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Originally posted by Derby
Unless JJ2 is a game of luck or playstyle collisions make up fifty percent of the events in the game, that is hands down, only wishful thinking. It is very rarely a game of rock, paper, scissors. It is especially different when you have completely different factors occurring with each sort of game, and that may be where you're mixed up. It often varies with level and gametype, too. Overall, however, skill makes more of a difference, and playstyle collisions are far from enough to change the results of a game. I just find the rock, paper, scissors wish to be rather silly, that's all.
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You have a point. I was simplifying it. However, the truth is that it's hard to declare one player the best player of all time, since different players play different ways. That's what I was trying to say.
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