Sunday, July 13, 2008

Proposal: I thought I proposed this already

Timed out, passed 7-1—Rodlen

Adminned at 15 Jul 2008 10:02:07 UTC

If the proposal “Revenge of the Eco-Gnomes” does not pass, this proposal does nothing.

In the rule “Random encounters” replace

Should a proposal by an Adventurer fail, the other Adventurers leave its author to get mugged and he loses 2DICEX gold, where X is the number of valid, counted AGAINST votes on that proposal

with

Should a proposal by an Adventurer fail, the other Adventurers leave its author to get mugged and he loses 2DICEX gold, where X is the number of valid, counted AGAINST votes on that proposal, unless more than half the the adventures (including the dungeon master) who had their vote count as AGAINST the proposal included the phrase “Nice try though” in the comments of the proposal. In that case, the Adventurer manages to run away and escape and does not lose any gold.

posted by Clucky at 13 Jul 2008 16:51:01 UTC Comments (11)

Comments

Amnistar: he/him

13-07-2008 17:32:30 UTC

for

Rodlen:

13-07-2008 19:11:29 UTC

for

Darknight: he/him

13-07-2008 19:16:24 UTC

for and on a side note, Amnistar you forget who ya rival is so soon? lol

Amnistar: he/him

13-07-2008 20:27:05 UTC

naw, I agree with the proposal.  Unfortunately it means I can’t count :(

arthexis: he/him

13-07-2008 20:39:07 UTC

for

Yoda:

14-07-2008 01:56:09 UTC

for

Dustin:

14-07-2008 03:49:31 UTC

for

Chivalrybean:

14-07-2008 19:39:59 UTC

for

Yoda:

14-07-2008 20:53:33 UTC

This is a perfect example of why I want to get rid of rivals.  If Amnistar did not have Clucky as his rival, this could pass right now.  But since Amnistar’s for vote counts as an abstention, it must wait for one more for vote.

Amnistar: he/him

14-07-2008 20:58:53 UTC

...It’s no different than if people don’t vote.

You might as well say, This is why I like the game size to be less than 10.  If the game size were less than 10 it would have passed right now.

Amnistar: he/him

14-07-2008 21:06:24 UTC

In fact….

here:
against