Ive not noticed much of a difference, but its still a useful feature
The bracket system looks at five main criteria: if the deck includes two-card combos (and how early you can use them) if it can take or chain extra turns, whether there's any mass land destruction, how many tutors are included, and how many game changers are included
Its awesome with clone effects and myriad effects, and it can also be your commander
It's honestly kind of refreshing to look at the spoiler for FF and see a much weaker Magic set in terms of power-level compared to some of the more recent sets we've been getting
Personally, casting Scouts Warning without any follow-up is also endlessly funny, so it gets bonus points for that
A one mana artifact creature that leaves behind another when it dies is stellar for Affinity, ensuring you maintain at least a one mana discount in the early game