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Kavdragon
United States1251 Posts
On November 23 2011 06:04 Foolishness wrote: blaming yourself everytime for every loss will just lead you down a road where your ability will plateau. I think that this is dependent on the way that you blame yourself, and what you do in response to feeling responsible for something. | ||
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Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
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Erandorr
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
Don't blame yourself or others for losses (unless you did something really dumb that literally lost town the game like shooting 5 confirmed town players at once when there was one scum left and 6 town, including yourself.), but rather look at how you played, and then determine how you could have played better. Win or lose, I find this is a good way to actually approach the game with the aim to improve. Blaming yourself or others for losses doesn't really mean anything, unless you actually look at what you did in the game and how it played out. At least, that's how I see it, and that's the same sort of mind-set and process I apply to any game. Always look for ways to play better, no matter the results. | ||
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Cyber_Cheese
Australia3615 Posts
And I think that working out what was your fault and could have been better is placing the blame on yourself, so Wiggles is essentially agreeing too. This betting, perhaps identify the scum team, extra points for having it right earlier, can change it daily, if you change it from right you get less etc. | ||
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
On November 23 2011 10:16 Cyber_Cheese wrote: I'm with Palmar on this one. And I think that working out what was your fault and could have been better is placing the blame on yourself, so Wiggles is essentially agreeing too. This betting, perhaps identify the scum team, extra points for having it right earlier, can change it daily, if you change it from right you get less etc. It's not really working out what was your fault, because I'm saying to do this even if you win. It doesn't matter whose fault something is, because even if someone else threw the entire game, you can still look at your own play and figure out what you can do better next time, regardless. There is no blame with what I'm saying, just looking at your own play and seeing what you can do to improve it, win or lose. There's no guilt involved. | ||
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Kavdragon
United States1251 Posts
On November 23 2011 10:32 Mr. Wiggles wrote: It's not really working out what was your fault, because I'm saying to do this even if you win. It doesn't matter whose fault something is, because even if someone else threw the entire game, you can still look at your own play and figure out what you can do better next time, regardless. Exactly. It's not about winning, it's about getting better. I'm at fault when I win, and when I lose. | ||
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