Re: In A Perfect Game: SG/DS/RPG's -Experience Vs. Training

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From: "Glenn M Wilson" <triphibious@juno.com>
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> >By going straight for Earth, they've managed to attack the one place
> >that all of the major powers will unify to protect.	After all, an
orbital
> >bombardment doesn't respect national borders, now does it? :)
> >
>
> Yeah that was "inspired psychology" wasn't it?
>
> Okay, say not everyone excepts this but several powers choose to fight
> 'independent' wars versus the Kra'vak...
>
> Who would play "team" initially?

First criterium would be proximity to the threat. Anybody in the path of
the
invasion will band together. Somebody at the other edge of the universe
may
have more pressing local concerns.
>
> Who would simply refuse to play  "coalition war" games?
>
> Who would it on the fence initially and then fall to either "the team"
or
> "independent action" side?  And why?

Fighting agaist a common enemy usually does wonders for mutual
friendship.
If the Kra'vak are a bigger threat than a rival human power, the human
will
work together - not smoothly perhaps, but they will stop fighting each
other
until the Kra'vak are vanquished.

Greetings
Karl Heinz