Disclaimers
Ok, I'm a newbie in web design, so bare with me... If a fair amount of people is interested in the game I may find a better format for the game, meanwhile...
Rules:
The likely outcomes depend on the decisions of a set of 4 countries
- USA
- Germany (EU)
- Russia
- China
In each turn you have a set of possible decisions for each country, which you need to pick and lead to a likely scenario... After each scenario, take a time to go through the corresponding map to see what has changed or not... Use that information to select the most likely action of each country (or the one you like, up to you)
Obviously, I am as good a fortune teller as I am programming, so beware! Due to my pedestrian programming skills, each scenario leads to a different page, so it's a bit annoying, but bear with me and... Have fun!
Base Scenario
Late 2016, please explore the current affairs map to have an idea of where you are... Each of your choices in subsequent turns may have multiple consequences, even in countries or regions where no base scenario has been defined... Sometimes shit just happens...
Turn 1. Trump's first 100 days in office
A) Realpolitik hits the new leader and he decides to partially fulfill his campaign promises and have a moderate cabinet... However, cancels APTA, NAFTA and , impose further restrictions for legal immigration and reduces support for UN and NATO operations. Next turn...
B) Trump's having a good time! The new leader is as bold and vicious as promised, and soon he starts showing us who he really is... He not only cancels NAFTA and APTA, but establishes restrictions on capital movement targeting remittances and with the ultimate goal of blackmailing Mexico to force this country to contribute in the building of a border wall, which construction is planned to start in 2018... UN, NATO and most international cooperation and aid contributions from the US are subject to strict scrutiny, as well as social programs like food stamps and other asistencial transfer... Next turn...
