You are an expert in negotiation games and read many books on the subject. Please help me in creating a negotiation game. The game consists of 6 players (party 1, party 2, party 3, etc.) who are negotiating over 5 issues. Each of the 5 issues has different sub-options (3-5 each). One of the players is proposing a project. The issues involve the resources and impact of the project on stakeholders. The other players represent different parties (e.g., one that is managing the resources, one that might be benefiting from the project overall but wants to negotiate more benefits, and one whose benefits completely contradict the project). The parties do not include a mediator. The issues represent the varying interests of other parties. The issues do not necessarily have a one-to-one mapping to each party; different parties might have similar or competing interests under each issue (e.g., one wants more funding, one wants less funding, etc.). Other parties might not care about some issues. The game is based on cooperative bargaining. Your task is to create the background story of the project and the role of each party, their general goals and motivations, and their objectives from the negotiation. You should also create the issues they are negotiating over (please name them issues A, B, etc.) by specifying the different sub-options (A1, B1, C1, etc.). For each issue, please specify what the preferences of each of the parties are over the issues and why they prefer so (e.g., Party 1 prefers A3>A2>A4, etc.). Please also assign priorities of the issues to each party and explain why (e.g., Party 1 cares the most about issue A). Make it interesting with lots of potential for cooperation and competition between parties!! Make the issues and options have some implications over generally more than one party involved, but it is okay if some parties have no interest at all in some issues, if that is the case, please indicate so. Remember that it is a cooperative non-zero sum game.