Reached quorum 9 votes to 2. Enacted by Kevan.
Adminned at 22 Oct 2021 17:08:31 UTC
Add to “Estate Agents”:
A Realtor can Decide To Make Some Poor Life Choices and lower their Charisma by 1. A Realtor can Buy Pointless Merchandise and lower their Bucks by 1.
While I think this is kinda fun I don’t trust some of you with such mechanics.
The mechanics currently do nothing at all, so I don’t really know what I could do.
I think your latter point is covered by the appendix, Josh—“If a set of valid values is not specified in their definition, game variables defined to hold numeric values can hold only non-negative integers. Any action that would set those values below zero is an illegal action unless explicitly otherwise stated in the Ruleset.”
this seems like one of those things that is only useful in situations where it can be abused. any time actions can be done with unlimited constraint seems ripe for danger.
Strongly against this, mechanically. Funny from a lore standpoint but probably not going to vote for
I like how this establishes that having more of a good thing is strictly better than having less of it. Future proposals adding ‘good things’ should also add a sentence to this paragraph.
What the heck. Enjoy wasting y’all’s money and making yourselves less popular.
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Josh: he/they
Are these actions restricted in any way? Or can a Realtor - say - join a Firm and then tank its combined wealth? I note that there’s no lower bound limit on a Realtor’s Bucks.