Silver Sky Magician
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^ There have been several suggestions to improve Angel's original idea. A relevant one to IsaiahtheMage, Smackie El Frog and possibly xxmirxx (though I have no idea why xxmirxx disapproves of Angel's idea-you could make it clearer) is that there could be an option to hide your loss record. If you are proud of your win-loss record, then you could simply choose not to hide it. Angel seems to disapprove of the option suggestion, but she has not stated why. Could you do so, Angel? I feel that this suggestion would please both those with bad win-loss records and those with win-loss records they are proud of, as both parties can choose whether or not they would want to hide their loss records. Our wins and our losses may define us, but they should not be all. Everyone should be allowed to be viewed on a clean slate, especially if they are players who have grown from being inexperienced and bad at EpicDuel to good players. Not everyone has the time and the will to rack up a number of wins sufficient to eclipse their losses. A person with a less-than-good win-loss record should not be stereotyped as a bad, or even worse, useless player, a mere burden especially in 2 vs 2. Since it is far harder to remove the stereotype, I think it is reasonable to remove the thing that causes this stereotype. At the same time, with the suggestions to improve on Angel's idea, those with true skill and will can still be credited, as they can still proudly display their painstakingly crafted win-loss record. It's a win-win situation, and I fully support this suggestion. EDIT: Off topic: 100th post :D
< Message edited by Silver Sky Magician -- 4/6/2011 10:21:29 >
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