Okay, let's see here.
It's also very easy to understand and familiar to most players, since efficiency is the most popular form of measured play. Actually, are there any others? Besides ranked, I guess.
Using the argument "X was designed for the purpose of Y, not Z" is a good way to make me lose my patience very quickly. What we assume the game designers were thinking when they put a mechanic in the game is relevant to approximately nothing.
Legitimate issue. Drafts really should include the extent to which RNG abuse is legal in the rules.
I never actually looked at any experience drafts, but I think I understand the concept. What's this about good draft parameters though? It's not hard to see if a ruleset is good or not.
And fun. It's a similar kind of appeal to the lower tiers of pokemon.
Rescue "abuse" isn't a problem. That's your own irrational bias.
I would have to imagine that in a draft like this would need multiple offsets and must-reset situations to make it challenging enough to not get a perfect score without being drunk off your tits. Maybe, but this idea needs to be developed before it's worth discussing.
None. A "normal" FE run keeps track of no parameters, you just play the game.
Since "what makes FE fun" is highly subjective, this probably isn't the best line of thinking to use.
With infinite turns, you can do anything. I don't think any draft ruleset will work without turncount having at least significant influence.
They can be accounted for, and apparently it can be made to work, but it's going too far to say that they should.
A few drafts have given credit for support conversations. It works okay, but it's sort of complicated.
Unquantifiable and thus a bad idea.
Too many factors. I don't think I would want to keep track of all of this, nevermind plan for it.
Sorry, what?
My brain completely switched off during this part. Drafting should never be a maths project.
It does!
There is no "real" fun of FE, as clearly demonstrated by the fact that we all play it in different ways. Join one of zahlman's drafts, those seem to be closest to what you're looking for.