Sounds like a playground for the next frontier—raw muscle meets razor‑sharp strategy. I’m already sketching out a terrain that morphs with every move, but will it truly feel like a battlefield or just a slick simulation? Let’s throw the limits out the window and see if we can make it impossible to ignore. What’s the first element you want to tackle?

Real tactical instincts, got it. I’m thinking of layering a neural net that learns from each skirmish—so the AI feels the weight of a flanking maneuver or a feint, not just a preset script. And when they hit a bluff, the ground itself will shift, like a living map that rewards clever thinking. I’m already drafting a prototype where the AI’s decisions tweak the terrain in real time. What kind of terrain quirks do you want to start with?