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Yes, I agree; I guess I'm just a newbie with little experience. I'll be smarter in the future, maybe I'll even learn how to cheat. After all, it's not my fault that my opponent doesn't know how to cheat; he's just an idiot for not knowing. It would be logical if football clubs went onto the field and then said, "Nah, let's just decide this now; why bother for 45 minutes?"
P.S. I'm asking in advance not to ban me or give me negative marks in the future if I stream, cheat, and do all sorts of things; I'm just tactically smarter.
This kind of positioning makes it very difficult for new players to break into the group. Then what question can there be about competitiveness – there isn't any, and if there isn't, then it's no longer a sport. And why, interestingly, are fixed matches punished in almost all sports? Remember, for example, (I may not be accurate in the details) in a doubles tournament in tennis (it seems at the last summer Olympics), the Koreans were punished for losing to their opponents in order to get easier opponents. And everyone perceived this as disrespect to the opponents, the fans, and, above all, the spirit and idea of the sport.
P.S. I'm asking in advance not to ban me or give me negative marks in the future if I stream, cheat, and do all sorts of things; I'm just tactically smarter.
This kind of positioning makes it very difficult for new players to break into the group. Then what question can there be about competitiveness – there isn't any, and if there isn't, then it's no longer a sport. And why, interestingly, are fixed matches punished in almost all sports? Remember, for example, (I may not be accurate in the details) in a doubles tournament in tennis (it seems at the last summer Olympics), the Koreans were punished for losing to their opponents in order to get easier opponents. And everyone perceived this as disrespect to the opponents, the fans, and, above all, the spirit and idea of the sport.
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