Feb 8th 2016, 0:02:40
Several people have indicated they agree with my proposal, but several people have indicated that they do not understand exactly what I am proposing so I will do this one last thread. Last one.
Under the current rules, the solution to prevent random attacks is built into GDI.
I propose we take it out of GDI altogether. Just like generals will not launch an attack in the last half hour of Express, so to they can fail to launch a GS, BR, AB or missile attack against someone who has not hit the target country. If a player picks a country at random and tries to GS that nation, they will be unable to do so. Random mayhem is banned.
By taking the suicide prevention out of GDI, we can restore GDI to its regular use like in tourney, only it could be optional.
The beauty of this proposal is that it brings troops, tanks, missiles and spies back into the game. The complexity of this wonderful game is restored.
One possible downside to this proposal is that it gives all-x countries an advantage in that they need not worry about any special attacks while people who have attacked have to have some concern about being special attacked.
That is it, simple. Ban random acts and restore GDI