I started developing this game in 1999 and during many years it has evolved and currently the board looks like this. It has many rules such as random areas where Generals can lose their agents, also one feature is 'The Russian Roulette* and then a General can lose the whole army. This is a good game and currently f.ex. Trump went to this game (Trump’s supporters, people who against Trump and then people who are on neither side such as myself). It is the great game.
hmmm interesting
sorry you got back to Trump somehow
This is an intelligent agent game, you all remember John Nash and maybe know his Nash’s point, but in this intelligence game this Nash’s point is broken few times such as with random acts / areas, which is why this is more realistic. The game has many different types of agents such as snipers and others. This is the great game.
This game has got many influences from many places in this world such as Japan, China, India and elsewhere such as Henry Kissinger’s trianglelism. One of the strangest influences was from one frosty tunnel in my little town back in Feb 2003 where one symbol in Russian had been drawn by somebody. It is the great game and it is as old as the Putin administration in Russia. Sometimes I just talk alone, well I am so much alone, and I say ‘mä kulkevi teitä näin’ and when this is translated from Finnish to Russian and then to English it may mean ‘I am walking in the way of Putin’.
One never knows what happens in the world, what the future might be, I just wanted to add this post. Back in March 1989 I was in Leningrad, it was then the communist Soviet Union, but I still met some people at one hotel to discuss how Petrograd (currently Saint Petersburg) before the Soviet Union had had its own stock exchange, and now 28 years after I can post an image of this stock exchange, and we, of course, know that one man from Saint Petersburg runs the whole Russia today.
@mjseu, can you please try to refrain from these political posts? That’s not what this forum is for, and people find it very upsetting.
Ok, sorry, I shall not repeat … thanks.