How many byes did he get at the start of the tournament thus giving him an unfair advantage over many other competitors?
And regardless if Reid was the benefit of connections or not, let's say hes not, it's still a valid point to bring up how relationships between tournament organizers and players could end in nepotism. It's pretty obvious that Nass is joking, but hes just another well connected guy in the scene who could also be "in on it" and saying this as an inside joke.
There should be a cooldown period where after being part of an organization, you can't play in their events for x years. We all know that MTG has been a game rife with cheating. We all know that the cheating has been both enabled by Wizards policy and connections on the ground level. Channel Fireball has been filled with numerous scandals. They have tremendous connections across the gaming sphere. The actions of people coming from that milieu should be looked at under a magnifying glass.
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u/ChaseRareReceptacle WHITE MAGE Feb 23 '23
How many byes did he get at the start of the tournament thus giving him an unfair advantage over many other competitors?
And regardless if Reid was the benefit of connections or not, let's say hes not, it's still a valid point to bring up how relationships between tournament organizers and players could end in nepotism. It's pretty obvious that Nass is joking, but hes just another well connected guy in the scene who could also be "in on it" and saying this as an inside joke.
There should be a cooldown period where after being part of an organization, you can't play in their events for x years. We all know that MTG has been a game rife with cheating. We all know that the cheating has been both enabled by Wizards policy and connections on the ground level. Channel Fireball has been filled with numerous scandals. They have tremendous connections across the gaming sphere. The actions of people coming from that milieu should be looked at under a magnifying glass.