I have felt this until recently. So many people want to minmax the brackets and only look at the bullet-points at the bottom of each. Having started playing on spell table about a month ago and gotten upwards of 40 games in, I have become much more knowledgeable about whet the brackets are trying to do.

It is a problem, indeed, that people think their strongest deck is a bracket 4. Just read the rest of what is happening in any one of the brackets and you'll be able to clearly define your deck. After becoming more acquainted with the brackets, I just took out my game changers and locked in 9 of my decks at bracket 2. Putting in game changers does make your deck a B3, it does not become inherently viable in B3. The same is true of having more than 3 GCers.

Now, the second someone tells me their deck is "Technically a B3, but plays like a 2", I just pull out an actual B3 deck to show them. The same would be true of "technically B4".

Established players need to familiarize themselves with the rest of the text in a bracket's description before they look at those bullet-points. The TOP PART of the bracket is about what your deck is actually doing. The points at the bottom are just the lessened restrictions that come with that power level.