>This is just a stray thought that enetered my head, but essentially my
>melees with AP tend to be very quick, my players bidding 50%-100% just
>a soon as they can. This is especially true when they attack weaker
>opponents (fair enough).
If you find this problematic (I don't particularly), then point out to the players that they're playing in a tactically unsound manner. That is, they're actually more likely to win if they bid small amounts than bidding large amounts when the opponent is weaker. If they understand this, and still attack large, they're making a statement about how their characters feel (strong enough to be brash).
>What I was thinking was maybe the AP bidding should be more
>restrictive to slow the AP movement a bit, so instead have (eg using
>100AP)
>
>Incon: 1-2 (1-2)
>Caut: 3-1/10 (3-10)
>Normal: 1/10-1/4 (10-25)
>Determined: 1/4-1/3 (25-33)
>Reckless: 1/3-1/2 (33-50) (Aggressive would be better term, there is
>rarely anything reckless going on when this is used by a player.)
>Berserk: +Berserker skill compulsory, must use Aggressive.
This isn't really all that different from what the table in the book suggests.
Mike
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