Friday, November 04, 2011

Proposal: Austerity Measures

Times out 15-2 and is enacted. -coppro

Adminned at 06 Nov 2011 08:12:41 UTC

REPRESENTING: flurie, ais523, Pavitra

If the proposal “Defining communal weekly actions” passes, create a subrule to “The Government” entitled “Austerity Measures” with the following text:

As a Weekly Communal Action, a Player may roll DICEX, where X is the number of Players at the time of the roll. That player then decreases the Government’s SP by the result.

If the proposal “Defining communal weekly actions” fails, create a subrule to “The Government” entitled “Austerity Measure” with the following text:

As a Weekly Action, a Player may roll DICEX, where X is the number of Players at the time of the roll. That player then decreases the Government’s SP by the result. This Weekly Action can be performed by any Player, but only if it has not been performed (by any Player) already in the same week.

This is a moderate SP sink for the Government. Assuming mean(players) is ~14, it will take ~14 weeks to drain the Government this way alone. That seems like a fair soft cap.

Comments

scshunt:

04-11-2011 15:04:42 UTC

for

Prince Anduril:

04-11-2011 15:08:15 UTC

for

ais523:

04-11-2011 15:23:20 UTC

for

Clucky: he/him

04-11-2011 15:37:35 UTC

for

eelpout:

04-11-2011 16:07:23 UTC

against

Pavitra:

04-11-2011 16:29:27 UTC

for though I get closer to 26-27 weeks. (The average of DICEX is (X+1)/2.)

flurie:

04-11-2011 16:59:33 UTC

Current, X = 26. 200/((26+1)/2) ~= 14.8

Am I missing something?

SingularByte: he/him

04-11-2011 17:16:36 UTC

for

ChronosPhaenon:

04-11-2011 17:35:22 UTC

for

Darknight: he/him

04-11-2011 17:56:38 UTC

for

southpointingchariot:

04-11-2011 18:32:08 UTC

against

Winner:

04-11-2011 18:40:28 UTC

for

omd:

04-11-2011 18:46:59 UTC

for

Bucky:

04-11-2011 19:06:44 UTC

for

Spitemaster:

04-11-2011 20:27:55 UTC

for

Shadowclaw:

04-11-2011 21:19:33 UTC

for

arthexis: he/him

05-11-2011 03:31:13 UTC

for

Pavitra:

05-11-2011 18:51:04 UTC

flurie: I was using the X=14 figure from the flavor text. 26 is indeed a more reasonable number.

flurie:

05-11-2011 23:22:19 UTC

ah sorry, 14 was the value of (X+1)/2