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Here we have a discussion of the rule, theorizing!
The thing is, on your part it’s pure theorizing, through which you can pour tons of water in favor of either side and prove nothing. Vic, however, refers to many years of experience participating in and hosting Tournaments on the templates being discussed. The principle: "The criterion of truth is practice" — he didn’t invent it.
In this regard, Dima’s argument: Dima Surmay
that’s right, after playing many games on HL, I made a 2DD on SMK, someone on Jebus Cross made a 2DD, of course it wasn’t intentional.
— that universal rules are far more convenient for players carries much more weight. It’s just that the gameplay on different templates differs significantly and therefore requires additions to the rules: when the first experimental tournament on 8mm6 was held on HP, it was never finished; without practice, people tried to play as on SMK, and as a result, games almost never ended before week 6 — the participants simply didn’t have enough patience.
Well, regarding the pearl:Sevensan
Maybe it’s easier to just keep the ban on RR everywhere and not worry? On M maps and SMKs it rolls and rolls heavily. On HL it might roll on 131 — kill with growth, or if you have 10 towns with full buyout, — you kill someone in the main (if you’re a necro, that’s +500 bones for example, not counting the rest of the machine). ...
— when playing with control in any of the 7 days, the red player risks being attacked without mana, which, usually, is more important than weekly growth, and is forced to take that into account in their actions.