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The version of the game I'm currently working on uses no randomness. This is a problem though, because it means the better player always wins, which could be discouraging for new players. One solution is to use a ranking system and always have the weaker player go first, this way they are always one turn ahead of the better player.

Do you think randomness helps or hurts perceived fairness in a strategy game?

isaiah wrote a prophecy: god told him "i don't have anger" using the hebrew word "hme" yet a few chapters later, same prophet said "my anger 'hme' is against the nations". what clue in context can distinguish it?

option a: "Sing about a fruitful vineyard. (3) I, the LORD, watch over it; I water it continually. I guard it day and night so that no one may harm it. (4) I am not angry." chapter 27 is about the 'vine' meaning israel so even when they sin and get punished it is not with anger, and they are even protected for a time, delayed punishment, to have a chance to change. in contrast to chapter 34 is about 'nations'. when they sin they get punished with anger.

option b: god does not feel emotions [maimonides] so truly no anger at all. but sometimes acts like someone who is angry. that people can imagine angering a human king?