> That's the tie-in with prisoner's dilemma, you see? I feel like I should point out that the example I posted differs from the classic prisoner's dilemma by m

> That's the tie-in with prisoner's dilemma, you see? I feel like I should point out that the example I posted differs from the classic prisoner's dilemma by making the differential utility of moving to the defect, defect state negative for both parties. Normally, defection improves the defector's utility, so that space would be something like (3,3). Still game theory though.