[Draft] World Assembly Gaming Organisation

[Honeydewistania]

The ambassador rolls his eyes _

"It provides no incentives whatsoever to those nations for WA membership, because that is what your aim seems to be, ambassador..."

To become a WAGO member, you must be a WA member in compliance with all WA resolutions. So yes, those seeking to join WAGO would join the WA as well.

[Magecastle Embassy Building A5]

The ambassador rolls his eyes _

"It provides no incentives whatsoever to those nations for WA membership, because that is what your aim seems to be, ambassador..."

To become a WAGO member, you must be a WA member in compliance with all WA resolutions. So yes, those seeking to join WAGO would join the WA as well.

"You are so missing the point... I was referring to nations where gaming is not as vital to the nation's economy as you are assuming."

[Honeydewistania]

To become a WAGO member, you must be a WA member in compliance with all WA resolutions. So yes, those seeking to join WAGO would join the WA as well.

"You are so missing the point... I was referring to nations where gaming is not as vital to the nation's economy as you are assuming."

Then... there's no incentive? WA legislation will never cater to every possibility. That's normal and shouldn't be a roadblock.

[Tinhampton]

I'd like to one-up my line of questioning from the first reply: why should WAGO benefits only be offered to member states in compliance, rather than any willing member state? What is so special about what the WAGO does that it should not serve non-compliant states? What harm would be done to WAGO by allowing it to serve non-compliant states? Why would allowing non-compliant states to take part in WAGO constitute so much of a propaganda victory for them that it simply must not be allowed? (And, once again, note that committees are under no obligation to deny service to non-compliant members, even though many resolutions enforce such obligations on other member governments.)

[Wallenburg]

What is the point of this?

[Parvesha]

IC: "Fwgh sdiojo, ejiwo fweif owierjf!" mutters Parveshan World Assembly ambassador Anisha Kamdar, her mouth stuffed full of Cheetos as she rolls in on her gaming chair.
"What she means to say is, 'Full support, finally the World Assembly does something for the truly oppressed gamers'," says her aide. Anisha nods without looking away from her screen.
"YES!" she cries, after destroying some noob in Bedwars. She sits there for a minute before wheeling away, her aides carrying her gaming equipment behind her.

OOC: My only suggestion to this otherwise great proposal would be that The Library funds indie game devs and any of those games that are released are in turn published in The Library.