Watching content before actually doing it?

[Djeserit]

because this games dodging is very easy, avoid the giant circles and colors.

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Why make the first attempt a no brainer by seeing all the content.

Claims game is very easy (a no brainer).

Then asks why make the game a no brainer by knowing what to do beforehand.




Why are you playing, again? Apparently everything is very easy anyway, so isn't the game just handing you a win even when you walk in without any experience?


Again, knowing what is going to happen, especially when 3-23 other people are relying on you to not mess up, doesn't mean you will do it perfectly the first time. It just means that you will do it better than you would have had you gone in blind.

As someone else said, if you don't want to do it to make things easier for the others in your group, then at least do it so you don't look like an idiot for not having gathered basic intel. Choosing not to do so makes you look lazy and makes it obvious you don't care to be a team player.

Alternatively, make your own groups with the sole purpose of going in blind to start with.

The no brainer part refers to knowing every step of the attempt without having done it, ex, watching a guide.

Just because you know how something works doesn't mean you can implement it perfectly the first time you ever experience it. Children "know" how to drive vehicles by the time they are ~7, but you wouldn't put a 7 year old behind the wheel for obvious reasons. Going into a fight blind is akin to doing just that, without the mortal danger.

I know I'll never convince you otherwise, but going into a fight blind when the information is so readily available is rude to the other players in your groups, and reflects badly on your willingness to be a team player.