How to play - WL

The game will begin after all starting players have given an acceptance speech for becoming the next leader of the country of their choice. In the speech, include the history of nation and how you came to power. In this speech, you can outline your goals, how your foreign policy will be and your starting bonus. After that, you must tackle the world as a leader. Will you be a peaceful ruler? Or tyrant? Only you know.

History/speech: Self-Explanatory
Country name: No-Name
Capital: No-Name city
Two major cities: No-Name1 and No-Name2
4 minor: Nono, Ohno, Ohnono and Hellnono
Bonus: Examples of starting bonus: (Must be specific.)

Naval - Best destroyers, Carriers, ETC.
Army - Special forces, Tanks, Infantry, engineers, snipers, ETC.
Air force - Fighters, bombers, ETC>
Scientific/Cultural/Any addition that would benefit your country.

General info




Don’t talk vague, or, “In general.” You must be exactly precise or the Game Masters will call you on your plays. Here are a few examples:

"Missile defense system finished being researched."

Alright. So, you researched it and you want to start using it? Ok. Build one. Ok, you built one? Where is it installed at?

“2K troops training” Yeah? Where are you training them? After they finish training, where will they be stationed at?

If in doubt, ask a GM in PM. He can better explain so you don’t have to go through the whole “Invalid" process and spamming the game.

NPC -
Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Taiwan and Kenya.

Random events


Weather, NPC countries, PMC and terrorist organizations can and will do anything. They are controlled by the GM.
Posting rules

Let five countries post the format BEFORE you post again. GM post, questions, game dialogue does not go towards this. Your post will be made invalid by a GM. If you forgot to add that you were building something or doing something in your main post, too bad! If you edit your post without the approval of a GM, it will be made invalid.
Regular game play post:


•Country name –
•Political – This is where you are allowed to talk through various diplomatic channels
@World, mass broadcast.

@Alliance, only those in an alliance with this country can see and respond.
@Countries, only these countries can see and respond.
@Gm, to the GM only.

•Research –
All research has a minimum of five turns. Once you start researching it, it is yours to use only. And no one can recopy it unless you give it out.
*Recopying takes 4T


•Building –
You are allowed to build two major buildings in each of your major cities.
College – Faster research shaves .5 off research.
Army recruitment center – Increases troop recruitment number by 2K
Army training center – Shorter training turns. (.5)
Vehicle plant: Quicker building turns  for vehicles (.5)
Nuclear power plant – Lessens the dependency on oil
Armory – Storage of weapons


•Training
The bottom line for troop recruitment is 20K diversified. That means you can't build 19K infantrymen and 500 airmen/sailors
The bottom line for vehicle and aircraft is 25.
If you have the right tech, you can train your armies in different styles of warfare.

It takes 3T to train troops/Vehicles/Planes.
It takes 5T to build ships of threes. If you want to build the entire group, 10T.

Gur, desert, Urban, open. Etc.
-(Secret move)-
Seen by all, but, cannot be acted on until five turns later. This is meant for PASSIVE USE.

Troops

Here you must list ALL of your armed forces/Land owned/Research already under your belt

Total men in armed and national forces -


Alliances can be formed throughout the game. It takes four countries to make one and three to maintain one. Alliances must have a name they go by and a central HQ where they will meet. The alliance members can decide who does what within the alliance.

One country can be the Grand secretary – Leader

Or the War general – Commander of all forces during alliance war

Or the High Representative – Rep for all diplomatic relations

Alliances may set up co-military bases.

*There must be a minimum of twelve active players for an alliance to be possible.


Treaties are systems out in place between two countries or alliances. These treaties with real advantages and disadvantages. Let's say Japan was growing an army, but needs resources. You're running China, and don't feel comfortable with them growing a military. You propose this treaty:

Japan and China exchange 5000 units of steel of month to Japan, on the agreement that Japan removes their military, and ceases to train any further militia.

Japan has the option to accept or decline a treaty.

If a treaty is broken, it becomes null and void for both sides.

War