>There should be a little more freedom with the Bounty system
>I thinks. For starters you should be able to remove them after
>they have been set. For a cost ofcourse, say you lose half of
>what you offered up if you recall the bounty. But things
>change you know your enemy one day maybe your friend the next,
>so being able to remove a bounty can sometimes be in a
>persons's interest.

If this went into affect, it'd likely be that you lost everything. The bounty office doesn't care if you guys are now friends, he's still got overhead to clear. You don't want it anymore, fine...he keeps it.

>Other Idea I had for bounty was to make it anonymous, more in
>secret type stuff. So no one knows who put the bounty on
>someone, keeps you guessing and for obvious reason makes the
>use of bounty more likely. I figure you guys coded this stuff
>to actually see it used.

So what's to stop the guy you are paying to keep it anonymous from selling that information to someone else for an even higher price? Is this acceptable, or do you just want complete anonymity (in which case, it likely isn't going to happen).