OK, if I recall, Qstrike used to be a combat command that you could only use if you had the CMan Striking Asp up and running. Then it was amended so that
anyone could use it. To clarify: I am trying to determine the stamina cost difference between the two uses. Using Qstrike with Asp active costs less stamina, depending on ranks known (1/3, 1/2 and 2/3 reductions to the base cost).

To do this I need to know the base stamina cost. However, when I try to determine the base cost, I am given this formula:

Equipment Speed = Weapon Speed * Speed Modifier (as outlined above)
Stamina cost = (10 + (primary equipment speed + (secondary equipment speed / 2))) * Roundtime Modifier

I need some help with definitions here.
Line 1: What is the weapon speed modifier? Performing an action that increases RT, like aiming an attack or an MStrike?
Line 2: What is primary equipment? The weapon itself? And what the heck is Secondary equipment? Armor? Add-ons? Enhancives? I have no clue.

"So, what does that green line on the graph represent?"
"Oh, that's the projection of a hypothetical offspring from a union between Sauron and Cruella de Ville;
we use that as a baseline for determining character alignment."

>?Primary/Secondary equipment refers to Two Weapon combat: primary is right-hand, secondary is left-hand.

I believe the 'speed modifier' is the 'base speed' listing on the weapon base profile, such as "+5" for a falchion/handaxe/broadsword."<

OK, another clarification needed. Would secondary equipment refer only to weapons, or to anything held in the left hand ... specifically, a shield?

"So, what does that green line on the graph represent?"
"Oh, that's the projection of a hypothetical offspring from a union between Sauron and Cruella de Ville;
we use that as a baseline for determining character alignment."

I was thinking of shield bash, which is indeed an offensive attack form.

"So, what does that green line on the graph represent?"
"Oh, that's the projection of a hypothetical offspring from a union between Sauron and Cruella de Ville;
we use that as a baseline for determining character alignment."