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Re: Do you like the seeding system?

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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery View Post
I find it appropriate that most of the people agreeing with this system have yet to play in it.
... and I find it amusing that those who couldn't figure out how to use the system in their strategy then bash on it.

[*start rant]
It was amazing how many teams I needed to talk to to teach the seeding system. Many had no clue how it worked and did not even read those sections ... and many were veteran teams.

Strategy involves how to advance your team within the rules. So if you don't understand the rules, then shame on you. Quit bashing on it and start using it as it was designed to be used.

... and before people start stating "Un-GP", understand that the rules are written in a specific way for a specific reason. Just because it doesn't fit your idea of what it should be doesn't make it "un-GP".

If you cannot figure out a way to adapt your strategy to use the seeding system as designed, then cry me a river, it's not the seeding systems fault. It's your own inability to adapt.

And this comes from a team that plays solid defense
[*end rant]

The above, as usual, is JM(NS)HO.
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