Hey Class,
Something I was thinking about to maybe try out was making conflicts within the countries themselves, I think if we were to simulate such things as the civil war, government issues in iraq, or terrorism it might help us see the worldwide issues that spawn from such issues. Just a thought maybe someone else could elaborate some more ideas on it.
~Kyle
mwesch wrote:
> Hi class,
> Post your world simulation ideas here. Read Wallerstein, Lappe & Collins, and the first 2 pages of Wolf. Using the ideas you gather there, re-write the rules and post them here.

Just to add on to what jkHelden is saying about the battles. I also think that the wherever the battle is being taken place whoevers home it is should get a break on the hard power because they know there land better then anyone and would be able to put up a better fight without needing as much hard power to win the battle. Just as the Americans were able to do against the British. So I'm trying to say maybe we should find a way to have some sort of ratio of hardpower instead of just straight up having more than the defender. This could also be reflected in multiple battles.

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