Weighing two choices with uncertain results and picking the best takes luck. If you are informed of what effect the choices have you can make a strategic decision of which one will benefit you the most. The point is determing what the best course of action is based on uncertain information, like the d
For me, playing a strategy game is like playing chess. To truely appreciate such a game, you need rules, well written, clear and with as little randomness as possible. Once things become too fuzzy, this is no longer strategy. This is gambling. What's wrong with that? <img src="http://images.s
Pode: To some extent the fuzzy math is realistic. I sincerely doubt even the legendary Alan Greenspan could sucessfully predict the EXACT impact of any decision on one country's economy, let alone a star-spanning empire of hundreds of billions. Galactic emperors will not have total and absolute control or transparency into
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