Official: Aurillion Boreholes Pt 1

Method · February 24, 2003, 18:40

part one of my borehole poll. this poll involves every borehole i plan for aurillion, so don't worry, this'll take a while to build.
circles are planned sites, squares are already existing boreholes or ones that have already been started/polled

2 days

EDIT: guess i should attach the picture

Method · February 24, 2003, 18:48

oh, and note: any terrain that is too high will be lowered of course

Cedayon · February 24, 2003, 19:05

ALL of them

edit- err, doh! I just now looked at the bottom portion... that bottom one is in the city radius of Cyclops!

We won't allow it!

Method · February 24, 2003, 19:11

it's also in aurillian territory

although it's better this way. if you don't want the borehole, i won't have to send my Secret, Evil Aurillion Security Force (®©™) to evict your workers upon its completion

er uh, i mean, what Secret, Evil Aurillion Security Force (®©™)?

Cedayon · February 24, 2003, 19:15

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Originally posted by TKG
it's also in aurillian territory

And not in Akirian territory? Methinks we need to have a rule about drawing borders through the area inside a base radius... or at least what can be done with squares that fall like this.

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although it's better this way. if you don't want the borehole, i won't have to send my Secret, Evil Aurillion Security Force (®©™) to evict your workers upon its completion

er uh, i mean, what Secret, Evil Aurillion Security Force (®©™)?

You can have all your other boreholes, just not that one... plenty of places for your Secret, Evil Security Force to get their mins and energy

GeneralTacticus · February 25, 2003, 03:04

Yes to alle xcept the Orange one. It's doing perfectly well producing nutrients right now, why expend masses of energy lowering it and then build a borehole on it for no reason at all?

Jamski · February 25, 2003, 04:06

Evil borehole evil evil turn planet into a ruddy sieve would you like it if I drilled holes into your core mutter mutter evil evil mutter mumble...

-Jam

Cedayon · February 25, 2003, 09:11

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Originally posted by War of Art
Evil borehole evil evil turn planet into a ruddy sieve would you like it if I drilled holes into your core mutter mutter evil evil mutter mumble...

-Jam

But mutter they'll make us mumble filthy stinking mutter rich mutter

Jamski · February 25, 2003, 09:46

[SIZE=0.5]...but I don't like money...[/SIZE]

-Jam

Cedayon · February 25, 2003, 12:34

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Originally posted by War of Art
[SIZE=0.5]...but I don't like money...[/SIZE]

...do you like being able to have all sorts of facilities rushbuilt to help the masses?...

Anyway, this has been gone into way too many times already, I have no intention of rehashing it here...

Method · February 26, 2003, 21:33

ooh, look at all these ties....does this mean i get to choose?

Cedayon · February 26, 2003, 21:55

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Originally posted by TKG
ooh, look at all these ties....does this mean i get to choose?

That's a valid question... who breaks the ties?

Method · February 26, 2003, 22:01

the DIA?

Cedayon · February 26, 2003, 22:12

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Originally posted by TKG
the DIA?

~~shhh! You're only going to make them more insistent that being both DIA and governor is a conflict of interest~~

Oh, maybe so

Pandemoniak · February 27, 2003, 04:40

Technically, the governor breaks the tie and can still be vetoed by the DIA.

GeneralTacticus · February 27, 2003, 04:41

However, this makes no difference, given that the DIA and govenor are the same person.

Pandemoniak · February 27, 2003, 04:42

He can still veto himself...

GeneralTacticus · February 27, 2003, 04:45

Drogue · February 27, 2003, 08:18

Isn't it that either nothing happens, since it needs a majority mandate from the people to pass, or like the DoSE/election polls in that there must be a repoll of all tied results, until we get a majority for one of the other?

Pandemoniak · February 27, 2003, 08:59

It would be useless to repoll the tied results, since there is already only the minimum options. Thus, the elected person who started the poll breaks the tie, according to our constitutiton and customs. In this case, the DIA can still veto the decision of his governor, as usual. So in case of a tie, its up to the governor with the approbation fo the DIA.