Proposal: Proposal that attempts to create a Weekly grinding action and is met with moderate resistance
S-Ked by Arhexis. Dead Body Collection Service ON BEHALF OF Arthexis. ~~Chronos Phaenon
Adminned at 30 Oct 2011 13:13:42 UTC
REPRESENTING: Amnistar, Pavitra, spitemaster, arthexis, lazerchik
Create a new rule “Weekly Productivity Report”:
In today’s economy, it is vital for patrons to take fast decisions (at least once a week). In order to competitively increase every Player’s chance to take the money and run, each Player that Employs three or more other Players may, as a weekly action, produce a Weekly Productivity Report. The player that authors this Report is known as the Analyst.
The Report is a story post with a title that begins with “[Report]” and describes the Employees’ productivity and future earning projections. The Analyst must include a tally where they recount the number of times each of their Employees has created a Proposal that has been enacted during the last week. Their Employee that created the most Proposals enacted during that week shall also be named Employee of the Week (if there is more than one Employee tied for the position, the Analyst chooses one of them). Then, the Analyst rolls XDICE6 in the GNDT, where X is the previously tallied number. Divide the roll total by their total number of Employees and round up to the nearest integer; the Analyst is eligible for a number of SP equal to this result. The Employee of the Week is eligible to 1 SP.
I think the Employment rule should be modified so that by definition, Employees of your Employees are also your employees. Maybe define “Resources” as the set of all those players? I was also thinking about adding a rule to delegate the job of Analyst to one of your Employees, but didn’t want to over-complicate this one. Currently the amount of SP granted decreases the more employees your have, to simulate how a bloated organization is less productive than a small agile one that churns out lots of good Proposals.
ChronosPhaenon:
I’m not against Weekly grind per se, but this one is too complicated. Its conditions (tally of enacted proposals, etc) are also too hard to verify.