SamSpayed:If you go back and reread my example more carefully, you'll see that in that example I am the little dawg and Brett is the big dawg. All I'm saying is that when you say "You have ZERO shot of doing it in SP except for the hope you play out of this world (and get lucky) and that others make mistakes", you're incorrect. Sometimes (in fact, often) the lesser player simply played with more skill. It was not because they were lucky.
I read it, and a champion who shoots as well as you do and a TC who shoots as well as Brett- are not even close to what my example was-Even Brett recognized that.
Does skill come and go? How would a lesser player have more skill? My definition of lesser is just that less than. (I think someone less skilled can shoot a better round than their stats say, this doesn't really make them more skillful imo)
Somehow I feel like your taking some of this personally, Maybe you do consider yourself a normal 68 average player, having played a great deal of people I disagree entirely.
SamSpayed: We understood you the first time
We...lol
Is this supposed to infer that I am a lone voice while yours is the voice of We (whoever or whatever We is)? 🙄
So if you disagree with that statement- Can you explain what the draw or fun would be in watching the match I described?
If you mean players like yourself or Brett than we are talking about two vastly different things (although I think you know this) and I cant see why the Unlimited Play would hold players like yourself or Brett out of these if you really wanted to play them...
Lets try from this angle,
How does Unlimited Play hamper ones ability to make the cut in any tourney?