Ganos Lao wrote:New Aeyariss wrote:@Draica: Normally. You place the agents where you want to place them.
But worst tendency I encountered on II is that some nations are just magically resistant to corruption, and every intelligence officer attempting to recruit a person will always fail. Some RPers have tendency to idealize people in their nations, and assume that nobody will be willing to betray them for some personal gain...
One tendency I've seen on II is that a lot of right wing nations these days operate by a specific formula:
1. The right wingers are perfect godlike beings. Ubermensch. They are blameless and sinless. Nothing bad could be said about them. They are treated like they are fulfilling the second coming of Jesus Christ.
2. Their opponents are corrupt (left wing, of course) politicians who care more about themselves than the people. They are guilty of every crime imaginable and run their countries like cariactures of the Soviet Union and other such states.
3. The right wingers are magically able to overtake an entire country without any real, meaningful resistance. A small band of rebels, a la the Wolverines in Red Dawn, are able to assault a legislative building without any losses and wipe out plenty of politicians in one full sweep.
4. Everyone wildly supports the revolutionaries and, subsequently, their policies. Even when they are dictatorial themselves, purging countries of leftists, homosexuals, etc, they are still supported. There is literally no one who suggests that things should change. The population is magically firmly in support of the new government.
I could go on, but I think you of all people have seen all the threads of this nature on the forums.
The last one, number 4, can happen, and usually does happen (USSR, United States, France, etc etc). What matters more there is why exactly there is a revolution.