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Date: 2011-01-16 10:19 pm (UTC)That's entirely reasonable. I'm just trying to think how it would work... Maybe four choices on one card so you don't have to have two extra pop-ups per birth?
"Childbirth is serious business! There are no guarantees that everybody will make it through the experience.
|Mother Survives (roll dice for Baby)| |Baby Survives (roll dice for Mother)| |Roll Dice for Both| |Ignore (both survive)|"
Granted, it wouldn't make it easy to kill babies off for storyline purposes, but that's easily solved the same way you solve needing a boy or a girl for storyline purposes can be solved-- save before the birth, then exit without saving until you get the result you want. *does quick research* Looks like death by birth or complications from birth is generally accepted at around 20% at the highest for mothers... Infant mortality is guesstimated at 30-50%, but that's for the first year of life, not the first few minutes.