Intel, Spies, etc.

chancellor · Post by **chancellor** » May 16 2004

Will this be worked into the game?

if so how?

Post by **BattleGoat** » May 18 2004

Espionage is not yet implemented, but you will be able to spend money to gain intelligence resources that can be used to infiltrate other Cabinets, Militaries, Set up Spy Networks, or be sent on missions to Sabotage or Assassinate.

CommandeR · Post by **CommandeR** » May 18 2004

will it be possible to make special satelites to gain more line of sight into enemy territory?

Post by **BattleGoat** » May 18 2004

If you have the tech capability and a Launch Pad, you will be able to put Recon Satellites into orbit.

Baloogan · Post by **Baloogan** » Aug 20 2004

BattleGoat wrote:If you have the tech capability and a Launch Pad, you will be able to put Recon Satellites into orbit.

what do communication sats do?

Post by **BattleGoat** » Aug 20 2004

Help improve the response to orders. So will help unit efficiency a bit. It also has Domestic Approval effects, since of course it means more TV stations for the population

Propane · Post by **Propane** » May 23 2005

Tell me a little more about these sabatoge and assasination missions.....

Legend · Post by **Legend** » May 23 2005

This whole area is planned to be redesigned to fit within the design of the game. We could tell you but... then it may not be what we end up doing with the section. Is there something you would like to see for these missions?

Propane · Post by **Propane** » May 23 2005

Absolutely. Real life exercises such as recon, sabotage, assasinations, and maybe some coups? I think this would be a great addition. A BIG part of it I think you should be able to do this on neutral nations as well. In real-life we do this all the time to help us prepare for what the enemy has in store for us.

Antares · Post by **Antares** » May 24 2005

If you want to put in assasination of the other regions ministers as a goal, that would be cool, but then you would have to increase the amount of ministers so no one runs out of them.

deanco · Post by **deanco** » May 24 2005

The unhappier the population, the easier it should be to spy on them. Especially if the gov. in question has committed atrocities. Most spies are disgruntled people in positions of power, access, etc who hate the regime enough to spy on it. Their motivations are revenge, desire to see the regime replaced, and money. A happy country is hard to spy on, you have to build from the ground up and that takes years.

DeanCo--

Intel, Spies, etc.

Intel, Spies, etc.

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