Adaptive object placement in computer-implemented games

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• receiving a selection, by a first player, of a first tile to be controlled by a first enforcer asset on behalf of the first player, the first tile providing access to a first type of in-game resource to the first player;
• detecting the first tile is adjacent to a second tile, the second tile controlled by a second enforcer asset on behalf of a second player, the first player and the second player belonging to a player alliance, the second tile providing access to a second type of in-game resource to the second player;
• based on the detected adjacency:
• transferring a portion of the first type of in-game resource of the first tile to the second player;
• and
• transferring a portion of the second type of in-game resource of the second tile to the first player.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing executable instructions thereon, which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations including:

• receiving a selection, by a first player, of a first tile to be controlled by a first enforcer asset on behalf of the first player, the first tile providing access to a first type of in-game resource to the first player;
• detecting the first tile is adjacent to a second tile, the second tile controlled by a second enforcer asset on behalf of a second player, the first player and the second player belonging to a player alliance, the second tile providing access to a second type of in-game resource to the second player;
• based on the detected adjacency:
• transferring a portion of the first type of in-game resource of the first tile to the second player;
• and
• transferring a portion of the second type of in-game resource of the second tile to the first player.