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The ultimate problem with this is there is it invites more gaming, which invites more rules.... and so on.
by sophacles 17y ago
The ultimate problem with this is there is it invites more gaming, which invites more rules.... and so on.
- mcantor 17y agoTrue, but it doesn't invite any more gaming than the existing system. That is, you could game the "clique" system by registering new accounts, but you could game the existing system that way, too.
- sophacles 17y agoI dont know, sometimes codifying rules invites more gaming, particularly in computery situations. When the rules are hard like that, a "win" is more consistent and noticeable so more people will do it/notice the pattern/etc. Also, my original meaning of more wasn't too clear, which was: adding more rules can create unbalanced situations in which gaming has a greater effect, since more rules stacking in weird ways potentially amplifies things.