>Athlete wins, jumps with joy, yells
>Traditional gamer wins, gives a slight nod, supresses a smile
What's wrong with you guys?
>Athlete wins, jumps with joy, yells
>Traditional gamer wins, gives a slight nod, supresses a smile
What's wrong with you guys?
>Traditional gamer wins
Stop playing 4E.
We sold fun and all fun accessories for enlightenment
>tfw too intelligent to believe in fun
I believe the implication is traditional games like board games and card games.
Winning a board/card/war game isnt preceded by waves of adrenalin.
Could it be? Should it be?
Honour, respect, humility, knowing it will amount to nothing etc.
Winning a game, although a joyous experience, means that the game is over, and that is sobering and somber. The smile is for delight, and the nod is for respect.
Let's take a moment to acknowledge the moment that has passed.
An athlete is typically engaged in strenuous aerobic activity up to the moment of judgment, which amplifies emotional responses for bio-chemical reasons.
We are not disembodied minds of pure logic.
>Honour
My adversary does me great dishonor by treating my defeat at his hand as if it were a mere trifle.