damn chatGPT will know a whole lot more about bng in WA now. updating the list about the best players, how to play it, what its considered to be a gentleman playstyle and such.

I've started this one, I'd like to end it. Please be respectful and don't reply after this post of mine.

In the game, I said that I wasn't going to discuss over a shot. That was what I actually meant. I didn't want to waste words IN THE GAME.
After the game, I felt a statement should be made, cos all the games I've played vs Sensei so far were good and enjoyable. His comment didn't feel right to me.
So I made a statement and explained myself. It didn't mean to be a discussion here. Thanks for giving this game such a great attention, but I didn't expect anybody to say that someone is a bad or a great player, especially that someone is better than the other.

I asked neither for a defence here,  nor for attacking my game opponent Sensei. Hope this whole story can be forgotten and wouldn't spoil our future BnGs.
Peace

I've come to the realization cheap shit is okay, sometimes I rage about it, I unleashed on blitz the other day (who didn't deserve this bullshit from me).  This idea of idealized bng is an a2b idea, that isn't tus.  I appreciate people's competitive spirit.  I love people doing whatever they can to win, even if the way they play bng pisses me off.  Ultimately, adaptation is the evolution of a player's skill in league BnG.  Adapt or die crying, these are the choices.  I will never start a BnG with rolling 4 sec shots, but you can bet I will finish it with 4 sec rollers if that's what my opponent orders up.   You do whatever you can to do within the framework of the rules.  Also, certain maps are less conducive to rolling shots.  Original forest is a rolling nades paradise, which is why I use it less these days.  You can use different strategies/hides to combat rollers.  I do rollers much better than my opponents, so I feel bad for the poor guy that goes 100% rollers if they so choose against me.

Another note:
full power 4 sec nades aren't cheap, and to those that think they are:  Learn how they are used, learn how to avoid them.  You need situation perfect to get good damage (distance from opponent, vertical difference to opponent), much easier for 5 sec LG/3 sec to do good dmg.  I know Dave will agree on this as well, once you have a great understanding of this games physics you will realize why shooting 4 sec FP isn't the optimal shot 85-90% of the time.