ZFR: I think Micro meant that for a government formation, a tie means NO. Need 50% +1 to pass.
He accidentally said it favours Fs when he meant it favours NOs.
But I could be mistaken.
This, apologies.
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I meant a tie favors the NOs.
For any government to pass, whether L, F, or a mixture, it needs 51% of the vote to be yes ++++++++
Also, if a player wants to abstain, but the script doesn't allow them to do so--is this a no?
Because in IRL, an abstain means they count towards a forum, but the 50% threshold doesn't count their presence.
However, I tested the script, and the script Pooka wrote doesn't allow abstainings in that way; it just treats it as "no vote for now" and doesn't let the gov pass or fail until "yes" or "no" is filled in for ALL players.
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maxleod: Not sure what my "view on things" is. Still taking the temperature of the room I guess?
I see people already suspecting other people even though nobody was elected yet, and not a single policy passed.
Could that be a smoke screen?
Also... Gummy bears... What is that supposed to mean? Is it a clue?
Gummy Bears are kind of the americanized version of "Jelly Babies", an English candy loved by Tom Baker's Dr Who.
I love gummy bears myself, too. Cadaver asked for seat 13 in a 10 player game. The thought of 10 chairs filled with gummy bears (or a single giant gummy bear each?)--such that seats 1-10 were not available-- struck me as funny.
Lifthrasil: That's the same as #2
I won't be available much throughout the weekend. One of our daughters has her confirmation tomorrow and today we are busy with preparations.
Congratulations! That is a big milestone!