Proposal: Flex those muscles
Timed out, 3-2. Josh
Adminned at 28 Mar 2020 11:19:45 UTC
Change the text of the rule Excess Spending to read as follows:
If a Nobleman spends to excess then they can expect some consequences. If a Nobleman’s Debt is greater than the median Debt of all Noblemen who have non-zero Debt, then that Nobleman is Dissolute.
A Dissolute Nobleman may not post a Declaration of Victory. If they do then Louis XIV may mark it as failed at any time. They will also have their Bid Messages treated as if they had a Money bid of zero.
As a daily communal action, any Nobleman may reduce the Prestige of any Nobleman with less than -10 Power by 1, to a minimum of zero.
In the rule “Weighted Power Factor”, change all appearaces of the number 0.1 to 1 and change all appearances of the number 0.2 to 2. Multiply the Weighted Power Factor on the Noblemen page by ten.
Make bidding Power a meaningful advantage.
Not sure what we gain by rejecting bids from players once they (without realising they have done so) cross the median.
TyGuy6:
I think the second part of this doesn’t do anything, if there’s no limit to how high your debt bids can go. I’m in favor of the first part, however, as the only change is to block bidding past the Red Line.
Speaking of which, this doesn’t conform to Red Line terminology.