Neutral.
I don't think that it would hurt to give it a try, but I will not argue for or against.
I f I did it, I might be more inclined to place a limit on 9's and 10's instead of starting at 8's. It would be something like you can't purchase 9's and/or 10's together at the same time, but I'm not sure yet.
Original join date: 11/23/2004
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To clarify - I'm not against "8 and higher/7 and lower" paired together, but after say round 5 or 6 I'll face a problem - because I'll run out of stuff to pair the high end stuff with, and thus I'll be forced to break the rule. With limiting 9ies and 10ies this is less a problem than with 8ies.
9's and 10's seem to be fought over far more often than 8's or lower.
Original join date: 11/23/2004
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My concern is mostly about the first and maybe second cycle. Afterward the contested items are mostly gone and it's more about your specific strategies.
Original join date: 11/23/2004
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Siriel clarified his position and I dropped my objection - I objected only because I thought it will be for MORE than just the first 2 rounds.
I understand both sides of it. I'm good either way as I have been near the top and the bottom of the draft before and made do, so picking only one 8+ item per turn doesnt seem to bad.
I have a question regarding the DBZ fusion dance.
If you purchase the item and apply it to two characters, is it taken that they are fused at the start of the match or do they have to do the dance in-match?
Gonna post the Spring 2015 Thread. Note that I made some changes to the rules, and nothing is yet set in stone. If you see something you want to discuss, feel free to do so, I'm usually a very good listener.
Also not there is a new section that I may need help with.
Original join date: 11/23/2004
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