On Tue, 2024-03-05 at 14:36 -0600, nix via agora-discussion wrote: > On 3/5/24 14:24, Rowan Evans via agora-business wrote: > > After that: If I have granted myself a welcome package 52 times AND > > not granted Murphy 2.4, then 2.4 times, I grant Murphy a welcome > > package. > > This still fails, you can't do something a fractional amount, so the > specification of what you're doing is too unclear.
I guess this is yet another example of the "I say I do, therefore I do" fallacy, which has plagued Agora for a long time. Just saying you perform an action doesn't actually perform it unless there's a rule that causes that statement to have an effect; when I make a statement like "I wield the Radiance Stone", the statement doesn't directly do anything, and the Radiance Stone only gets wielded because rule 2641 triggers as a consequence of the announcement and changes the gamestate (due to the definition of "by announcement" in rule 478). For something that isn't rules-defined, like taking an action a fractional number of times, there's no way to trigger the relevant rule because there isn't one. -- ais523
