Psyche_7
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Food for thought: when I signed up for "Novichok" back in the day, I had already played in several full-fledged tournaments (including the JebusCross Tournament, finishing 8-12th, which was pretty good for someone new to online play, especially considering the competition). And there were players who played even better.
So there will always be someone who plays better. This is an incentive to improve. "Best player for Stronghold" - look at who the victories are against; it's all relative. Winning is, of course, pleasant, but if you don't practice, there will be fewer opportunities and tournaments to do so each year (because the overall level is increasing). "If you just want to play, just play, and we'll win" (c) Gunnar.
So there will always be someone who plays better. This is an incentive to improve. "Best player for Stronghold" - look at who the victories are against; it's all relative. Winning is, of course, pleasant, but if you don't practice, there will be fewer opportunities and tournaments to do so each year (because the overall level is increasing). "If you just want to play, just play, and we'll win" (c) Gunnar.
