Whoever enacts it, and anyone online at the time, has an advantage (first pick of the props). Which really annoys me timezone-wise.

And as for the tentative release date, what does ‘subject to change at any time’ mean? Is it somehow available as a variable to be changed? (Also, I decide when the film is going to be released, kay?)

It this was a slightly cleverer mechanic I’d support it, but as it is I don’t see this being too interesting. You might think I’m being discriminatory, but I really don’t see these things being fun or fair.

P.S. good rule title.

I don’t mind the person enacting it having a slight advantage, even though I cannot possibly enact it.

I liked the “release date” part because that makes it seem like a real Promotional Poster. It has no mechanic in the game. I put in the “subject to change” bit because I figured you would want to set your own movie date, so we could change that later.

I think it’s a cool way to use the Action Props, which are just sitting around right now.

Oh, we could always give the Imported Rusty Stapler back to B Nomic. They might be interested in what’s happened to it in its stay over here… (Just doing my bit for inter-nomic trade!)

.  Not enough Props to go around.

ais523: What’s the story behind the Imported Rusty Stapler?

(actually, the not enough props isn’t true since we can add a prop right before making it into a poster.  This seems to break the rule as well.

My intention was that everyone be allowed to make one. Having the ability to create more props doesn’t break this rule at all.