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I personally like it because it produces consistent results and that if you extrapolate rulings based on the logic of the rules, you will get stuff that "makes sense" within the context of the system. So for instance, ACKS doesn't model the additive value of economics very well and if you intend to use it for that, I would advise against it. It does everything else fairly well - I haven't encountered many things that stymied me as a "Judge." Like with pic related, I was building a custom class that has a backstab-like feature and I wanted to make sure that it doesn't outshine the thief, and all in all it doesn't. But it's cool that you can just test it out.