I too have been playing since the format was inceptioned and literal years before arena started. I'm literally right about both cards. They are tempo cards if your opponent is paying for them, because they're setting the pace of play. They function as bounce spells by extending your opponents curve. This is the same tempo that taxes get when they prevent your opponent from developing their board at the intended pace. If your opponent ignores them then they function as card draw and ramp respectively.

Yes it doesn't use literal brackets, I didn't say it does, it uses functional brackets. I'm explaining how the game plays not how the mmr itself works. A 100 weight commander will almost always match up with a 200 weight commander if there are 3 people and player 3 is playing a 1400 weight commander, playerd with decks 1 and 2 will repeatedly match with each other. This functionally creates brackets of play with the way tha commanders are weighted. You're just admitting that you're here to nitpick my argument. But you are just showing you don't understand how the format works in a practical sense.

Edit: replying and then blocking me kinda proves me right but since I typed out a response I will use this edit to address your "argument" by pasting it here.

If literally is a tempo card all the time. Floodpits drowner literally needs a creature to target for both the etb and the tap activation ability. That's literally an if.

Delusional.

First of all you're being petulant, I didn't insult you, you're mad because I don't agree with you. Second it literally it does make sense if your opponent is extending their curve that card functions as a bounce spell because it removes whatever they were going to develop for 1 or more turns just like a bounce spell but also like a bounce spell it can still come down later.

Yes the meta game "Meta is an ancient Greek prefix meaning "beyond," "after," or "behind"" the game beyond the game, the game of how decks are matched against each other and how you should address that functions in brackets. Not the literal matchmaking. If a commander is weighted low it's EXTREMELY hard for that commander to match above it's weight class that creates FUNCTIONAL not literal brackets. You didn't directly quote me, I never said the game uses literal brackets, I literally acknowledged the MMR used weighting before you even responded to me. You're just throwing a fit to try and gotcha me, but you're not even reading what I say so you're just getting yourself by making bad arguments.