Some ideas for Tropico 4 from the Libyan civil war

[Loveyboo]

If the rebels get above the number 20 or so will create a base or a village somewhere on the island. You can set a percentage of his army to patrol their cities will reduce the risk of lifting, but will not allow these troops to fight rebels in the jungles and military operations. Rebels begin with RPGs and AK-47, but perhaps the numbers of the rebels obtained the largest number they receive and the more wins you have captured most advanced equipment, including tanks, mortars and machine guns.

[RyanInt]

Tropico is a strategy game of combat, this would require a lot of code and perhaps alterations in the engine and as funny as it is not happening, unfortunately. It will not happen. Tropico is not that kind of game, man. Here the focus is on building, maintaining the functioning of the economy and people's content.

[AZUL]

I agree. Say the city builder games are apples and oranges are the war games. We have to do Tropico a bigger, better, apple juice; do not try to turn it into an orange.

[RockOn]

These two examples are advances in the technology of gambling games. What you will find GTA BF3 and most likely when the publication is that developers have been careful to keep the game that made it great. As Bushface said, Tropico lose their charm if they diverge too radically from its path.

[Squibbit]

You have to think, however, what purpose serve the tanks. If you have tanks and the rebels, which would make the gameplay too simple. From here you can crush any rebel uprising with tanks. If the rebels as well have tanks then be put Tropico by way of a war-game, as mentioned above would destroy its charm. Tanks and things like that sound great while you are talking about them, but when you sit down and really attempt to discover a way to work in the game without screwing up is really difficult.