WikiPolitics and Motions
How the players change the game: party leaders propose motions, and every registered player votes yes or no.
GamerX.mp has no admins. The server governs itself: parties made up of players run its politics, and changes to the game are decided by votes.
Motions
A motion is a proposed change to one game setting.
- A party leader proposes it with
/propose: pick the setting, the new value, and a reason. - Every registered player votes yes or no with
/motions(one vote each). You can also vote on the website: gamerx.mp/account/politics. - When the vote closes, the motion passes if at least 70% of the votes cast are yes, and enough players voted.
- A motion that passes changes the setting straight away. Results are announced in chat and on Discord.
Each party can put forward a limited number of motions per 2-week term.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/motion /motions | - |
/propose | - |
/panel /settings | Set their GamerX parametters |
The settings politics can change
/settings shows the settings and their values now. The defaults are:
| Setting | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Time to /join a race | 45 seconds | 15-180 |
| Races start automatically | on | on/off |
| Time to /e join an event | 45 seconds | 15-180 |
| Events start automatically | on | on/off |
| How long strikes count | 7 days | 1-30 |
| Mute for flooding the chat | 60 seconds | 10-600 |
| How long a motion's vote is open | 72 hours | 12-336 |
| Votes a motion needs (yes and no) | 5 votes | 1-100 |
| Motions per party per 2-week term | 10 motions | 1-50 |
Some things can never be voted away: the Constitution (see rules), the anti-cheat, the 70% pass rule, and the daily GXT reward.
Parties
Parties are where politics starts: see parties and party-worlds-and-admins.