It was the perfect plan. Each of you learned one part of the combination to the safe so as not to arouse suspicion. Your plan worked and between all the members in your gang of thieves, you have the means to open the safe. But there's a problem. None of you want to share what's inside. If you were to learn what your partners know, you could open the safe yourself and keep it all!
A solider uses his sword and shield in battle to survive. A general uses all the swords and all the shields to conquer. You are the general of a large army of battle trained and hardened soldiers. Your goal is to crush your opponent who has camped on the other side of the valley. As you gaze across the large stretch of land into the enemy camp, you can't help but feel that your opponent is looking back at you. Smiling, you return to your tent to rest. Tomorrow you go to war.
Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay said, "Kitchens are run on emotions. I may get upset. But the most important thing is, it's not personal." That might very well be, but when emotions run hot, the orders start flying in, and chaos erupts, a kitchen becomes a pressure cooker. In this game, all the players are attempting to get orders out the door as fast as they can, but there are only so many plates of ingredients to be had. The player who works the fastest and is the most aggressive will win, but don't expect to make many friends along the way.
Star Wars has been a passion of mine ever since I saw the (original) film in the movie theaters at the tender age of 2. HOLY CRAP, I'M OLD! Darth Vader scared the bejesus out of me (good thing I was still in diapers), but the idea of spaceships, distant planets, and countless alien races fascinated me. As I grew up, I read books about the Star Wars universe, learned about its characters, collected all the toys, ran around the house shouting "PEW! PEW!", and grew to revere George Lucas as a god like being who could do no wrong.
Legendary boxing promoter Don King said, "I don't promote boxing, I promote people. Boxing is a catalyst to bring people together." In this game, players will be doing the same. It's not about the boxing, it's about the people and the money it attracts. As a boxing promoter, you need to work with other promoters to create engaging boxing matches, but you don't want your boxer to lose. Losers don't take home paychecks.
Buddha reportedly said, "Whatever words we utter should be chosen with care for people will hear them and be influenced by them for good or ill." In this game, what you say and don't say will be listened to, dissected, analyzed, and interpreted to mean something you most likely didn't intend. Which might or might not have been your plan. Above all else, never say what you mean, but mean what you say though gestures, acting, whistles, fart noises, and so on. Pretty sure Buddha is now rolling his eyes.