Professional skills can be used to raise attributes tied to that profession. (listed in each term's description).
Personal skill points can be used to raise any attribute,
but since the book is not 100% clear about it I choose to use the same 4pts ratio.
(this also simplifies things if a character pays to raise an attribute with a mix of both professional personal points totaling 4.
As I have understood it, you pay 4 points if you raise a attribute tied with a life path with that paths skill points. And 5 points if you do it with personal points.
As I have understood it, you pay 4 points if you raise a attribute tied with a life path with that paths skill points. And 5 points if you do it with personal points.
That's how I understood it too.
Its also important to use those extra points to raise your education if you want to become go to University and become an Officer.
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Each day I encounter stupid people I keep wondering... is today when I get my first assault charge??
As I have understood it, you pay 4 points if you raise a attribute tied with a life path with that paths skill points. And 5 points if you do it with personal points.
Correct. The relevant citations are at the bottom of page 92, spanning to page 93, under "Personal Skills" (second paragraph) and "Attributes".
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They don't as personal skill points and career skill points are not the same thing.
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