> However, the study also found that reactive movements were less accurate than intentional ones, and that the increased movement speed did not make up for the

> However, the study also found that reactive movements were less accurate than intentional ones, and that the increased movement speed did not make up for the initial delay. This makes some game theoretical sense I think. If the first mover is allowed to take his time he will hit and win. The second mover rushing denies this, it creates the opportunity for a lucky hit. Now the first player adapts by aiming a little less than he would want, also creating a possibility of a miss-miss.