Board Game Sketch: ReVearth - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2018-10-14T04:19:17Z

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	*Open source board game by Joshua Pearce of MTU -		*'''Save the Planet''' - Open source board game by Joshua Pearce of MTU - https://opensource.com/article/17/7/save-planet-board-game

DixonNahrwold: /* Comments */

2018-10-12T17:30:11Z

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	It's kinda cheesy to talk about abrupt climate change. But if things get modified slightly to be based on gravity energy, then maybe that's the little piece of removed from reality to make it be taken seriously in gameplay.		It's kinda cheesy to talk about abrupt climate change. But if things get modified slightly to be based on gravity energy, then maybe that's the little piece of removed from reality to make it be taken seriously in gameplay.

			Maybe site it in an O'neill cylinder

			Digital implementation with Godot

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	*Open source board game by Joshua Pearce of MTU -		*Open source board game by Joshua Pearce of MTU -

Marcin: /* Links */

2018-10-05T16:19:32Z

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	*Open source board game by ~~Alex~~ -		*Open source board game by Joshua Pearce of MTU -

Marcin at 16:19, 5 October 2018

2018-10-05T16:19:16Z

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	It's kinda cheesy to talk about abrupt climate change. But if things get modified slightly to be based on gravity energy, then maybe that's the little piece of removed from reality to make it be taken seriously in gameplay.		It's kinda cheesy to talk about abrupt climate change. But if things get modified slightly to be based on gravity energy, then maybe that's the little piece of removed from reality to make it be taken seriously in gameplay.

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			*Open source board game by Alex -

Alexau at 22:42, 4 October 2018

2018-10-04T22:42:40Z

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	= Next Steps =		= Next Steps =
	Find someone who makes games and ask the to make this game. Raise money on kickstarter. Provide a hook into actually making the things irl.		Find someone who makes games and ask the to make this game. Raise money on kickstarter. Provide a hook into actually making the things irl.

			= Comments =
			It's kinda cheesy to talk about abrupt climate change. But if things get modified slightly to be based on gravity energy, then maybe that's the little piece of removed from reality to make it be taken seriously in gameplay.

Alexau: Created page with "= Premise = All energy comes from 1 source -- the center of the Vearth in the form of gravity. This free source of energy powers all things, from plants, fossil fuels, and ev..."

2018-10-04T22:41:31Z

Created page with "= Premise = All energy comes from 1 source -- the center of the Vearth in the form of gravity. This free source of energy powers all things, from plants, fossil fuels, and ev..."

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= Premise =

All energy comes from 1 source -- the center of the Vearth in the form of gravity. This free source of energy powers all things, from plants, fossil fuels, and even gravity energy. But human activity is changing the Vearth's response to the environment... or is it?

Work together in this cooperative game to build the future of society in an uncertain environment as hierarchical forces of the corporations, the nation states, and the super elites collude to monopolize all resources for themselves and prevent a world of abundance from being born.

= Gameplay Elements =
* Gamemaster cards
* Player cards
* Plastic, Metal, Ceramic-based Entrepreneurial sectors
* 7 Board Milestones: microfactory, heavy machinery, eco homes, copy commons, regenerative economics, post-scarcity, integrated humanity
* 7 sins: each player is given a weakness. A gamemaster card will target this player to turn against the collective once per turn.
* "4 futures": based on whether there's resource scarcity or political socialism, the makeup of society turns out different. see book of same title.
* Critical Path: open-source machines, perhaps like "town and city" distinction of settlers of catan, to get collective resources
* Shared Resources: everyone gets the same amount of resources

= General Gameplay =
There are two sets of cards: gamemaster cards and player cards. Once a turn, flip a few gamemaster cards. These will target a player who acts against the collective because of things like avarice, greed, gluttony, lust, etc.

There is a timelimit to the game. If you don't win in a certain amount of time. Gravity withers all plant life and destroys humanity.

= Next Steps =
Find someone who makes games and ask the to make this game. Raise money on kickstarter. Provide a hook into actually making the things irl.