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The world is a bit more networked, some of our technology is a little but more shiny - but the world of 2020 is readily recognisable. It is still a world of nation-states each tryng to do the best for their people, manoever their way through the minefield of international politics and conflict. |
So while some human teams will be looking to be actors on the world stage - some will be struggling with their internal demons, or perhaps being a regional power of some significance. Old and new regional rivalries will colour their game play. |
The core members of the Security Council act as representatives for those members of the General Assembly who want the UN to take action through a Security Council Resolution. In this game, the UN is a major enabling organisation - asuming, of course, that the nations of Earth want to cooperate within the framework of International Law. |
Of course, the global economy is also influenced by the operations of global MegaCorporations. Of course these legitimate businesses have the interests of their shareholders at heart. |
No description of humanity would be complete without taking account of the worlds great religions. Expect to see this play out in some interesting ways too. |
Teams |
Watch the Skies 2 is a large game with around 30 National Teams, a UN team, and Corporate Teams. |
European Teams: UK, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain |
African Teams : South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Angola, Algeria |
Americas Teams: USA, Canada, Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico, Argentina |
East Asia Teams: China, Japan, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea |
Central Teams: Israel, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, India |
Corporate Teams: Lexcorp, Weygand, General Mechanical Industries Corporation, Wimpey-Fergusson, Advanced Industrial Mechanics |
United Nations Team (Secretary General and staff) |
MEDIA : Global News Network, Badger News, The China Chronicle |
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