Some one in are meta has said they have read up somewhere that if a character has ?? it is worse for the person playing the ability not worse for the person whos character has ??. now we checked on the rule sheet you get in a starter deck and it says it is alwasy worse for the person whos character has ??. but the person in are meta is still arguing the fact it is worse for the person playing the ability (Like the bigger they are)

Can someone PLEASE put an end to this????????

well at the end of the day John if he brings it up again show him what it says in the rules and then itll put the matter to rest..

I am sorry you are probably thinking thats a stupid question but it is annoying him saying we dont get the height bonus thing and stuff like that and he says he has ead it some where on the forums or something so if i could get a ruling saying that we can shut him up lol

My scout tells me that it always works in favor of the person playing the ablilty, going to the worst possible case for the opponent. For example if your G:?? and someone plays an enhance that has to deal with your character being G:F or G:M then it will become that gender. Another example could be height and weight, for ...the harder they fall, if your opponent plays it and you have ?? for either height or weight, then it works in their favor by "setting" the ?? to sometimes incredibly huge. Therefore sometimes you can get Tira's or other characters that are taller and heavier for the time being because of their ?? stats.

The worst possible solution will affect whoever has the unknown stats.

If you use The Bigger They Are and your opponent has ?? stats, you will draw 2 cards. If you use The Bigger They Are and you have ?? stats, you will draw 1 card.

It doesn't matter who plays the ability, it will always work out worse for the character with ??.

1sanik said:

*STAMP*

oh dang lols my scout sucks .

thankyou lots guys

What if both players have an unknown value for the stat in question? I suppose a concrete example would be . Amy . vs. . Makoto ., and Amy is using The Bigger They Are.

kraazivaan said:

You look at your character, it has the ??, it is considered to have the less desireable result, so you would not draw the additional card.

But with that reasoning, doesn't it mean that Demitri's effects would presume your opponents questionable blood to be Type AB becsause it would be the worst possible situation for them?

Viewtiful_Joe said:

exactly