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Your logic is flawed. Games based on reaction time do not reward higher IQ. Both reaction time and higher IQ are a product of faster brain chemistry. What you
by synnik 17y ago
Your logic is flawed.
Games based on reaction time do not reward higher IQ. Both reaction time and higher IQ are a product of faster brain chemistry.
What you are really asking is for a way to take biology out of the equation, and just let people be completely random.
I think you are trying to virtualize rolling dice. Issues with random number generators aside, the question isn't how to write the game... the question is why would someone play it?
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- chaosprophet 17y agoI would agree with that. As an avid gamer, I don't see the point why anyone would play a game where everyone is equal. You get to progress in the game only because you are better than the others. A game where everyone is equal and reaction time and skill doesnt matter, results in everybody progressing at the same speed which makes it boring. This is sort of reminiscent of the good ol' MUDs. The only people interested in such a game would be casual gamers, and even they would tend to get bored quickly.