I have cranked up the code and produced a set of output that you may find helpful to compare to your results frost rose.
The main intention of my simulation was to provide snapshots in time as to order membership / library contents etc, and so it doesn not record the precise year and cause of death of each Magus. What it does is effectively run the simulation in memory, and then every ten years write a snapshot to the database. (Plus keep log files of all magi actions, which does include precise details of death, but not in any easily analysable format.
I have put two csv files at:
drive.google.com/a/janigo.co.uk ... sp=sharing
AllMagi_AM3.csv has one record for all 2075 Magi who passed their Gauntlet in the simulation prior to 1210. This has a record of the Magus at the last decadal snapshot (the 'currentYear' field). So if this is '1210', then they are alive in 1210. If it is any other date, then they must have died in the previous ten years.
1210Snapshot.csv is in exactly the same format, but is the final snapshot of the order in 1210 (811 Magi in total in this run - the eldest being 224, with an apparent age of a mere 148 and with a Decrepitude of 4, so clearly about to go). One thing to be careful about if loading either file into R is that some of the string fields have commas in them.
If I take the first 1100 Magi in AllMagi_AM3.csv (to ensure I'm just looking at a cohort of Magi all of whom are are definitely dead), then I get:
[table][tr][td]Stat[/td] [td]age[/td] [td]Warping[/td] [td]LongevityRitual[/td] [td]yearsInTwilight[/td] [td]Cr[/td] [td]Co[/td] [td]MagicTheory[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]Min.[/td][td]31.0[/td][td]0.000[/td][td]0.000[/td][td]0.0000[/td][td]0.00[/td][td]0.00[/td][td]1.000[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]1st Qu.[/td][td]124.0[/td][td]5.000[/td][td]8.000[/td][td]0.0000[/td][td]15.00[/td][td]14.00[/td][td]5.000[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]Median[/td][td]144.0[/td][td]6.000[/td][td]9.000[/td][td]0.0000[/td][td]18.00[/td][td]16.00[/td][td]6.000[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]Mean[/td][td]140.3[/td][td]5.508[/td][td]8.698[/td][td]0.1691[/td][td]17.41[/td][td]16.41[/td][td]6.109[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]3rd Qu.[/td][td]162.0[/td][td]6.000[/td][td]10.000[/td][td]0.0000[/td][td]20.00[/td][td]19.00[/td][td]7.000[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]Max.[/td][td]253.0[/td][td]10.000[/td][td]21.000[/td][td]35.0000[/td][td]44.00[/td][td]65.00[/td][td]12.000[/td][/tr][/table]
So, assuming deaths are uniformly distributed within the decade, we have a median Magus age at death of about 150, with some reaching up to 250. This seems broadly consistent with the previous results posted.
I certainly would note that the Magi in the simulation are not min/maxers by any stretch of the imagination. In particular their Magic Theory scores and Longevity Rituals are rather underpowered compared to most AM campaigns I've been a part of; so I suspect these numbers understate by at least a decade or two the actual median longevity likely to be achieved.