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Simultanious diplomacy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:24 am
by eske
Why not let all nations put their own diplomacy phase first?

Diplomacy phases are not resolved until all nations have entered their move anyway.
No need to do them in a specific sequence.

Just occured to me, this might be the easiest way to implement true simultanious diplomacy.

Same for economic phases of course...

/eske

RE: Simultanious diplomacy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:49 am
by DCWhitworth
I think this issue has been raised before and Marshall is looking at it.

RE: Simultanious diplomacy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:16 am
by eske
Sorry, just spotted it in Mantis (issue 68).

Just trying to help tho' [;)]

/eske

RE: Simultanious diplomacy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:03 am
by MarshallEllis
I am looking at these things BUT it is simply quite difficult to setup a IGOUGO game to be partially simultaneous. Although it can be done, the engine just doesn't lend itself to that type of flow easily?!?!?!?! :-\

I'll keep investigating different ways of doing this but for now it is IGONOGO.


RE: Simultanious diplomacy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:24 am
by eske
ORIGINAL: Marshall Ellis
I am looking at these things BUT it is simply quite difficult to setup a IGOUGO game to be partially simultaneous. Although it can be done, the engine just doesn't lend itself to that type of flow easily?!?!?!?! :-\

I'll keep investigating different ways of doing this but for now it is IGONOGO.

LoL [:D]

I realize the IGOUGO is a fundamental structure of how the game is built.

In my little fantasy I just imagined you actually already had the pieces needed to solve this: The ability to change the moving order (as for France and GB). Doing something similar - locally - in each game, putting that nation up first. Then load all others in normal sequence would do the trick. I guess I just hoped to this could be a spark, igniting an idea of, how to do this. [;)]

But bear with me. I'm from lego-country. Taking things apart and assemble them differently is sort of a compulsory thoughtpattern...

/eske