then players would leave on purpose just to have their units tern into commandos then come back,
or is it if you leave you are blocked from rejoining?
5 Dec 2023, 20:57
Rise of the machines
How about a special event where when anyone goes absent from the game their nations units all become max level commandos. Those nations would all crank out commando units at a high rate from any factory city. Players would know that the are fighting infantry so they could change tactics to fight them. The commandos could be controlled by a hive mind located in the capital. Destroy the capital the machines would stop in place (much like the state during upgrading).
The next player that goes absent from the game would become the new hive mind all units in its territories would turn to commandos and the commandos that have been inactive and not destroyed by players would now be under control of the new hive mind.
Win the game being the last player/ coalition standing/ holding enough points.
Who would win man or machine? 
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5 Dec 2023, 21:24
Blocked from rejoining would be best. Logging in the game would surely assimilate them.-VIP- wrote:
then players would leave on purpose just to have their units tern into commandos then come back,or is it if you leave you are blocked from rejoining?
6 Dec 2023, 00:28
How does this fit into the ww2 era…?
CarKing the 6th of the Abrahamic Caliphate
6 Dec 2023, 00:41
It doesn't at all unless multiverse theory is possible. This is just a fun event like Doomsday or the Antarctica events.Carking the 6th wrote:
How does this fit into the ww2 era…?
6 Dec 2023, 00:44
Doomsday kinda fits into the post ww2 nuclear apocalypse thing. Antarctic Nazis are a big ww2 conspiracy theory. How do cyborgs relate to the setting?
CarKing the 6th of the Abrahamic Caliphate
6 Dec 2023, 03:01
Bro why you gotta be like this? Takes in a big breath* Ok so im sure you are familiar with Moors law right? It states that if technology exists that it progresses in a parabolic rate doubling processing power approximately every 2 years. If society creates it improvements will occur over time.Carking the 6th wrote:
Doomsday kinda fits into the post ww2 nuclear apocalypse thing. Antarctic Nazis are a big ww2 conspiracy theory. How do cyborgs relate to the setting?
The galaxy is a HUGE GINORMOUS place right full of all types of carbon and silicate planets. Different forms of life could spawn in such environments. Some planets are even water planets and planets with low gravity. Assuming any of those evolve life like ours has. Assuming any of them acquire technology. Low gravity or water planets would become space fearing far sooner than we have been able to. Apply Moors law and apply the fact that time has existed a long ass time before us. Bro... If an enemy AI landed on earth (insert literally any timeline of our existence before us. Including WWII) There is no saying that the powers in control of our planet at the time would probably be fighting for control vs such technology.
6 Dec 2023, 03:27
My man, this is a ww2 strategy game, not a Sci fi one. I’m all for crazy scenarios but this has NO real world precedence. The demographic of this game is not gonna play for sci fi Ai that murders you since everyone goes inactive anyway. The AI is not even smart enough for this. Moor’s law doesn’t apply since no robots showed up between the 30-60’s you know what did? Nukes. Nazi conspiracy theories. This literally does not fit in the scope of the game. I’m sorry.
CarKing the 6th of the Abrahamic Caliphate
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