Reflection on Ceaser

Power can be taken a long way. The more people gain it, the more greedy they get. They take

advantage of it and use it for there own benefit even if it hurts others. In the diplomacy

game everyone was give some power. Some chose to use it wisely and some did not. The game

was every man or woman for him or herself. There were alliance's made but none of that

matter as the game ended. Everyone took their power and used against anyone in their way.

The greediness of the game was at a high level throughout the game trying to gain as much

power as possible. The one with the most power was left standing.

Politics were a big part of the diplomacy. Making alliances and helping others out made the

game very interesting. People would support each other throughout the game but then turn

against them at the last second. People would backstab each other and only look out for

themselves. They became so greedy that they would forget about any alliances made. The

politics of this game are based the same way they are in real life. People pretend to watch

out for each other but know deep down they are lying. They look for the quickest and easiest

way to gain power and strength.

This game was not only about power and politics. It also included government. Each country

was its only government and had its own way of

thinking. They had a goal set in there mind from the beginning of the game and they would

trying and pursue it in anyway they could. I had struggled through the first moves of the

game and got frustrated because of people moving into the places I was headed for. There

were many conflicts between each government. As the game progressed things got easier. At

the end of the game every government turned against each other and I made the mistake of

keeping all pieces in place on the last turn. I lost many supply centers and most countries

gained from my loss.