Clerasil ToB wrote: ↑Wed Sep 28, 2022 9:47 pm
An idea that came up my mind lately: what about making the
-set a really adjustable one? As an example: Temporal Narcosis - Revolving Door was played; everybody agreed how broken/unintended this is. Just bring out a new
or
or whatever with the
icon just to Nullify Temporal Narcosis (or whatever broken card) - it would solve the case without banning and afterwards it could go through playtesting to see, what else "damage" this card could do...
Friendly question, as I'm trying to understand your perspective: what's the practical difference between "make a new
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card that kills Temporal Narcosis [or whatever broken card]" and "ban Temporal Narcosis [or whatever broken card]"?
If we ban Temporal Narcosis [or whatever broken card], nobody can play Temporal Narcosis. The abuse is prevented. Playtesting can then work on an errata at leisure and eventually put out a working version.
If we make a new
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card to nullify Temporal Narcosis [or whatever broken card], people can technically play Temporal Narcosis, but, in most games, they will simply see it nullified. The abuse is
mostly prevented. Playtesting can then work on an errata at leisure and eventually put out a working version. Then what? Do we ban the anti-Narcosis
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card we just created, since we fixed the card?
These seem very similar to me, in practical terms, but the first option seems more effective (it blocks
all the abuse) and less expensive (no new card production needed, no future ban needed, no pressure on players to stock
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/Tribunal/Civil War.) That's why I prefer bans to
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. But clearly you see some benefit in doing a
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instead, and I'm trying to fully understand that benefit.
GooeyChewie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 2:12 pm
boromirofborg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 1:51 pm
My magic wand fix, is a rule that report with crew = number of staffing icons. (Minimum 1).
Then you are literally reporting with the crew, and no extras.
Not only would this fix prevent report with crew from becoming crazy powerful, but it would make more sense as well. It confused the heck out of me the first time I had an opponent drop a "report with crew" with way more personnel than just the crew. Bonus benefit, it gives players more reason to use ships with big staffing requirements.
I'm personally fond of this idea, but it is worth noting that it would break / require errata to at least
Type 18 Shuttlepod and
Bajoran Raider.
EDIT: oh, right, and
Brunt's Shuttle.
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