We discussed this topic in detail earlier, and it's important to understand that the values that make up the sets in our example are unique to Bob and his pain threshold. Let's say we have a second wizard, Jim, who's a bit more reckless. For him, critical might be below 20 percent, rather than 40 percent as it is for Bob. This is what I like to call a "happy bonus" from using fuzzy logic. Each agent in the game can have different rules that define their sets, but the system doesn't care. You could predefine these rules or have some degree of randomness determine the limits, and every single agent would behave uniquely and respond to things in their own way.
In addition, there is no reason to limit our sets to just three. ...
