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Really fun game, main channel material IMO.
Spoiler: BUT, after everything, I think it was a dishonorable move to try anything at the end there. Do you disagree? After all the pretty explicit signaling, I just don't see it any other way, if you actually try to win after being as clear as you can be that you'll willingly take second. To me, at that point it goes outside competitiveness and becomes just a generally dishonorable thing to do. I know you've been upset at other players for comparable moves before, in competition at least. Do you see this differently?
RE honour, I do disagree.
I am amoral about the game itself. Honour is not a box that exists conceptually here other than cheating. If it's cheating, then it's dishonourable those are equivalent. If I can play to win without cheating I will and furthermore my opponents should expect me to do so.
You or I or anyone can disagree about how the rules 'should be' but we cannot get an ought from an is.
And in the world that is, according to these rules we know what cheating is and what it isn't.
"To me, at that point it goes outside competitiveness and becomes just a generally dishonorable thing to do."
I would also like to say that your opinion here is the majority one. Most people think this way. It seems to me to be a difference between the competitive mindset and everyone else. I read a book called Playing to Win and the author called this the Scrub mentality. I personally think it's useful to fully understand the rules of whatever game I'm playing and play to my outs effectively. The big difference in competition v anonymous ranked is I am forming a relationship with people I may have to work with again. In that context betrayal (honourable or not) is a bad long term strategy because why would I want to teach people not to work with me again in the future?
Great question! I love talking about this every time it comes up.
@@FreePete Totally agree. If I were magenta I would totally get it. Gotta respect tha hustle lol. And Magenta did respect it, leaving plenty of troops on caps. Pete didn't drag out the game or anything...
@@FreePete I understand your point of view. I'll spare you having to read too long of a wall of text and resist the temptation to broaden the scope of the discussion, mainly because I'm too lazy to put enough effort into a YT comment debate to express any substantial point adequately, lol. I know you have a philosophical education and have plenty of thoughtful things to say, but I'm sure you're not too keen on wasting your time here either.
I will note, though, that oftentimes it's cheaters, even at the elite level of sports, for example - and videogames as well, I'm sure - who exemplify the ultra-competitive mindset at its peak. I'm sure you've heard the saying "if you're not cheating you're not trying". I've heard it from world champions and Olympic level athletes who fully meant it! If you take competitiveness as the ultimate principle, discarding concepts like honor, among others, as mere weakness or suboptimal strategy where there's not an obvious strategic benefit - well, it certainly gets you all kinds of interesting places, whether in lesser games or in the game of Life, but again, to say anything meaningful we'd have to broaden the argument.
I think the essential difference is whether one brings a sort of meta-principle of honor into competition or not (whether you adhere to any such guiding principle in the first place is another question).
My point is, competitiveness, taken far enough, easily loses respect for things like "rules" - which is still an honor system you're adhering to, at the end of the day, only a less meta one, right? I think you're correct that most people just aren't competitive enough - and you'd probably agree that this difference finds expression in every facet of our activities on Earth! Anyway, if you read this far, cheers, I appreciate the reply and explanation!
I'm still waiting to be in a game...
Not to win or lose...
But to spoiler block my own game haha 🤣
@@himalayantongue I built a forum on my discord for these sorts of things and suffice to say I did read what you wrote there and we do still just see it differently on the level of princples.
i was the magenta player this game, gg's pete. i am chanda the loyal and i think this was the second time i played against you. love the video's
well played!
Would be interesting to know your thoughts during the game. For example, did you recognize that green (Pete) was a good player early on? Was your intention to go first and second with him?
@@lucasfabisiak9586 you quickly recognize a good person, its not my intention to finish first and second, i just play for the win
Just checked your rank, congratz on GM!
It's not magenta it's pink ❗❗❗❗
That blue kill was probably one of the most satisfying kills you ever made lol
GG
18:13 starts the greatest moment in risk history. Pete I’ve never met you but I love you.
GOTTEMMM
I love when you use the voice modulator and say "Put troops... ON your capitals." Gets me every time.
10:59 This is Pete's "I want to destroy you" laugh
If you were holding a set on 3 you would have had the cap run at the end. Fun game to watch. Thanks Pete!
Indeed. I wonder if I had gone for a fourth card before asking for second if my opponent would have played it differently?
I have a weird request. Can u make a cool graphic with your 3 rules of caps that u can flash whenever a dummy breaks them.
Love the "Europe Advanced Progressive Capitals" had me laughing out loud
18:42 😂😂, fuck good shit
Sitting here watching Pete mess around with yellow remembering that yellow had 6 troops on his cap for like 5 rounds 🤬
Hi Pete, after some grinding this season and 6 consecutive wins I just knocked out, I’ve finally got Grandmaster.
Thank you for the vids, tips, and lessons you keep pushing out, wouldn’t have achieved it without them!
That small break from Blue really sent this into a downward spiral
49 loss on an 80 gain was pretty darn good. We like you too Pete! GG.
Pete its been fourteen and half minutes. How did we get here?
Yellow had your kill before you even set on five. They didnt take it and i assume you spemd the next 45 minutes showing us why you are so good. Lets go!
Oh. That took a turn.
What a game! quite the roller coaster, and yes blue and yellow absolutely tasted it. The action was kind of happening elsewhere, if white hadn't stepped it could have been a more interesting end game but likely a longer game.
Pete loses capital.
*Checks time left in video*
"Hooooooo boyyyy, here we gooo"
Just in case you didn't notice it, you were getting some kind of feedback from your mic this game.
thank you I'll listen carefully
Omg wow the Blue kill lol
HAHAA
Pete why you dont use emotes like fistbump?
Hi ya, he's mentioned it in the past, he doesn't buy emotes on his alternate accounts so he can show how to interact and be diplomatic without access to them.
Blue is a speedrunner
This was a good one buddy ❤
This game gas it ALL! 👍❤
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Spoiler Blocker 🛡
Blue played stanky
Yellow lets you live you and turn on them🤣
I laughed hard
nice
S-s-s-s-Spoiler Breakerrrrr 👍
Maybe 1 day ill be in a game and spoiler block my own game haha 😂
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