But I said that they won't represent anyone.
[quote]But this would be against the soul of philosophy and this game, because players would need to support the people they are assigned with, not the idea they support in real life.[/quote]
This will not be a game, this will have a flavour like a game, different every phase. Other than that, there's no winning except for discussing.

Turning the trolley problem into a repeated game where you represent the interests of groups of people kind of misses the point of the trolley problem.

This seems like a pretty weird way to discuss a philosophy 101 topic that has already been done to death.

Rather than a game this is going to be a thread for discussion, but I'm opening this thread under the name of forum game because it will have a flavour and phases determined by the moderator that you can also call Game Master (GM). The reason I call it discussion is, I couldn't find a scoring system so it won't have winners and losers. I'm open to any idea about scoring system or any mechanic you want to add to the game.

Game is about the [url=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolley_problem]trolley problem[/url]. A scenario is given to the players to discuss, and every phase (1 day) they are supposed to find a solution and select one of the possibilities. Because this isn't a competition, I don't think there will be a posting requirement; but if you're playing, we expect you to discuss. There will be a voting system, players will vote the scenarios options privately.

I decided to make a discussion about this after I watch a video about this, but later my idea evolved into a game. I was planning to add a scoring system where all players represent a different part of people: like old/healthy/rich/man or young/overweight/poor/woman so they could try to save the part of the people they represent and gain scores as long as they saved the people they support. But this would be against the soul of philosophy and this game, because players would need to support the people they are assigned with, not the idea they support in real life.

Before creating a sign-up thread, I want to learn your opinions about the game. Also some help about scenarios would be useful. We need balanced scenarios to divide people into groups.