Is that when imms *reduced" the amount of automated edge points, they said they would increase imm exp to partially offset that.

But instead that reduced too.

I'm not blaming anyone here. I'm sure there are good reasons. But it was already a contraversial decision that I think probably was not backed by the majority (who like edge points), and it turned out to be even more extreme than described.

I've yet to hear a decent argument for why giving everyone a chunk of extra edgepoints every n levels would be bad, given that the original argument was all about the have-nots.

The have-nots will learn a lot faster if they can try lots of edges with each character than if they can't. And they won't be crippled if they make a bad choice or two with edge selection.