Week 2 Workshop

The theme of this week's event is the Perspectivty game. In today's class, we played a very interesting game. The rules of this game are a little complicated but easy to understand. Everyone plays a country to build, each country has a heavy industry factory in the initial state. As the game progresses, you can choose to build environmentally friendly factories, or you can choose to build heavy polluting factories. Although the consumption of each factory is different, the points earned are the same. Not only can countries choose to build different factories, but they also need to build connecting roads. Points can only be earned if the factory is connected by road.

With the progress of the game, there will also be attacks from natural disasters. With the emergence of different natural disasters, the number of factories in the field is also changing. A player is likely to lose several factories and roads due to a natural disaster. During the game, there are often conflicts between players and players. Players can choose to share the proceeds of a piece of land, or they can choose to play dice. The winner can monopolize the factory or road.

Later in the game, I discovered some problems in the game. Only two roads are extending from the original factory. In other words, it is easy to win if you take both paths of other opponents. But this approach may not be very decent. But the player who won the entire game in the end, in summary, has built many factories that pollute the environment.