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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?

1. Romania is the country with the longest border with Ukraine.
2. Romania is the only country in the EU and NATO with direct access to the Ukrainian front, in terms of logistical transportation of supplies to Ukraine, whether humanitarian or military.
3. Romania has the largest port on the Black Sea (Constanta port), which is a gateway for the transport of Ukrainian grain.
4. Romania supports the EU and US plans for military, economic and political-diplomatic security, refusing to be an obstacle to reforms and aid that can strengthen the security of Romania, Europe and Ukraine. This could change very soon, becoming a country hostile to all these partners.
5. Romania does not have a parliamentary majority, with around 6 political parties in parliament, only one of which is pro-democratic. Despite a pro-EU/NATO/US president, the parliament holds a very large power in the country's governance. Two parties are going to form a new government, one made up of former communists and the other with Russophiles with bans on the international scene.