You could also go in another direction with it where war becomes a constant negotiation.
“We would like to bomb your arms manufactories three days from now. In return we will allow you to strike three minor ports or one major with 5 days notice.” “Unacceptable, we will not give you more than two days notice or you can move away too much of the goods in the ports.”
“Are you mad? We can’t move away all the civilians with just two days notice. 4 days notice, one major port and one minor. Take it or leave it.” “Hmm you drive a hard bargain. You have a deal, but we want favourable terms next meeting”
“Fine, I’ll have the mediator take it into account next time. Well, this has been productive. Have a nice day and may you die like the dog you are, swine.”
“Thank you and drive safe on your way home on your shitty roads in your terrible country you godcursed cattlefucker.”
I guess I have to stop saying “in a coincidence” I’m doomscrolling even when I should be sleeping and the US media has gone mask off about Iran. It’s eerily like their post 9/11 behavior. They’re baying for blood and war but pretending to be calm, even tempered, and focused on geostrategic goals.
yeah itd be even better if you have all the characters refuse to discuss the elephant in the room and have the viewer wonder why all these military operations are happening in the middle of nowhere
It would probably just evolve into an arms race to make the best SpecOps team to break into the Capitol Buildings (also in a desert) of other countries, but then all countries would keep investing in more elaborate security systems. So soon countries would just end up pitting their SpecOps teams against each other in arenas. Basically we’d end up bringing back Samurai.
During a supposed attack by Vendikar, Anan 7 explains that the war is conducted as a computer simulation, and that the Enterprise has been “destroyed” in the attack. The two planets have a treaty, according to which they must kill the “victims” of every simulated attack. The crew are therefore expected to report to Eminiar’s disintegration chambers for execution, and Kirk’s party is taken captive.
“We are warning you. If you go down this path - we’re going to destroy Alpha Base.”
“That would be very foolish. We would respond by destroying your Base Z-12.”
“But that would mean…”
That could be in the sequel.
You could also go in another direction with it where war becomes a constant negotiation.
“We would like to bomb your arms manufactories three days from now. In return we will allow you to strike three minor ports or one major with 5 days notice.”
“Unacceptable, we will not give you more than two days notice or you can move away too much of the goods in the ports.”
“Are you mad? We can’t move away all the civilians with just two days notice. 4 days notice, one major port and one minor. Take it or leave it.”
“Hmm you drive a hard bargain. You have a deal, but we want favourable terms next meeting”
“Fine, I’ll have the mediator take it into account next time. Well, this has been productive. Have a nice day and may you die like the dog you are, swine.”
“Thank you and drive safe on your way home on your shitty roads in your terrible country you godcursed cattlefucker.”
In a coincidenceI just posted this - https://hexbear.net/comment/5456275I guess I have to stop saying “in a coincidence” I’m doomscrolling even when I should be sleeping and the US media has gone mask off about Iran. It’s eerily like their post 9/11 behavior. They’re baying for blood and war but pretending to be calm, even tempered, and focused on geostrategic goals.
yeah itd be even better if you have all the characters refuse to discuss the elephant in the room and have the viewer wonder why all these military operations are happening in the middle of nowhere
In a coincidence - I saw this post just before I saw your comment. - In ukkk kids from young age are prepared for war 😔 - Hexbear. And there’s a follow-up tweet
Reality is a lot scarier than fiction.
It would probably just evolve into an arms race to make the best SpecOps team to break into the Capitol Buildings (also in a desert) of other countries, but then all countries would keep investing in more elaborate security systems. So soon countries would just end up pitting their SpecOps teams against each other in arenas. Basically we’d end up bringing back Samurai.
Team Fortress 2
To nip that in the bud - the original Star Trek had an episode where war on Eminiar VII and Vendikar was simulated but deaths were real.