QuoteIt's not subjective, and it is documented, because we have replays and testimonials of other players.
Also we have physics, science, psychology etc as well.
You just haven't bothered to look, study, or ask.
You are so narrowed minded and one sided it is unbelievable. So again, it is entirely subjective. Your opinion.
QuoteExplain how it is wrong?It is wrong, it is more hand holding.
QuoteIt has nothing to do with communism.
You don't get to decide if it's honorable or not and write that as a factual statement for all mankind, sure, in your opinion, it's not honorable, which we already established.
As i've already explained it gets used in funners, there is entirely nothing "wrong" with giving each player the same amount of time to play their turn.
For example, what is honorable in one culture, may offend and disgust in another.
You don't get to decide either whatever it is Komodo. It is more rewarding to rope without parachute. So if one player fails and doesn't match up with the other player's time and performance, that's their fault, let alone if they fail.
To fail is a normal human thing Komodo, it is important to allow people to be reminded of their mistakes. They become more aware of their faults and will likely try to avoid it. With chute, it can cloud their roping, while without, you will see clearly at the mistake performed.
QuoteMy quote wasn't about other people, it was about you.I think my answer was pretty clear, unfortunately for you, facts keeps punching you.
So let's ignore other people right now because that was about you.
I don't need to reply to this because you haven't answered the question yet.
QuoteNo, i'm saying you will improve faster by using parachute, rather than not using parachute.Then you Komodo are deeply in the error. I am sorry for you.
At no point did I say "in order to get better faster, instant repeat by parachute save is necessary in contrast to no parachute
QuoteFor example, if someone spends 30 hours a week playing without parachute, versus someone playing 2 hours a week with parachute, the person playing 30 hours a week will more than likely improve faster.Are you proposing a test? You seem to come up with random numbers and ideas. You have no idea what you are talking about. You try act some knowledgeable person but you are just now spilling nonsense.
But if that person playing 30 hours a week, were to play with parachute, they would generally improve faster over time, as i've already explained.
QuoteI would, perhaps say roping without parachute requires more patience(from falling, and having to wait to go again), but definitely not more consistency.And more consistency

QuoteI just mean, you would probably have better luck sharing your passion, if you went about it in a more positive manner, is all.If you can't handle how I roll, then go in a corner and cry. Facts don't care about your feelings.
QuoteWhether you realize it or not, you have been advertising things you are passionate about.Belittle the views and practices of other people? You are doing that here in this topic. If you can't accept what I have to say, that's on you. I can accept and see where you are coming from, but if you can't you are lost.
And you didn't just voice your opinion, you tried to belittle the views and practices of other people as well.
QuoteThat's completely different, because in your example, using different characters actually changes the physics of the game. When I used other games as examples, I said completing the game without using mushrooms etc, not a different character which has different abilities etc.See? You can't even stand facts, and comparison! You just don't like it when other people flip the tables at you. That's low, and let alone egotistical of you. You belittle my views, you disrespect everything. So why should I care? I tried to explain that no parachute have its advantages, and is faster to master (imo). No matter how I put it, no matter how I place my words, you remain ignorant. The only thing there is left is a picture book for dummies.
That would be like roping, with different physics, which doesn't happen. In roping, with or without parachute, everything is the same.
So no, I won't think about it like that, because that would be ignorant.
SIGH.