Balance of Power II

This is just a preliminary exploration of the idea of building a new version of Balance of Power that addresses the consequences of the idiotic policies of Mr. Trump. It would be written in JavaScript for web delivery. Some questions:

Should it focus on stupid moves and their consequences?
Should it include smart moves such as leading positive actions?
How does increasing American nationalism provoke increasing nationalism elsewhere?
Or do the other countries keep their senses? 
Should the player play as Secretary of State with Trump tweeting away?
Or perhaps Trump randomly intervenes, ruining everything?
Should verbs be general in impact or operate with individualized trees?
Should I include many countries so as to permit lots of individual reactions?
Or should I instead have representative countries?  

USA Verbs
Impose Tariffs (magnitude) (commodity) (country)
Conventional anti-nuclear strike (North Korea or Iran)
Limited nuclear strike (North Korea or Iran)
Organize trade sanctions (magnitude) (country)
join TPP
stop paying UN dues
pull out of Paris Accords
anchor a carrier group inside the 7-dash line
pull out of NAFTA
pull out of WTO
Taiwan?
Tweets?
Praise dictator (country)
insult leader (country)
vaguely threaten (country)
undermine NATO
demand increases in NATO country military spending

China verbs
tariff retaliation
propose economic sanctions against USA
push for basket of currencies as primary currency of trade
strengthen military on artificial islands
send missiles over Taiwan
demand that Taiwan surrender
Nuke US carrier group inside 7-dash line


Other countries

Generic
     protest US action
     warn against US action
     eject US forces


Japan:
     shift towards China

South Korea
 

North Korea
     provocation 
     artillery on Seoul
     nuke Seoul
     nuke Guam
     nuke Los Angeles


European Union

    

Iran
    destabilize {Iraq | Syria | Saudi Arabia | Palestine | Egypt }
    Build bomb
    develop longer-range missiles


Israel


Russia


Canada


Mexico

Processes
Economy
soft power

Design Musings