I could state as KingAtl said it's becoming like JOB building so many different teams and time and expense
, but I understand and after a year, I'm almost done and then I can focus on playing.
It is enjoyable to customize figs, but with just less than a year in the hobby and ALL the leagues I CHOSE to play in, just a bit over whelming at times, but I made the choice.
I do agree there should be classes and my analogy is to a professional competitive combat handgun shooting sport which is an international sport, IPSC even aired on ESPN. (I know, some of you "cringe" when I speak of it) They have stock (limited), out of the box gun, no mods, can't shoot as fast or accurate and Unlimited, race guns, fast, smooth accurate, (Indy car)...lots of mods and money invested...
There were a lot of debates in that sport as well at which was "best"...bottom-line the newbie choose what interested them so I like the class idea.
I am just as bad at 3.3, 3.5 or 4.0 or 4.1...I don't discriminate
. I will however say a year ago being brand new, I was a bit "intimidated" by a fast board, now I prefer it, so I'm starting to lean towards 4.0 and will have a better answer after the DSMFL 4.0 college league, 4.0 Pro Carolina league and CBSMF, 4.0 experience I will gain shortly.
I'll defer my vote...but yes to classes
Joe Ram
"If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space"