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So during a vs. match I was made aware we listed this thing:
Now the big issue with this is, with the current wording this makes Passive Abilities restrictable, which, doesn't make sense in the slightest.
Like for context this was tried to make applicable during a match for Lucy (2014), who has a packet of drugs within her stomach which when broken, transforms her into the next, higher tier key. Now she can't magically hold back this power, hell she isn't even aware it IS a power, so why are we presuming the drugs are randomly inert in this one scenario, or that she can somehow restrict it, when everything in the ******* verse says no.
Proposal is to make this rule exclude passive abilities, the opponent cannot control them and by proxy there is no feasible way for OP to restrict them, unless we just, grossly misrepresent the character's core mechanics, which is something we shouldn't DO, as a debate wiki.
This thread is subjective and wiki-wide, so as to ensure coherence, this is a STAFF ONLY thread, and you should contact a staff member to represent your opinion on it.
It is not fine to restrict abilities in a versus matchup, implicitly or expressly. Matches that are arranged this way should not be added to the character profiles, as they don't involve their full potential, and are only intended for casual entertainment. An exception would be if the restricted ability/technique has a separate tier from the main one. In this case, the match can be added. The match can also be added if Optional Equipments such as optional power-ups and items are restricted, or if the ability being restricted is indexed after a "Likely" or "Possibly" conditional.
Now the big issue with this is, with the current wording this makes Passive Abilities restrictable, which, doesn't make sense in the slightest.
Like for context this was tried to make applicable during a match for Lucy (2014), who has a packet of drugs within her stomach which when broken, transforms her into the next, higher tier key. Now she can't magically hold back this power, hell she isn't even aware it IS a power, so why are we presuming the drugs are randomly inert in this one scenario, or that she can somehow restrict it, when everything in the ******* verse says no.
Proposal is to make this rule exclude passive abilities, the opponent cannot control them and by proxy there is no feasible way for OP to restrict them, unless we just, grossly misrepresent the character's core mechanics, which is something we shouldn't DO, as a debate wiki.
This thread is subjective and wiki-wide, so as to ensure coherence, this is a STAFF ONLY thread, and you should contact a staff member to represent your opinion on it.