David has a question this week and he actually floated the idea back to me at Nertacular a year or so ago and quite frankly I guess I've forgotten it but

He's got a suggestion for

initiative back in my high school days are GM like the DC heroes rules for initiative

Basically the lowest initiative declares their action first but acts last and of course the highest initiative declares last but acts first

That way the player with the highest initiative has a better idea of what's going on when making his or her decisions

Thoughts and reactions on that Brian you had already to speak. Yeah, I've definitely seen games that incorporated that

Rules I know I've used them at least once

I kind of felt like I mean it's an interesting idea

But it tends to be a little bit more cumbersome in play than what it would be I mean

Especially for something like force edition. I don't see that really being feasible at all with a much lighter system

It probably would be a lot

Not too difficult, but yeah for the most part

I think it's the main issue that with my group at the time we

Just we're so used to doing initiative normally that so you know the lowest initiative would say what they're doing and kind of start

Rolling into doing and it's like no not yet. We have to yeah go all the way up and we just got confused

Yeah, Sam thoughts on on this or have you used something like this?

I haven't used that I've used a few variations on initiative

I played in a D&D game for a while which was pretty high level and who got to go first was really significant

And so one thing that we did to make things more dynamic is that people rolled initiative

Every round at the start of the round so it wasn't just roll once and that's your initiative for the entire combat

Which which produced interesting? Yeah exactly

So I mean it was a three five game

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