| Aries | Friday, August 14, 2015 - 10:16 pm 
This is a proposed scenario for War Games, the player-driven competition among players. In this scenario, the sponsor will setup and allow the participants to conquer a nation each ahead of time. The match will pit the participants in a head-to-head match-up to conquer their opponent's country. At the sponsor's discretion, some weapons and ammo may be left in the countries for use in the match.
The participating countries should be limited to be allowed to fed only with other countries owned by that player. This is a not a scenario intended for beginners as escalation is possible depending on what assets participants choose to commit to the match.
Winner is the one who: Conquers their opponent's country. A draw is possible if a stalemate is reached.
Rewards: A player that manages to conquer their opponent's country will gain two new countries, their assets, and cash.
Typical Reward:
Class AA: $10 Trillion to the winner.
Class AAA: $20 Trillion to the winner.
Easiest way to distribute cash reward is to split the reward among match countries and rely on honors system that players will retain minimum cash level through end of match. If that is not possible, a post match country can be setup by sponsor with full reward amount. |
| Graziani | Sunday, August 16, 2015 - 10:01 pm
so if I played this scenario and I lost for example, my country would be handed over to the victor? and he would take control? and by the way, are you hoping to implement all of these scenarios or just 1 or 2 of them. I like the ideas that you have made. |
| Aries | Sunday, August 16, 2015 - 10:08 pm
The sponsor gave a country to the two participants first. The country you lost would be the one you were provided for the match and lost over the course of the contest.
Any player can propose a scenario here with its own thread. On the challenge thread, the challenging player chooses the scenario when they challenge another player in their same class. |
| Graziani | Sunday, August 16, 2015 - 10:37 pm
oh ok my bad, now I understand. |
