RE: Scenario designs (was InterFET) [CLEAN STAMP]

Stuart Murray did a good job of this in his StarGrunt II scenario
during the GZG east coast convention last year. Every player had
a slip of paper with their goals outlined on it, and the only time
any one of the players could talk with each other was after a
successful "communications" roll. Since nobody could ask, "What the
hell are you doing over there?" without spending an action, each
player had the opportunity to achieve their individual goals without
necessarily tipping their hand to the other players.

-- Rick Rutherford
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Steven M Goode wrote:
> The question is, how would you do this sort of thing if each player
> is controlling multiple groups with conflicting goals?  It's easy
> enough to do if you have one set of objectives per player.  If you
> have more than one, you'd have to restrict/sway what each unit will
> do based on their objectives.  Probably not impossible, but
> definitely tricky.  Any ideas?

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