What's a little Genocide between allies...

[Inverse Icarus]

sa·cred (skrd)
adj.
Dedicated to or set apart for the worship of a deity.
Worthy of religious veneration: the sacred teachings of the Buddha.
Made or declared holy: sacred bread and wine.
Dedicated or devoted exclusively to a single use, purpose, or person: sacred to the memory of her sister; a private office sacred to the President.
Worthy of respect; venerable.
Of or relating to religious objects, rites, or practices.

i dont believe any life is sacred.

[Trachmir]

How about this:

You may use (ground) troops to kill off the population of a city... Each troops can "attack" up to it's attack score of population per turn. The population however also fights back (it's attack score is say 1/2 that of the population being assaulted by that particular troop (round up)) and the unit must defend vs. this counter-attack first, if it survives it deystoys the population (but it gains benefits as if it was "entrenched" but not from walls, etc.). Thus you can kill off a large population quickly, if you have a large enough army... but you might take some losses.

Example:

Romans take an egyptian city of 9 population... the romans use 2 units each with an attack of 2 and defense of 1.

Each turn the romans try to kill 4 population, but each unit must survive an attack of 1 (2 pop being attacked per unit/2) vs it's defense of 1.5 (1 +50% for entrenchment). Each unit that survives kills 2 pop.

The game mechanics are just a possible example, but you get the idea...

So, what do you think?

[Akron]

Originally posted by UberKruX


i dont believe any life is sacred.

your really beginning to scare me.... i can see people saying not all life is worthy of respect, but to say no life is worthy of respect....

your joking, right....
right?.....

[mactbone]

.....Must....resist....major...trolling...mission. ...

Oh man, you know how fun it would be to just be the argumentary guy? Like in the Monty Python Argument Skit.

*sigh*

I've resisted this time.......