What to model
Useful observations include world state, resource changes, agent movement, historical events. Define assumptions before running a scenario and compare outcomes rather than treating one run as a prediction.
SIMULATION TOPIC
World Simulation
Represent a persistent world whose geography, resources, agents and institutions change over time.
40 focused guides
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