Parduna
17-04-2005, 19:45
Maybe someone more experienced with the rules of NS can help me with some interpretation of the term "endorsement cap".
The regional government has set up a rule that no inhabitant of the region may receive more than 50 % endorsements than the delegate.
I have two objections.
First, I don't endorse myself. Endorsements are something I receive from other players. There is very little I could do about it, even if I wanted. If they endorse my nation, I get deleted.
Second: UN resolutions are a relevant part of the game. (imho). The more endorsements my nation has, the more influence I have on the outcome of an UN decision. If I'm not allowed to increase my -completely legal by UN rules - numbers of votes in a UN resolution proposal, I suffer a disadvantage to other players/nations.
So, is an "endorsement cap" legal by NS rules or is it a possible rules violation?
Before I file a formal complaint, I'd like to know some profound opinion from the well-informed and respected paticipants in this forum.
Thank you very much!
The regional government has set up a rule that no inhabitant of the region may receive more than 50 % endorsements than the delegate.
I have two objections.
First, I don't endorse myself. Endorsements are something I receive from other players. There is very little I could do about it, even if I wanted. If they endorse my nation, I get deleted.
Second: UN resolutions are a relevant part of the game. (imho). The more endorsements my nation has, the more influence I have on the outcome of an UN decision. If I'm not allowed to increase my -completely legal by UN rules - numbers of votes in a UN resolution proposal, I suffer a disadvantage to other players/nations.
So, is an "endorsement cap" legal by NS rules or is it a possible rules violation?
Before I file a formal complaint, I'd like to know some profound opinion from the well-informed and respected paticipants in this forum.
Thank you very much!