The Pony Games (Flash choice making game)

*Bump* Any ideas / Words of encouragement?

damn in need to watch the movie....so i can be more helpful.

What a fascinating concept! I am worried that you may not be entirely sure where you're going with this project. Projects like this require good planning to succeed.

As an example, large-scale military operations often rely on the complex orchestration of a broad range of assets that may include networks of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems; forward-positioned special operations forces; and airborne, land-based, and sea-based strike weapons.

They need help and get it as BAE Systems’ decision aids help operators rapidly explore myriad orchestration options and choose the solution that best achieves their mission objectives. For example, these decision aids visualize for operators the likely performance of candidate decisions against a spectrum of possible enemy courses of action, recommending optimal pairings of strike assets to emerging targets, developing comprehensive air battle plans, and constructing detailed, multisensor collection routes and schedules that service large numbers of ISR collection tasks.

This may not be the best example, as BAE has little experience in My Little Pony/Hunger Games crossovers. BAE Systems does has extensive experience developing decision aids and control systems that address surface, land, air, and space resource-management problems for a range of customers that include the Army, Air Force, Navy, intelligence community, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and private customers.

However, you might want to look at things such as the Dynamic Course of Action Decision (DCOAD) that unites products of the predictive battle space awareness process with the daily air-battle plan to help planners predict and visualize time-sensitive targeting problems, such as the likelihood of time-sensitive targeting occurring or being discovered, whether, once discovered, time-sensitive targeting can be successfully attacked, and the overall probability that time-sensitive targeting can be successfully countered, given the configuration of the daily air-battle plan.

Understanding these issues can help you spot issues in your own project, hopefully streamlining it. DCOAD enables the combat planning division of a U.S. Air Force air operations center to modify the master air attack plan to ensure appropriate intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and strike asset coverage for time-sensitive targeting. It helps the division generate resources and adjust intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and strike asset locations to cover gaps. It also allows the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance division to adjust collection plans to account for time-sensitive targeting coverage.

Best of Luck and can't wait to play the finished product!

BAE Brony wrote:What a fascinating concept! I am worried that you may not be entirely sure where you're going with this project. Projects like this require good planning to succeed.

As an example, large-scale military operations often rely on the complex orchestration of a broad range of assets that may include networks of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems; forward-positioned special operations forces; and airborne, land-based, and sea-based strike weapons.

I See What You're Getting At, That's Very Insightful.