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@CrakKCRacKKrAkK:
For
team
games,
you
are
right,
at
least
when
the
team
as
a
whole
still
has
a
fighting
chance.
For
1v1
games,
it
is
a
waste
of
time
to
hunt
down
every
last
thing.
After
the
first
time─which
is
basically
the
venting
of
all
the
pent-up
frustration
from
your
previous
50
losses─it
is
not
satisfying
to
smash
every
last
thing
your
opponent
built.
It's
boring
to
have
to
knock
out
every
little
powerplant
and
shield
generator
when
your
opponent
has
lost
and
knows
it.
The
rudeness
comes
from
forcing
your
opponent
into
such
boredom,
and
is
only
at
all
acceptable
in
tournament
play
when
there
is
still
a
sliver
of
hope
for
the
losing
player.
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@CrakKCRacKKrAkK:
For
team
games,
you
are
right,
at
least
when
the
team
as
a
whole
still
has
a
fighting
chance.
For
1v1
games,
it
is
a
waste
of
time
to
hunt
down
every
last
thing.
After
the
first
time─which
is
basically
the
venting
of
all
the
pent-up
frustration
from
your
initial
50
losses─it
is
not
satisfying
to
smash
every
last
thing
your
opponent
built.
It's
boring
to
have
to
knock
out
every
little
powerplant
and
shield
generator
when
your
opponent
has
lost
and
knows
it.
The
rudeness
comes
from
forcing
your
opponent
into
such
boredom,
and
is
only
at
all
acceptable
in
tournament
play
when
there
is
still
a
sliver
of
hope
for
the
losing
player.
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