but you still need to spend XP to learn the skill. (for example, you can buy a hypno indoctrination tape to gain X skill, it's not that expensive. I've tried to implement a policy that buying things (be they skills, talents, or traits) cost XP even if the in game cost is a few thrones. the current issue is augmentics and buying upgrades to characters with wealth.
(further compounded by the medic's ability to heal 11 HP as a half action, if anything is going to be more of a deterrent than a sign that reads 'please don't steal' it has to deal at least 12 damage, but hopefully not over 15 or that might kill someone before they have a chance to realize that they should take combat seriously) Anyway. It's already a bit of a problem with heavy armor and feats (between 10-15 DR from armor and toughness) making weapons ether mostly ineffectual or else likely to kill a character outright. (it's more of a Rogue Trader type of game really) The problem I am running into right now is that as a merc company money isn't really an issue, so they can buy whatever they want. Mostly out of 'Only War' and the second edition of 'Dark Heresy' for the rules, but using older books too. (reposted from the tabletop forum which is super unpopular) (edit - we are located just north of Everett WA, if anyone is in the Area give me a PM) While the struggles of keeping a game balanced aren't specific to any type of game, right now I am running a 40k game, using the Fantasy Flights Games systems.
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