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Some dude just emailed me and challenge me for a 1v1 are there 1v1's? And how did he get my email he apparently knows me from here? This is weird. He says he's been looking at my posts on the forums and he wants to break me. Wtf does that mean.
Modern Diplomacy II Map - I'm Spain, I have a fleet Seville, Sea of Gibraltar, and an army in Gibraltar. The UK has a fleet in Morocco and that's it. Our fleets bounced in the South Atlantic Sea, I attempted to convoy my army from Gibraltar to Algeria... but it failed.. So why did it fail if the other player didn't touch my unit in Gibraltar & the Sea of Gibraltar?
from wikipedia: "nomic is a game in which changing the rules is a move. in that respect it differs from almost every other game. the primary activity of nomic is proposing changes in the rules, debating the wisdom of changing them in that way, voting on the changes, deciding what can and cannot be done afterwards, and doing it. even this core of the game, of course, can be changed."
it should be can't vote until 24 hours after their next post, and i think it says it that way back on page 3 or whatever, yet i'm going to withdraw my proposal and let us move on to the next one...
semck: I propose that any rule, except this one, will after twelve hours start to accrue 10 pointz per hour for its original proposer, for as long as it remains in effect. (aye: semck, pe. nay: kasimax, ag) kasimax: we want nice and neat bureaucracy. (aye: kasimax, ag. nay: semck, pe) pe: This post serves as retroactive and preemptive vouching for any prospective Nomic player. (aye: Eden; nay: soc, semck, ag)
Can someone who is really organized repost all of the rules with all of their amendments, and all of the nomic members?? I can try to figure out how many points everyone has and post those.
1. No dice rolling. 2. First player to accumulate *exactly* 500 nomic pointz wins 3. The winner can only win on a BST weekday. 4. The current players are to be tracked. 5. All proposed new rules, proposed rule changes, or proposed rule deletions require a simple majority (more than half) of those playing, in order to pass - with the proposer automatically presumed to vote in favour unless they state otherwise. 6. Current Players are referred to as Nomic Members. 7. game isn't turn-based. 8. To be a Nomic Member, new players must have backing by at least one Nomic Member. 9. Each Nomic Member may only propose one rule change / amendment / deletion per hour. 10. any rule, amendment or deletion proposal that has not passed or been rejected within 24 hours of being suggested becomes rejected automatically. 11. Only one rule proposal may be open for consideration at any one time. Once a rule proposal has been made, voting on that proposal must be concluded before any other proposal can be made. Furthermore we are resolving the open proposals by a queue, and ghug gets 10 Nomic pointz 12. nomic pointz can be accumulated through +1s on this thread. 13. all Nomic members whose username does not start with a capital letter gain 50 nomic pointz
I think that's correct. not sure. we are also supposed to have a list of the current members (officially) unofficially we should probably keep track of the pointz everyone has
semck: I propose that any rule, except this one, will after twelve hours start to accrue 10 pointz per hour for its original proposer, for as long as it remains in effect. (aye: semck, pe, atrum, soc. nay: kasimax, ag, ghug, squigs)
Once all of our current proposals have been cleared up, I think our biggest priority is to streamline our process of proposing and amendments and whatnot. We cant exactly do that right now though, because we cant propose anything.
At the moment, unless i'm mistaken there is an amendment being suggested to limit it to only one rule addition/change/deletion being voted on at once. however the rule is just one rule at a time. each person can only suggest one of anything per hour.
we have not established if we can queue rule suggestions or not (in general past this queueing), all we really know is that there will not be turns to suggest rules.
And someone just went through and +1'd some posts on this page, so the points are definitely all wrong now. This is going to be hard to keep track of all the +1's on people.
@ SD and Squigs: My proposal to give 50 to certain people did *not* include me, that is correct. I am, however, not going to discuss my strategy while the game is in progress.
kasimax: we want nice and neat bureaucracy. (aye: kasimax, ag. nay: semck, pe) pe: This post serves as retroactive and preemptive vouching for any prospective Nomic player. (aye: Eden; nay: soc, semck, ag) ghug: I purpose that rule eleven be amended to include amendments. (aye: ghug, Squigs)
I'm still working my way through some of the other threads where the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict is being discussed, but I want to start a thread wherein I hope to find some clarity on a question that's been bugging me BADLY: If you support Israel, why do you do so?
cause ain't nobody gonna read 400+ posts in the general thread to find signups lololololol POST HERE IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLAYING MAFIA IV VashtaNeurotic is the GM for this game, format TBD
Can you support an enemy unit into your own unit to force it to move(blow up)? North Sea supports Sweden into Norway North Sea and Norway are Italian and Sweden is Turkey. (those are examples, as you can see I use things not prob going to happen
When clicking another country's tab in the game interface, what is the significance of the stacked, colored bar above the messaging interface? The colors seem to be the colors of the various countries, but I can't figure out what they represent.