Originally Posted by
Yshnal
Wait wait wait. Wasn't it to have fun with a personal/group challenge and be proud of your own achievement once you beat it? Damn it, I must have been playing wrong!
FYI, most athletes and other competitive people (that's it, the humble ones worth admiring) want to improve as a matter of personal superation, not to tell their rivals how they're way better/superior than them, or to have people respecting/adulating/worshiping them. That's how some new world records happen. Just a little side thought.