Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Proposal: Groundhog’s Paradise

Passes 8-1. - Qwazukee

Adminned at 30 Jul 2009 13:47:04 UTC

Create a new Dynastic Rule titled “Groundhog’s Paradise” with the following text:

There exists a wiki document named “Good Deeds.” This wiki document can only be altered in ways that are specified by the Ruleset. There are a number of Good Deeds listed on this document, each of which has a Name and a number of numbered Steps. Example Given:

Name: Save the Whales
Step 1: Find the Whales
Step 2: Feed the Whales
Step 3: Release the Whales from captivity

When a Bill Murray accomplishes the first numbered Step that they haven’t accomplished before in a particular Good Deed, they may add their name next to that Step in that Good Deed in the wiki document. When a Bill Murray has their name next to every single Step in a Good Deed that is at least 10 Steps long, they are said to have accomplished that Good Deed.

Create a subrule to Groundhog’s Paradise titled “Building the World from the Groundhog Up” with the following text:

As a daily action, a Bill Murray may add a Step to a Good Deed on the wiki document “Good Deeds.” As a daily action, the Phil may add a Step to up to 5 different Good Deeds on the wiki document “Good Deeds.”

My intention is that Bill Murrays will have to create a way to complete any number of Steps every week, so that those who manage to complete it the first way will get ahead of those that are, say, working on other Good Deeds. With the Rules for how to complete certain steps constantly changing, this should be highly interesting.

Comments

Wakukee:

29-07-2009 21:08:23 UTC

for

arthexis: he/him

29-07-2009 21:16:52 UTC

imperial

spikebrennan:

29-07-2009 21:49:14 UTC

imperial
10 steps is too many.

redtara: they/them

29-07-2009 22:33:13 UTC

imperial
Agree with spikebrennan

Qwazukee:

29-07-2009 22:40:04 UTC

My intention was that the first Bill Murray to complete a Good Deed would achieve victory, but I didn’t think it would be a good idea to add a victory condition this early in case there’s something I missed.

Darknight: he/him

29-07-2009 22:57:01 UTC

imperial

MacMed:

30-07-2009 00:54:43 UTC

imperial agree with yuri and spike

Klisz:

30-07-2009 01:15:27 UTC

for  You do realize all those DEFERENTIALSs are FORs, right?

Euler:

30-07-2009 02:26:45 UTC

for brilliant

spikebrennan:

30-07-2009 17:46:33 UTC

against COV