bcg
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First, I just love this game. But like all games, it can be improved. I believe that the decision events can be evolved to make the game more exciting. Now, when you make a decision on the decision events, you know what will happen in the game. I think that when a player makes a decision, that there should be a probability that multiple events might happen. To clarify the above point, I will propose a new decision event. The attack on Mers-el-Kébir should be a decision event. I am using the book “The Splendid and the Vile” by Eric Larson, to generate this decision event. I highly recommend this book. The book made three points. 1. The British first tried to get the French Admiral to deliver the French Fleet to the British. 2. While the Germans said that they would not take over the French fleet, the British did not believe them. 3. The British were afraid, that by attacking the fleet, the Vichy French might join the Germans. The book mentioned the General De Gaulle was even upset with the attack, the attack killed over 1,000 French sailors. Using the points above, I would create the following decision event. 1. As in the present game, attack and destroy the French fleet. a. The French fleet is destroyed, and the Germans can’t use the fleet. But there is a 10% chance that the French army joins the Germans. 2. Do not attack the French fleet, but negotiate with the French admiral to bring the French fleet to the British navy. The French fleet is set, and does not depend on the losses earlier in the game. a. The British have a 60% chance of getting the French to deliver its fleet to the British. b. There is a 40% chance that the Germans find out about this negotiations, and take the French fleet into their own navy. These types of decision event will make the player think, and the outcome of their decision is not a given. It will make the game less predictive, and a decision can have serious consequences for a player to have to deal with. I would suggest that there should be multiple decision events like this for both sides.
< Message edited by bcg -- 2/15/2021 12:18:08 AM >
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