Proposal: Speed Bump
Fewer than a quorum not voting against. Failed 2 votes to 5 by Kevan.
Adminned at 26 Mar 2021 15:15:50 UTC
Replace the first paragraph of the Tournament Rules of Giolitti with the following:
As a Daily Action, the Dealer may Start A Round by performing the following atomic action:
* Sort each Player whose Readiness is set to “Yes” into a list first by Magistrelli from highest to lowest, then breaking ties secretly randomly.
* If the list contains an odd number of Players, secretly randomly select one of the Players to be the Sconosciuta. Award that player 1 Peg and 1 Magistrelli and remove them from the list
* As the final step in the atomic action, pair the players in the order they appear in the list (so starting with the first two, then the next two, and so on), and start a game between each pair of players (known as the Game’s Participants) by performing the following atomic action (a reference to a Participant means only a Player who is a Participant of the game in question):
If the proposal here: https://blognomic.com/archive/indepegnence passes, remove “1 Peg and ” from the above atomic action.
Remove “Set each Participants’ Readiness to “No”” from the atomic action performed to start a game
Replace the rule “Readiness” with the following
Each Player has a property called “Readiness” which is either “Yes” or “No”, and defaults to No. A Player may change their Readiness at any time.
Three main things I want to change here. One is to remove the potential for a bunch of quick games to get fired off or players to get punished because their game didn’t complete on time. Now everyone can just get in a game a day (depending on Kevan’s thoughts, we might want to limit that).
Another is to standardize who you play, making top ranked players always play each other.
Third is to make it so that if you aren’t randomly selected for a game its not a loss.
Kevan: he/him
That atomic actions needs more careful formatting (either indenting the second, or breaking it up with a “Starting a Game is the following atomic action:”), as it’s just going to run straight into the other one to make one big bulleted list, as written.