How do you define (meaningful) choice?

[ForsakenRoe]

To say CS caused "decision-making" is like insisting that a half-broken crutch provides more "decision-making" than flipper shifters. There was a clear best answer for when to change gears and the lock-in was virtually irrelevant unless it jammed.

I assume you meant clutch, rather than crutch, but you also make me realize that I'm like those people who insist that manual is better than automatic when it comes to gearboxes on cars