[ Part of the Ring-Spirit truly is a god - a dark, destructive one, but no less a god; human concerns... just, don't make a lot of sense sometimes. ...ok, a lot of times. The things little mortals tie themselves into knots over! Not getting what ya wanted sucks, yes, but that doesn't seem to be the actual issue here, so???
Part of the Ring-Spirit is a king who chose his crown - maybe a choice born out of injustice and enraged grief, but a choice all the same. No, more than a choice; he'd carved his own throne into existence through sheer spite. He understands aiming for 100%, not being willing to settle for anything less - but that's a reason to keep going, not to grind to a halt.
The Ring-Spirit, even if he knew the whys behind the Other Yugi's thought process, still wouldn't understand it. ]
Exactly. And that's what matters: because there is no downtime between rounds. Every moment spent reviewing is a moment of playtime lost.
[ This isn't about Ryslig, he's talking game theory for "life in general" here, try to keep up. ]
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Part of the Ring-Spirit is a king who chose his crown - maybe a choice born out of injustice and enraged grief, but a choice all the same. No, more than a choice; he'd carved his own throne into existence through sheer spite. He understands aiming for 100%, not being willing to settle for anything less - but that's a reason to keep going, not to grind to a halt.
The Ring-Spirit, even if he knew the whys behind the Other Yugi's thought process, still wouldn't understand it. ]
Exactly. And that's what matters: because there is no downtime between rounds. Every moment spent reviewing is a moment of playtime lost.
[ This isn't about Ryslig, he's talking game theory for "life in general" here, try to keep up. ]