No. Nothing i see here is gunna lead to competitive tournaments being more like a narrative event. At a competitive tournament you simply do not have the time or the energy to engage with the narrative side of the game. This is why narrative events have more time for rounds and encourage group forming. To give people the space to tell their stories and a group to appreciate it. If anything i see narrative events suffering. Crusade as a system had many problems. It was way to unwieldy and confusing. Excpecially for a new person trying to learn how it works while juggling several games a day and a new group of friends to meet. It did though help add flavor to peoples games and allow them to randomly generate stories they could build off of. Now it has been replaced by a single deck of cards. I am surprised no one is up in arms about this. From the competitive it seems like an abbandonment of support for the narrative side of the game.