| Orc In A Spacesuit on 7 Oct 2002 01:39:08 -0000 |
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| Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Here's another one: |
From: Wonko <dplepage@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Quoth Glotmorf, > On 10/6/02 at 11:26 AM Wonko wrote: > >> I create another society, entitled __Wonko gets points__, with the >> following >> initial members: Wonko >> And the following Charter: >> {{>> Members of "Wonko gets points" may gain points by declaring that they do so>> in a public forum. >> }} >> >> I create 1000 points in my possession. >> >> [[Why is this legal, you ask? Because the Society rule says that, "A >> Society >> may convey certain privileges, restrictions or responsibilities to its >> Members, subject to the rules of the game". Well, there's no rule that>> actually forbids societies from giving me the privilege of creating points,>> so it turns out that it's perfectly legal. Whee!]] >> Societies' rules defer to game rules. The default case says you can't change > the game state. So even if the society charter says you can gain points, you> can't change the game state in that way. The default case says that I can't change the gamestate without another rule's permission. The Society rule itself gives me this permission, by saying that societies may grant priveleges to their members. Sorry, guy. ;) -- Wonko
It doesn't say that those priveleges can alter the game state. It just gives priveleges, which don't actually do anything in the game.
What do you do, Wonko, keep a list of all the bugs, and just keep trying to exploit the next one when one attempt fails?
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