What is wrong with reclaim?

[Kenji1134]

Maybe the solution is a kind of "destreaking algorithm"?

In another thread someone brought up the "Pseudo-Random Distribution" from another game, dont remember the game.
The idea was that the initial % chance is lower, but every time you fail your % chance goes up until you succeed, at which point it resets.

So lets say we do that here, maybe like this.

HT w/ SH2, 70% base chance. Each time you fail, your % chance goes up by 15%. So the maximum # of consecutive failures you could have is 2. 70% -> 85% -> 100%. Though TBH this would put HT 2/ SH2's effective success rate over time at 85%.

But that is the general idea, slightly reduce the initial success rate and add a failure bonus such that the maximum number of consecutive failures you can have for a given skill is 2.

Or make it a trait acquired at 50 called "Focused".

Focused: Every time you fail an action, add 1 stack of Focused. Each stack of Focused increases the success rate of all action of 10% (maybe 5%). Successfully completing an action removes all stacks of Focused.

Maybe make it 10% and have it cost 5 CP per use, so it would effectively increase the cost of all actions by 5, but not the cost of buffs.