LogFAQs > #899076489

What about before the game even starts, the process of deckbuilding?

What about situations that others have brought up, such as knowing when to press for board control and when to hold back to wait for a clear? Or doing things like getting the random element out of the way first with life tap/discover cards? Are these not things that require skill to navigate? These are conscious decisions that players make in order to swing the game in their favor, are they not? Is that not what skill is?

Why did you speak of Kripp as deserving of the #1 player status earlier? You spoke as though the reason he is the #1 player is because he consistently makes the best plays. Is that not skill?

What you're ultimately saying is that it's not the end result that matters, it's that both players have equal chance to achieve that end result, right? So how is discover/adapt any different if both players get access to the same result pool?

Aaaaallllll these are questions that you did not address directly, but instead referred to an article by mark rosewater that not only isn't about hearthstone, but isn't even completely for your argument.

Assuming this is what ulti is saying, anyway, that he did answer me. Because let it be known that while he did in fact answer SOME of my early questions, he stopped directly addressing them point by point as I did with him, once it became apparent I had comebacks for each of his arguments.

What I want, ulti, is to go back and forth until one of us has no other answer than, "I was wrong, you were right" and it's apparent I will not get that with you, so good bye.
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