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jayl0ve wrote:It has nothing to do with playing SF with racquets, or playing 'unfair', or playing to piss people off, you are making a straw man argument....so just forget it you wouldn't understand anyways
I agree, it doesn't even matter if they're not working for you and I'm blasting them for winners, if you're hitting a drop shot every point you're just making the match retarded for both people.
jayl0ve wrote:Those 'rules of sportsmanship' though are the 'mental blocks' the article mentions. They're artificial.
jayl0ve wrote:Also see the point in the article where he says something to the effect of 'if a game isn't 'fun' when played at a high level, then that's the game's fault, not the player's'.
TS4 is just a far inferior game to SF2 so I guess it's a stretch, but I think a ton of that article applies.
jayl0ve wrote:Also, the 'emphasis on winning' is not weird, these kind of articles and the strategies discussed therein are kinda aimed at tournament-level players (i.e guys who go to EVO to compete in Street Fighter), and winning is all that matters.
jayl0ve wrote:U mad bro?
Amazing Matheja wrote:In my humble opinion (ahem!), some part (and maybe more than we think) of Jay's article could be largely applied to any games where competition, and therefore skills, is involved...
But maybe we could also "tone it down" a bit (is that a correct sentence?...) for the most part of us who just want to have fun...
My brilliant 2cents thought... ^^
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better yet I WILL LOOT your house and take your xbox away because IM ELITE AND MUST WIN BY ANY MEANS NECESSARYTamthewasp wrote:So does win by any means necassary also mean planting an explosive device on your opponents tv before u play waiting to the right moment to detonate.
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