... The auto-feed starts at -25%. I will not externalise that value, because I WANT it to be negative. This results in auto-feeding being suboptimal. This results in the player paying attention to his mercs and giving them lunch breaks being more effective. Micromanagement should have benefits after all.

I will not externalise all te penalties, because externalising this

typedef struct
{
	INT32	bThreshold;
	INT8	bMoraleModifier;		// absolute modifier to max morale
	INT8	bSleepModifier;			// absolute modifier
	INT8	bBreathRegenModifier;		// percentage modifier
	INT8	bAssignmentEfficiencyModifier;	// percentage modifier
	UINT8	ubStatDamageChance;		// percentual chance to receive damage to life and strength
} FoodMoraleMod;

FoodMoraleMod FoodMoraleMods[NUM_FOOD_MORALE_TYPES] =
{
	{ 100000,	-10,	-3,	-75,	-75,	2},	//	FOOD_STUFFED
	{ 5000,		-5,	-2,	-5,	-5,	0},	//	FOOD_EXTREMELY_FULL
	{ 2500,		2,	-1,	-1,	0,	0},	//	FOOD_FULL
	{ 1000,		5,	0,	0,	0,	0},	//	FOOD_SLIGHTLY_FULL

	{ 0,		0,	0,	0,	0,	0},	//	FOOD_NORMAL

	{ -1000,	0,	0,	0,	0,	0},	//	FOOD_LOW
	{ -2500,	-2,	0,	0,	0,	0},	//	FOOD_EVEN_LOWER
	{ -5000,	-10,	-1,	-10,	-10,	5},	//	FOOD_VERY_LOW
	{ -7500,	-20,	-2,	-25,	-25,	25},	//	FOOD_DANGER
	{ -8750,	-30,	-2,	-50,	-50,	75},	//	FOOD_DESPERATE
	{ -10000,	-50,	-3,	-80,	-75,	100},	//	FOOD_STARVING
};

would result in a lot of variables...