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The Fox Is Coming (28)
Re: The Fox Is Comingby Ben 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: The Fox Is Coming) was posted by Ben, on 5/11/2008 1:36:07 AM:
| Hi Fadil, I enjoy these discussions as well. In response to number 5 you initially gave the reason for playing with frictionless LPs as a means of being successful with less practice. You are now not accepting that it is a cheaper way of winning points. I agree that it takes skill as there is a reason as to why there are 1400 level players and 2300 level players in the US both using frictionless LPs, but your statements are a little self contradictory. As to the rest of your beliefs I do not fully agree, but whether your JRS Dallas who is strongly in favor of the ban or Fadil Olguner who is strongly against the ban, everyone has a right to their own opinion and that is another great thing about this game. Thanks, Ben. |