Yes.
> What is the rationale behind that ?
"When I left I was the learner, but now *I* am the master"
"You are good, old man, but not as good as me"
"because I'm not left-handed either"
There are numerous times that the protagonists can tell how good their opponent is and how the fight is going.
> Knowing the exact current APs of the adversary is a major advantage, as it
allows
> the player to do mathematical bid calculation, which could spoil the fun
of
> the contest.
Uh, so don't do that.
> I would have expected that the player could not know that crucial point
unless
> he his using some kind of feat or skill ? Or unless he assesses the AP
according
> to howc the adversary perfom during the contest ("OK, that guy appears to
be
> good at fighting" kind of thing, but not "OK, that guy is 10AP more than
me
> !), or according to description made by the Narrator ("Your adversary
seems
> destabilized, and close to running away").
Since it was a relic from Robin's draft, I'll let him explain more if it needs it.
RR
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