Okay, if your neighbor was a human-controlled Yang, and you had infiltration, and you knew for certain that he already had over 15 nerve gas choppers, and was in the process of building more, would that make you more likely to make a pre-emptive attack?. What if you knew that he had several PB's, and was building more? More or less likely for pre-emptive attack?
What if you had suspicion that your human-controlled Yang neighbor was building nerve gas choppers and/or PB's, but you didn't know for sure because you didn't have infiltration (which is rare, I know, because any good player gets infiltration ASAP.)? But anyways, if you suspected Yang of building those weapons, would that make you more or less likely to engage in pre-emptive war?
What if you knew that Yang didn't have any nerve gas choppers or PB's yet, but you knew that he had the capability and intent to produce some within the next few turns? Pre-emptive war more or less likely?
What if you knew that Yang's infrastructure couldn't quite support the building of nerve gas choppers or PB's yet, but you thought that he had the intent to produce some in the future? Would that make you more or less likely to launch a surprise attack against Yang?
(And yes, I know that many people, including myself, would pre-emptively strike Yang anyway, because the safest Yang is a Yang locked in a punishment sphere , so that's why I phrased the question "Would it make you more likely to pre-emptively strike him?" But I'm curious to hear how people would handle this. And remember, we are dealing with, let's assume, a relatively good SMAC human opponent playing Yang.)
What if you had suspicion that your human-controlled Yang neighbor was building nerve gas choppers and/or PB's, but you didn't know for sure because you didn't have infiltration (which is rare, I know, because any good player gets infiltration ASAP.)? But anyways, if you suspected Yang of building those weapons, would that make you more or less likely to engage in pre-emptive war?
What if you knew that Yang didn't have any nerve gas choppers or PB's yet, but you knew that he had the capability and intent to produce some within the next few turns? Pre-emptive war more or less likely?
What if you knew that Yang's infrastructure couldn't quite support the building of nerve gas choppers or PB's yet, but you thought that he had the intent to produce some in the future? Would that make you more or less likely to launch a surprise attack against Yang?
(And yes, I know that many people, including myself, would pre-emptively strike Yang anyway, because the safest Yang is a Yang locked in a punishment sphere , so that's why I phrased the question "Would it make you more likely to pre-emptively strike him?" But I'm curious to hear how people would handle this. And remember, we are dealing with, let's assume, a relatively good SMAC human opponent playing Yang.)
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