Doom & Gloomer Fun

[don]

Need a few hours away? We did. Played a little board game called Crisis 2020 that posits a bunch of possible, and impossible, near-future scenarios in the good ol' USA. We played the introductory scenario, Military coup against corrupt Federal Government. The former are heavy on firepower, the latter impressive in the data-communication fields. Highly unpredictable outcomes. Firepower can be used less lethal, normal or massively. Collateral damage, expressed politically, are the consequences. Cards bring much color to the game. In the Southeast Evangelicals and gun-ownership groups thwarted my attempt to seize the region with a Stryker brigade. The designer is Joe Miranda, who has done simulation work for the armed services.

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PS: I have no professional connections to this product whatsoever

[goadam1]

Re: Doom & Gloomer Fun

I think I saw the same map on "Jericho."

[flintlock]

Re: Doom & Gloomer Fun

Is there a "Massacre Congress" option?

[Prazak]

Re: Doom & Gloomer Fun

Is there a "Massacre Congress" option?

Careful big fella. You're gonna get the NSA sniffin' around this place. (Probably already are, though, what with all the militia talk in some of these threads.)

[flintlock]

Re: Doom & Gloomer Fun

Well its a war game right? Somebody has to die, may as well be them

[gwynedd1]

Re: Doom & Gloomer Fun

Careful big fella. You're gonna get the NSA sniffin' around this place. (Probably already are, though, what with all the militia talk in some of these threads.)

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