Its not clear to me what this type of game would look like, play like. Can you link to an example of the gameplay?
Lemme try finding some examples of games I participated in
https://www.reddit.com/r/PossibleHistory2/s/Pj4r6YDK1U https://www.reddit.com/r/PossibleHistory2/s/Fbx4pbOYwL
These 2 I was the poster for, but the host was another guy. They were really fun and lasted I think 1-2 months, but there was some major drama that caused them to end
That was semi helpful, but I still don't quite get the gameplay.
A player picks a nation and then describe the nations actions for the turn (an in game month?, does it also last a month in real life?). The actions can be anything (?) and they just work 100%?
What happens when two player nations have competing actions?
Depends, if it's for example land, a war will ensue and in most good NRPs (nation roleplays) there is a stat sheet for cheat nation that includes population, economy size, army active/reserve, mobilization potential etc. at least the ones I played had stuff like this. Otherwise , if two nations try getting indirect control of a nation, for example France and Germany trying to scheme for Belgium, they can try fighting each other and the host (GM), which should be pragmatic, lay out how it happens.
An example would be let's say Russia and Germany , in this scenario, are into a war and Germany launches an offensive against Warsaw. Germany can choose to shore up itd offensive capabilities and Russia can try making defenses and see how effective it is. Some people choose to use dice rolls for this but I'm personally against it. You have a rough estimate of the troops around there and the terrain so you can determine what happens. It won't be 100% realistic ofc.
I hope I'm making sense, if I'm not please let me know so I can try explaining
That helped a lot. Thanks.
So its sort of like dnd but with nations instead of characters. Sounds fun. Feel free to ping me if/when you get a game going.
will keep in mind if i can get like 5-10 people thanks
I used to play Diplomacy as a kid. Is this similar?
It is inspired by diplomacy but I usually played with people who also cared about the civilian stuff, not only the military stuff, tho I've played some amazing WW2 games
Assuming you meant this subreddit, it seems that the posts would be more aptly described as alternate history scenario-building and/or roleplaying than a 'game' per-se?
Hey. Thank you, that's exactly what I meant but I didn't know how to phrase it. I'ma try updating the post
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