FAQ and Errata Request: Bargaining Rules

[DreamGoddessLindsey]

I just noticed a typo.

Fair (Appraise or Sense Motive): If the
seller’s Asking Price is less than or equal to
the amount that the buyer thinks the item
is worth, subtract the Undercut Percentage
from the seller’s price to get the Final Offer,
and subtract 2 × the Undercut Percentage to
get the Initial Offer.

Unfair (Appraise): If the result of the buyer’s
Appraise check leads her to believe the item
is worth less than the seller’s Asking Price,
subtract the Undercut Percentage from the
buyer’s estimate of the item’s value to get the
Final Offer, and subtract 2 × the Undercut
Percentage to get the Initial Offer.

Unfair (Sense Motive): If the result of the buyer’s
Appraise check leads her to believe the seller’s Asking Price
is too high, subtract 2 × the Undercut Percentage from the
seller’s Asking Price to get the Final Offer, and subtract 4 ×
the Undercut Percentage to get the Initial Offer.

As you can see, the mods are the same for Fair and for Unfair (Appraise). This seems a bit wrong. I would think there would be more between the Unfair mods than Fair to Unfair.

What are the mods supposed to be, how has this escaped attention, and what should be done? Thanks in advance.

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Quote:

Fair (Appraise or Sense Motive): If the seller's Asking Price is less than or equal to the amount that the buyer thinks the item is worth, subtract the Undercut Percentage from the seller's price to get the Final Offer, and subtract 2 × the Undercut Percentage to get the Initial Offer.

Unfair (Appraise): If the result of the buyer's Appraise check leads her to believe the item is worth less than the seller's Asking Price, subtract the Undercut Percentage from the buyer's estimate of the item's value to get the Final Offer, and subtract 2 × the Undercut Percentage to get the Initial Offer.

I think the bolded section is the key difference.