Game Suggestion Thread - (Proposals, Ideas, Reserves)

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would anyone be interested in re-starting the Blue Florida from where we left off before the whole UWS drama? (I wouldn't as I was playing as Bredesen and I think I was doing pretty well.)

I’d wanna play

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Someone make a band managing game. You have to make your own band and stuff

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So does anyone want to help me with my election game?

Sure

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Someone make an ‘04 game where Al Gore won in ‘00

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I'm considering doing a 1996 game where the reform party actually wins some states and where Dole wins. Well, that is where I would imagine it going, but since these are games, I don't know where it would go.

And no, I would not want it to be like Dawn of the Dole where like 6 people win states

Do it

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Can someone co moderate a game with me? I can’t make maps and I’m not good at math to do polling

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Someone help me to make a 2008 game which is after two terms of Gore?

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All in favor of a 1968 game to get away from Modern Politics?

Aye

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Currently in the works of a 2016 election game now that the low quality posters seem to have faded away. Stay tuned.

Now that I am back for good I’ll play

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I have a game in mind but I struggle with maps and polling, if I could have a co-mod, we could get it running. It’s a really interesting idea and I think that it would be lots of fun

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Would anyone be interested in any of the following, and if so, which one(s)?

1. Senate/House/Gubernatorial election game where each player plays a candidate.

2. Election game set in a fictional city or state, most likely in an otherwise butterfly-free 'real' world. Most likely, it'd be a Senate or Gubernatorial scenario. It would use plausible custom characters.

3. 2024 presidential election game set in an alternate timeline where party control is 'inversed.' That is, a Dem is president from 2001-2009, a Rep from 2009-2017, a Dem from 2017-2021, and an older Rep who retires for the sake of the game from 2021-2025. This relatively simple alternate timeline results in players being allowed to use versions of real politicians with alternate careers, even though using ones with their OTL career paths shouldn't be an issue either.

The 2024 game sounds interesting