I like this. Each choice feels very unclear on what it means in the present or for the future. You really have to understand what is being told to you, or be very creative in what each word is trying to say.
Do I want to attack now while we are still in recovery? This may stall a future attack from the enemy.
Or do I want to stay peaceful to not risk retaliation? This may stall enoughtime for us to recover.
Hahah! I tried to make the idea that after a right-winged turn there would be a left-winged turn, and after a left-winged turn there would be a right-winged one, but politically biased. Then, unfortunately, the idea didn't work in the endings. Yes, I think I'm closer to a left-winged soyjak than to a centrist, heh.
I have no idea what ye talkin albout buddy. The political fluid mechanics of your game feels like a real life satire with deep roots on the real struggles of politics, and by that I mean: to achieve a "equilibrium". Be too liberal and watch as the overbearing state consume all in corruption and incompentence, bee to conservator and watch as the unregulate corporations consume all in corruption and evil incompetence (cough-netflix-disney-google-cough!).
Thanks for the amazing little game buddy. It got me really inspired!
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I like this. Each choice feels very unclear on what it means in the present or for the future. You really have to understand what is being told to you, or be very creative in what each word is trying to say.
Do I want to attack now while we are still in recovery? This may stall a future attack from the enemy.
Or do I want to stay peaceful to not risk retaliation? This may stall enough time for us to recover.
Fun game. But very realistic in the hard times creates hard men (deermen?), hard men creates good times, good times creates soyjack meme! :D
(I I made the sacrifice to restore the city to it's formy glory what they did,? they out vote me for some populist social care liberals! Lol)
Thank you very much for playing!
Hahah! I tried to make the idea that after a right-winged turn there would be a left-winged turn, and after a left-winged turn there would be a right-winged one, but politically biased. Then, unfortunately, the idea didn't work in the endings. Yes, I think I'm closer to a left-winged soyjak than to a centrist, heh.
I have no idea what ye talkin albout buddy. The political fluid mechanics of your game feels like a real life satire with deep roots on the real struggles of politics, and by that I mean: to achieve a "equilibrium". Be too liberal and watch as the overbearing state consume all in corruption and incompentence, bee to conservator and watch as the unregulate corporations consume all in corruption and evil incompetence (cough-netflix-disney-google-cough!).
Thanks for the amazing little game buddy. It got me really inspired!