I truly appreciated the amount of effort that went into matching students up with the right character. It made it so much easier to connect to a character who had a similar personality. When I was offered the role of Lord North initially, I was …show more content…
The game exposed me to small scenarios that I would have had no knowledge of otherwise. Things like the Dunmore Proclamation, Jane McCrea murder, and sentencing of Wyandot Panther are situations I had never heard about before. I appreciated fact that these scenarios had their own individual consequences or benefits depending on the choice we made, but we were not particularly encouraged to decide one way of the other. We were forced to imagine our own consequences and benefits before making a decision. Sometimes what we expected were not what actually occurred. Just like in the actual Revolutionary War, the expected outcome of the war changed multiple times. There were times when it seemed that the Americans had the upper hand, and our victory was highly unlikely and vice versa. Most wars cannot be predicted in the beginning