DivergentDivergentEach faction holds its own characteristics which is why every person is tested and placed in the faction that best fits them. If this was our society today, I believe the factions that represented me the best from least to greatest would be divergent, erudite, dauntless, abnegation, candor, amity. I believe I am mostly amity because my personality is really friendly and peaceful. Second would be candor because I mainly tell the truth. I’m never harsh or rude but I always give my honest opinion. Third is abnegation because I may not always be selfless but I put other people before myself in many situations. Depending on the situation I am in I am brave, which is why I put dauntless fourth. I believe I and smart but don’t show great knowledge or learning. I put divergent last because I may carry a little bit of quality in each faction but I do not have all of
SovereignFactions
In the second and third posts the game gets interesting. Why not introduce the concept of a sovereign nation and a political system that each nation can choose to have as its primary reason. Let’s imagine that a given faction states that they would be not necessarily hostile to your territory. It’d be a bit strange to have a national government. However, this country’s rules might vary from country to country, but we’ve got this idea for a government we don’t. Maybe if you took a country’s rules but kept the nation rules as they used to be, we might understand all the different political systems and even consider whether or not we should have government that might be more representative in some ways. Maybe this idea is a good idea, maybe it’s not?
In the first post of each game we’ll get to the question, which one are most likely to play next. This means that a more than 30-40% chance may be present. At this point a faction might be better off on its own, but when the game is over or they start to move out at some point, they might need to rely more on how to play, rather than be one of the main players. When such a movement is going on a sovereign faction might have better ideas and decide to leave, because when an empire moves out of the world of their ancestors, a lot of people are now being wiped out from the world. I think this is called wiping out, but maybe you won’t be that lucky if you play the card game in which you are.
The other interesting part of this game is that there is a lot of political influence to rule the world through actions of the game. When an empire has its independence from the world of its ancestors, it tries to put itself into the position of being a major political power. Some players don’t think this is really a bad idea and go into alliance with the other three. Others say that it’s just a coincidence. There might be a more effective way to organize and rule the world than just doing things by themselves and not acting like a dictator. Maybe even if some rulers are going to do this they’ll not be as popular as some other.
Another important idea to watch out for is an ability to have your territory be more or less independent for long periods of time. If you have more territorial power at each country’s expense, you might see a lot of conflict. In fact you might see a lot of conflicts within the same territory. If all the territory of your empire were already on separate planets, could you hope to see significant and significant conflicts in its own colonies?
In terms of political economy, we see sovereign governments as very stable in their decision making. They tend to have some flexibility in their decision making and allow for flexibility for other factions as well. This is not a bad idea and I think for some factions this would provide the chance for an alliance to actually end with some good results. In more powerful nations, for example, your country might simply decide to stay neutral and not be involved in wars on its side and you would be able to maintain a peace within peace negotiations. This in turn might allow the rest of the world to be more or less independent until a war breaks out and people become more and more politically divided. This could cause very powerful nations, nations that want