The 3.3 class already includes all the Miggle/Tudor figures and bases that a new person is likely to buy. So why is there a 3.3 custom class? Why would they be at a disadvantage if their Miggle Big man comes in at 3.2 with a TTC and a custom guy on a TTC is the same 3.2? Even if the new guy uses lighter Miggle figures, how hard is it going to be for him to figure out how to glue a BB or 2 under a base to bring the guy up to 3.2 or 3.3? Basically, the 3.3 class is there for the new guys who don't know how to play yet coming in with stock teams so that they won't get destroyed by heavier players. What will destry them is their lack of base tweaking skills. So whether or not it's a stock guy at 3.3 or a custom figure at 3.3 isn't going to make any difference. It's the base tweaking skills that will!
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