Hey dudes.
I was talking to Dane yesterday, and we discussed what might be a cool thing to do after this campaign.
We sort of developed an idea to relaunch the old "Diplomacy Universalis" campaign. That is a campaign where no country is fixed and people are instead shuffled about every week or two (based on luck). I´ve participated in only one such campaign, back in 2005. I fondly recall it. It was interesting and *very* dynamic.
It was also a lot less acrimonious. As everybody get´s moved around a lot nobody can form a very strong attachment with any one country. Consequently, defeats, gangs and backstabs don´t feel as painful as they do in a conventional campaign, where you can literally see months and months of work go up in flames if you´re unlucky.
Anyways, I was wondering if anybody might be interested in playing in such a campaign once the current one has been concluded.
I was talking to Dane yesterday, and we discussed what might be a cool thing to do after this campaign.
We sort of developed an idea to relaunch the old "Diplomacy Universalis" campaign. That is a campaign where no country is fixed and people are instead shuffled about every week or two (based on luck). I´ve participated in only one such campaign, back in 2005. I fondly recall it. It was interesting and *very* dynamic.
It was also a lot less acrimonious. As everybody get´s moved around a lot nobody can form a very strong attachment with any one country. Consequently, defeats, gangs and backstabs don´t feel as painful as they do in a conventional campaign, where you can literally see months and months of work go up in flames if you´re unlucky.
Anyways, I was wondering if anybody might be interested in playing in such a campaign once the current one has been concluded.