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There's a difference between "playing the game" and playing the game. I can sit at a chess board and move pieces around and say that chess takes no focus becaus
by MacroChip 5y ago
There's a difference between "playing the game" and playing the game. I can sit at a chess board and move pieces around and say that chess takes no focus because I chose not to focus
- lostmsu 5y agoIs there thought? How do you know his skills are not due to a few hours (tens of hours, hundreds of hours) of intense training of a few basic rules, and the rest is just freeroaming like it is for every other player?
- arcsonnet 5y agoBecause there are other players on the other side of the game. They will be at comparable levels of "intense training of a few basic rules" (due to ELO based matchmaking) and they will be trying as hard as they can to beat him.
- lostmsu 5y agoYou can't assume high-level players are trying as hard as they can in a proof that high level players are trying as hard as they can. Your argument doesn't make any sense in the scenario I described.
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