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It IS nice to see a balanced summary: good job, device
QFT, farky.
On my prior worlds, I have both done this myself as well as being given, and sometimes falling for, misinformation. There are problems with doing this when it comes to allies doing so or doing it to allies, but if you're an enemy (or soon to be one or ally of one) you need to recognize that this is a natural part of war in this game and in real life. Anyone who doesn't realize this needs to re-take History 101 or Modern Civilization (20th Century) and focus on the politics of the Cold War years.
In poker, this is called a "bluff" in order to make your opponent(s) show their cards without having to show your own.
faaaaark said:Additionally, there are times when tensions are stretched between two tribes and war is on the horizon. Leaders will give out false information to the other leader to throw them off the path. Many leaders have done this and preople need to remember that River is not the first leader to ever do this.
QFT, farky.
On my prior worlds, I have both done this myself as well as being given, and sometimes falling for, misinformation. There are problems with doing this when it comes to allies doing so or doing it to allies, but if you're an enemy (or soon to be one or ally of one) you need to recognize that this is a natural part of war in this game and in real life. Anyone who doesn't realize this needs to re-take History 101 or Modern Civilization (20th Century) and focus on the politics of the Cold War years.
In poker, this is called a "bluff" in order to make your opponent(s) show their cards without having to show your own.
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