This tabletop used by U.S. and allied forces gives players an 'Influence Meter' that rewards restraint and penalizes indiscriminate strikes, treating public opinion as a scarce battlefield resource alongside missiles and interceptors. It operationalizes information warfare and civilian‑harm costs in the same decision loop as targeting and maneuver.
— If planners are training with public sentiment as a formal constraint, future campaigns will be designed around information effects and legitimacy as much as kinetic success.
Isegoria
2025.09.16
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Littoral Commander: The Baltic includes an Influence Meter and a 'Public Affairs Officer' card that change resources based on actions like urban bombardment or unit destruction.
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