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This section is a work in progress! :)
This section is a work in progress! :)
The rules should help you so far.
Recurring questions held on our social media will be added here as they come.
#1 Where do I Send my Feedback to the Team?
#1 Where do I Send my Feedback to the Team?
Short answer is: you don't. Unfortunately, due to past events, we do not receive direct feedback from external sources.
Which doesn't mean you cannot post feedback: we will more than probably read it.
In other terms: we prefer not to be contacted directly, and we're trying to avoid the mass/astroturfing effect from the toxicity of opinion leaders. This, in the past, costed us a lot of time, energy, and a whole breakdown of our previous structure integrity.
For the same reason, our team will remain private and will not be disclosed in public. We won't take the same risks twice.
Think of it as the "Observer effect" from quantum physics (which, as all metaphors, is a bad analogy): when thinking about being read by people in charge, or exchanging with people in charge, not everyone is capable of taking a step back and remain objective. This leads to weird distortions in communication, and can also lead to turning individual frustration into communal reinforcement, indoctrination, and the pursuit of influence over reason.
Again: we do read you, and you might even see some responses from us, from time to time.
A couple things to remember: we don't like wasting time repeating ourselves, and being nice towards people is a good start!
This is not against you in particular: it's against your predecessors, and the damage they've done. ;)
#2 How to Play When my Group has Financial Constraints?
#2 How to Play When my Group has Financial Constraints?
AeonShift offers three possible ways of playing, suited for three different types of population:
Playing with original, non-altered cards only. Which means: original and authentic cards, from original and authentic sources. This means playing with 100% cards that are original products, or pulled from original products only.
Same as #1 above, but with "proxies". The term "proxy" was pulled by the community from the IPG document of Magic The Gathering™. Originally intended to replace accidentally missing or damaged cards, is now used to address "any possible way of using official products, and never counterfeit products, altered in a way so that they represent another one".
Same as #1 above, but with weigthed point values, all affected by community-fed buy prices and shipping. Which means playing with original, non-altered cards only, but you'll find out really soon that the more the cards are expensive to buy, the more points they'll consume, up to a point they'll overflow your budget one at a time.
#3 We're Using Command Zones with Magic The Gathering™ AeonShift, Why are Budgets Different?
#3 We're Using Command Zones with Magic The Gathering™ AeonShift, Why are Budgets Different?
All AeonShift formats that don't use Command Zones obey simple, common yet individually declined rules: the format defines how many points players have to build (called "P-Value").
When using Command Zones, things are different: the Commander format mechanics alter the game structure deeply. Your Commanders alter the P-Value, giving budgets that can be different from the raw P-Value, unlike other formats.
Multiple parameters are taken into account, based on the statistics of the final contents of your Command Zones.
In other terms: choosing different Commanders will allow different budgets. If you're curions: our Calculator allows advanced explanations to help understand the details.
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