So EDD. Bakgrundspoäng and simplification

[VikingGamer]

My group wants to do a big vintage classic fantasy campaign in the winter with wizards giving quests and all that after the current game. So I want to use EDD.
I know more or less how I want to do things, but one thing is sticking out:

Skills having different costs is probably not a huge deal, Ill make them a list, but having multipliers to the costs is something that they 100% will muck up or get confused about.
So some thoughts (some of which would result in more skill points overall, but I don't think thats a huge huge issue):

A: Streamline it so its x1 up to say 15 and x3 past that.
B: Just start characters with something like 2 skills at 15, 1 at 12, 4x10, 4x8 skills and not worry about points at creation. Not really that opposed to just using exp checks BRP style for advancement.
C: Something else entirely?

Any thoughts?

I would just ignore the start rules and let them (within reason) create the characters they want with the skills and spells they want
but this is just what I prefer

 

[EvilSpook]

Any thoughts?

Den sista varianten av BRP DoD är också den bästa. Kör den! (Samuraj alltså).

Spoiler: Färdigheter

//EvilSpook

 

[Bastich]

Gillar personligen hur Mutant 2 löste det. Liknande som Samuraj men i M2 var det Grundegenskap×Fv sen delat på två för att få fram GLC.

 

[Theo]

Gillar personligen hur Mutant 2 löste det. Liknande som Samuraj men i M2 var det Grundegenskap×Fv sen delat på två för att få fram GLC.

Varianten i Samuraj var antagligen en reaktion på att MT2-modellen gav lite väl stor betydelse till grundegenskapen.

 

[Ivan NWG]

I would just ignore the start rules and let them (within reason) create the characters they want with the skills and spells they want
but this is just what I prefer

Honestly tempting. We ran Vampire the Masquerade that way for a long time.