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Grand Opening -- First Rock-Paper-Skill Tourney 25 Bonux tix 1tix entry fee Posted by webmaster (moderator) Oct 20 2006 9:12PM See MrTimmy's 1st RPS Tourney description <a href=http://www.gamecolony.com/cgi-bin/forum.plx?thread=10768>here</a>. From RPS Strategy: "RPS beginners may occasionally ask: "But isn't it all random?" RPS should not be compared to games of chance, such as bingo or lottery. RPS is first and foremost a mind game, a game of skill. Instead of making mindless choices like a beginner, a skilled RPS player makes a choice based on observation of patterns and on psychological factors (see below). This is most certainly not random. You will realize how non-random RPS is the very moment your opponent openly dares you (e.g, in online chat) to start with scissors... To predict what opening throw your opponent will lead with, you can consider two factors: (1) pattern (based on past performance) and (2) psychological factor. Pattern-based predictions deal with analysis of the past perfomance. For example, if over time you determined that your opponent is more likely to throw a Rock when trailing, perhaps a Paper can be tried. If your opponent consistently selects Paper as their preferred opener for his first run, then a cutting Scissors-lead will be more appropriate. You need, however, to vary your strategy when an evasive opponent starts masking their preferrences. That's when analysing a psychological factor should be helpful. <B>Rock Throw</B> is considered to be agressive -- a subconscious desire to crush the opponent. It also can be a fighting-back throw. <B>Paper Throw</B> is considered to be a subtle throw -- a desire to turn opponents' aggression against them. <B>Scissors Throw</B> is considered to be a semi-agressive throw -- a refined surgical-style agression. |
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