My" Scipio was a bit older when he dies, althought he won't get his famous cognomen "Africanus" (in other words - he suxx as a general ). Better word to describe him is "Matusalem" He was definetely the best Faction Leader i've got in my Rome 0-turn campaign although

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[Miroslav Klose]

My oldest general was 86 in RS I.

[Marcus Publius]

My oldest general/governor was 83 as far as I remember.

[Grouchio]

[AspisPhalanx90]

x2....wow..old

[chris10]

thats awesome...especially when having in mind that back then people hardly got to the 60 or 70

[The Doubtful Guest]

thats awesome...especially when having in mind that back then people hardly got to the 60 or 70

Seriously, there should be a "Nestor" title or something for people that live past 90 lol.

[Sandrus Castus]

thats awesome...especially when having in mind that back then people hardly got to the 60 or 70

On average. People in the streets in bad hygienic circumstances tend to die faster than well-fed patricians in 'mansions' - or should I say palaces?

[chris10]

On average. People in the streets in bad hygienic circumstances tend to die faster than well-fed patricians in 'mansions' - or should I say palaces?

True, but even having that in mind 70 was a methusalem age back then.

Look at todays average life expectance in Malawi (where madonna adopted these kids) which is 48 !!!!