Daniel Lepage on 8 May 2003 02:09:01 -0000


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[spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Society Creation



On Wednesday, May 7, 2003, at 09:30  PM, Orc In A Spacesuit wrote:

From: "Craig" <ragnarok@xxxxxxxxx>
I hereby create a society known as Teucer's First Bank of Bandwidth, or
TFBB. Its charter is as follows:
{{
Whenever Teucer wishes, this society will give em one Bandwidth.
}}

I give five Bandwidth to TFBB. So, next nweek I get five more, right?

That thtill hathn't been plugged?  I propothe the following:
{{__Bandwidth in a jar?__
Change the text of Rule 212, __Bandwidth__, to:
{{Each player and society has a property called Bandwidth, which is a numerical value. No object's Bandwidth may ever exceed 10. At the beginning of each nweek, the Bandwidth of each player whose Bandwidth is less than 5 is increased to 5, and the Bandwidth of all objects that are not players and have Bandwidth is set to 0. For objects with Bandwidth, sumbitting a proposal costs one Bandwidth. An object may not submit a proposal if doing so would result in the object having a negative Bandwidth. When a player joins the game, eir Bandwidth is set to 5. This rule supercedes rule 19.
}}

Sure it's plugged. I claim that Societies can't give out BW, while 'Morf claims that they can under the Society transfer rules; but either interpretation closes this scam off - under mine, that BW is lost, under 'Morf's, only those 5 can be given back.

Unless you mean the Society-BW storage bug-feature... which I actually find to be quite interesting. I'd like to see perhaps a limitation on it, like, "No society may ever have more than 10 Bandwidth", or may a drainage thing - each nweek, every society loses 2 BW - but not an outright obliteration of the bu- er, feature.

Personally, I think the whole system is in need of an overhaul... I'll try to get to that this weekend, if nobody beats me to it.

--
Wonko

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