Wiki Owner Deck

Wiki Owner Deck
Designer	lailai
Date	22/12/2010
Players	2+
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To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.)
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In Wiki Owner Deck, players are the founder of wikis competing for users, and money. You'll need paper money for money, something to represent users, and another to represent user happiness. After everyone has had a turn, each player gets more money/user/happiness depending on active cards. Note: 1 chip = 100 users.

Hand out a Wikipig card to everyone.

Card List

Wikipig

Thing

A free wiki software that has being discontinued. It runs on quality 3+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 1000 users. 100 users requires 1 quality hardware. +1 user happiness/turn.

MediaWiki

Thing

An open source wiki software. Not intuitive UI. It runs on quality 3+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 2000 users. 100 users requires 0.5 quality hardware. +0 user happiness/turn.

MediaWiki V2

Thing

The next version of MediaWiki. Requires MediaWiki card, discard that when played. It runs on quality 5+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 2500 users. +2 user happiness/turn.

ProWiki

Thing

A paid wiki software that has many features. It runs on quality 8+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 5000 users.+4 user happiness/turn. -1k/turn.

LiteWiki

Thing

A free wiki software. Low features, but high efficiency. It runs on quality 6+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 8000 users. +1 user happiness/turn.

Xiki

Thing

An expensive wiki software which is very easy to use, but uses a lot server resources. It runs on quality 11+ hardware, and can handle a maximum of 6000 users. +8 user happiness/turn. -3k/turn.

660MHz

Thing

Cheap CPU. Quality 1. +0 user happiness/turn. -1k/turn.

1.2GHz

Thing

A bit more powerful, at the same price. Quality 2. +1 user happiness/turn. -2k/turn.

1.8GHz

Thing

Mid-range unit. Quality 3. +2 user happiness/turn. -3k/turn.

Dual core 1.66GHz

Thing

Great value for price. Quality 4. +2 user happiness/turn. -3k/turn.

2.55GHz

Thing

Getting in the high-range now. Quality 5. +4 user happiness/turn. -5k/turn.

Dual core 2.32GHz

Thing

Can you afford it? Quality 6. +6 user happiness/turn. -8k/turn.

Duo Dual Core 2.32GHz

Thing

Pretty high specs. Quality 7. +7 user happiness/turn. -14k/turn.

Duo Quad Core 2.32GHz

Thing

The most powerful, and expensive one. Quality 8. +8 user happiness/turn. -17k/turn.

512MB

Thing

Can it run anything? Quality 1. +0 user happiness/turn. -0k/turn.

1GB

Thing

Better. Quality 2. +1 user happiness/turn. -1k/turn.

2GB

Thing

Mid range. Quality 3. +2 user happiness/turn. -2k/turn.

4GB

Thing

High Range. Quality 4. +2 user happiness/turn. -4k/turn.

8GB

Thing

The most you can have. Quality 5. +3 user happiness/turn. -7k/turn.

Overclocking

Thing

Adds 1 quality to a CPU. Place after CPU. Additional -1k/turn

Pagefile

Thing

Adds 1 quality to a RAM. Place after RAM. -1 happiness/turn.

Ask For Donations

Action

Money earned(k) = 1 * (Happiness / 10) * (Users / 200). -3 happiness/