Fate of the World AAR

[bestrfcplayer]

This game looks pretty interesting.

 

[GoodGame]

Foreshadowing: The Game Ends this post.



Next Turn: 2095

The Global Markets CRASH again.

And regime change is attempted in North America to try to hold onto that region.

*****

2100

2105

Holding out for a prayer in NA.

*****

2110:

****

2115:

END GAME GRAPHS (Note the emissions graph y-axis makes no sense. It looks like the absolute area of color is what's really going ).

Spoiler :

Take Home lesson is the delayed response, so that even aggressive measures might not have a strong enough response in the long terms, and that over a degree Celsius is really BAD for the economy, but GOOD for the 4 hawrsmen.

 

[Omega124]

Suggestion: Try HQing in China. It seems they develop well in this crisis.

 

[Double Stack]

Supertensile Material is a goal in nanotechnology to make strong materials at the molecular level. For example, spider webs are very sturdy but limited due to spiders being the only thing that can make it. It so strong, that if we are to make the golden gate bridge out of it, it can support 100 times more weight than it does now BEFORE it "bends" or react to the weight.

So in short, nanotechnology scientists want to manufacture spider silk and use it in real world application, among other things.

 

[GoodGame]

Supertensile Material is a goal in nanotechnology to make strong materials at the molecular level. For example, spider webs are very sturdy but limited due to spiders being the only thing that can make it. It so strong, that if we are to make the golden gate bridge out of it, it can support 100 times more weight than it does now BEFORE it "bends" or react to the weight.

So in short, nanotechnology scientists want to manufacture spider silk and use it in real world application, among other things.

Yea. I found out later it's for tidal harvesters.

@OMEGA, good idea in going with China, though really North America is about as good. I believe the HQ isn't necessarily a first turn priority, also, since it's more like Civ's UN in declaring universal laws.

One of my main failings in the game was not picking up on the use of Tobin Tax to aggressively raise money on the first few turns, which is needed to take action against climate change and research alternative energy in the immediate term; without that it seems one has to wait for the global economy to get wealthy enough to take action, which is just to late since economic and environmental crashes are just around the corner. And I failed to use the HQ to enact global bans on specific fuel sources which would have prolonged their use for a rainy day. Avoiding global economic crisis due to the sudden simultaneous loss of all the easy fuels (uranium, gas, oil, coal) is one of the main unspoken goals of the game. Also I worried to much about happiness and expensive regime change to try and keep all the regions in my fold, when the game only reguires about 2/3rds or something.