and closed setups can be bastard
It doesnāt explicitly say that though. It says that it follows the same rules as VFM, except that it is closed, which is later defined as āclasses are unknownā, with no mention to bastard. VFM rules say no bastard. Something is outdated.
because some people like certain games more
im more interested in vanilla games than i am in mashes
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i find them helpful
i can generally get an idea on if iām likely to be interested in a game by looking at its game type
i can probably scratch off half of these before i even look at the OP
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Game types are also for the reviewer, so they can pick and choose which they would like to review, - or so the queue manager can say āhey [x] reviewer, go find a vanilla game to reviewā
Also, some people have strong opinions about certain gametypes.
People may not like conversion-based games such as FoL/SFoL, and will thus avoid them, whereas other people may only be interested in Vanilla games.
It allows you to look ahead at the queue and see where the next game that interests you falls.
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I think
it honestly doesnāt matter
and can be grating to people when a mostly inconsequential system is nitpicked
and that you should probably back off a little bit because while you might think you are being helpful it can be tedious to answer to this when it doesnāt like matter.
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Scum-aligned IC makes the game automatically bastard. A game with that in should never be allowed to run without a bastard disclaimer.
Surge, you made a bastard game look unbastard, so Idk how you could expect that game to pass.
Excuse me, but does this have anything to do with the queue itself?
If you want to shittalk and/or discuss about setups, please do that here.
OOH! PRE-IN ME!
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little do you know itās always my turn to die!
this sounds extremely interesting though color me intrigued