Diogenes
Well-Known Member
We play the game as Robins manages, as gentlemen but we are just so naive and too nice.
Robins historically had to shop around for bargains and pretty much had to take what was available - so we ended up with a mixture of characters.
The last three windows Robins has had significant cash to spend, with player character forming a key part of the recruitment process and it's the first time he can mould the team exactly as he would like.
The character of the current group is questionable. This aspect of our recruitment is broken and needs a major rethink (if not the whole recruitment team and strategy).
Is Robins having more money actually a hindrance to him getting the most out of a team? Is the money allowing him to be more choosey over "player character" which is a flawed plan when applied to a whole team?
I'd say yes to both - on the assumption that Robins is heavily involved in recruitment.
Robins historically had to shop around for bargains and pretty much had to take what was available - so we ended up with a mixture of characters.
The last three windows Robins has had significant cash to spend, with player character forming a key part of the recruitment process and it's the first time he can mould the team exactly as he would like.
The character of the current group is questionable. This aspect of our recruitment is broken and needs a major rethink (if not the whole recruitment team and strategy).
Is Robins having more money actually a hindrance to him getting the most out of a team? Is the money allowing him to be more choosey over "player character" which is a flawed plan when applied to a whole team?
I'd say yes to both - on the assumption that Robins is heavily involved in recruitment.