> Because learning and improving is part of the pleasure of chess. Important to remember this is not a universal truth for all people. > If I play Catan with

> Because learning and improving is part of the pleasure of chess. Important to remember this is not a universal truth for all people. > If I play Catan with my friends, it’s fun… Interestingly, you and I seem to be opposites here. I only play chess for fun and never care if I improve, but spent thousands of hours in my college years analyzing and improving at Catan. I wonder if this is simply a matter of whether one prefers deterministic or stochastic games for optimization.