A little bit shaky - there’s no default starting location, and no limitation on just making up Last Known Locations (all you need to do is “possess information”, which is meaninglessly vague), but this feels like a good direction to be heading in.

Both of those are slightly intentional. In a way, it’s nice for players who don’t want to move to be “deep undercover” and thus essentially unfindable. And I wanted misinformation in the GNDT to be possible as well, which is why the requirement for truthfulness is restricted to the Agent updating their own records. All of that it subject to whatever mechanics come along later, of course.

I dislike movement-driven Dynasties.  They tend to rely on either arbitrary who-can-move-when rules, which slow the game down, or on people being able to get online at just the right time, which isn’t fair.

Although the map of Berlin is accurate in my opinion there are too many different locations.

CoV per Brendan.

[Brendan] It’s true that “Location” variables tend towards “this variable may be changed to one of several ‘adjacent’ values, at will, but not more than once per time period” mechanics, but in practice I don’t think they’ve ever been that damaging, and I’d entirely support clauses to prevent game-slowing or clock-watching.

That map (or a photoshopped version of it with the codes written in place) seems far too interesting and theme-heavy not to use.

I do like the map.  I’d be more interested in using it for, say, dead drops and verbotenzonen.

@Brendan - part of me considered making it a one-off secret variable. Perhaps I should have done!

In any case, the map and the codes are there on the wiki, so if anyone else wants to make a proposal using it then they should feel free to do so.

Per Brendan

.  I see this less as “who can move when” and more “who can move when without being seen”.

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