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Loptr wrote:Been reading this thread.
BattleChrist would make a statement that struck me as off or wrong, then he would explain his logic. I think his points are accurate to being the best on a given day. I also think he is acknowledging this is a temporary at best state. The long term win requires the double D’s.
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Soo Ma Tai wrote:Drive and desire do nothing if you never learn to swing the sword. The aren't the foundation, they are the glue, nails etc, that hold the whole thing from coming apart. Striking, footwork, etc, are the base and framework, thus the word basics. They provide the base. The drive and desire allow you to build on that framework. It allows you to maintain being the best by continuing to improve. Desire and drive alone do not make a good fighter. We have a guy here, Silverwolf....tons of desire, listens, trys the stuff we tell him. Unfortunately he does not possess the physical skills necessary, coordination etc, to even master the simplest of strikes. He will likely never be the best, becuse he lacks the physical skills necessaruy to do so. He simply can't learn the basics needed.
Kerb wrote:Soo, How do you propose someone learns to swing a sword that has no desire to learn or drive to practice? To me learning is a function of having the desire and drive to want it. Now yes those are the physical basics, which you learn and practice because you have drive and desire. I have said the drive and desire are not the end all be all, they are the base that you build these things upon. The person that has the drive and desire to be the best has a chance at doing so, but that does not mean they will be the best. A person with no desire or drive to be the best has essentially no chance in hell of getting there. We are not disagreeing that the physical basics are highly important, but you will never learn them without the desire to do so. There is much more to fighting than physical skill, but yes, if someone for whatever reason can not physically hack it, they do not stand a chance either, as they are now missing the next "floor" of their fighting monument.
Kerb wrote:Subject: Re: Becoming The Best ....
Kerb wrote:looking at a snapshot to determine who is best is a lot like determining the winner of a sports game at the halfway point, sure your right for that moment, but who knows what can happen by the end of the game.
Since this game essentially has no end you can't have a definitive answer to who is The Best when its all said and done, because that never happens.
This is why I have been asking questions to those that say drive and desire are unnecessary in who the best happens to be. I see the point they are trying to make, I really do, if you froze everything to a single point of time then I would agree with them, but we can't do that currently so I keep asking why they are throwing out such attributes when they play such a huge part in the ever evolving definition of "The Best".
BattleChrist wrote:HAHAHAHA really? Read the first post champ.
BattleChrist wrote:Which is the point of this conversation, it's not asking how to get there or for a spacific person just what the best fighter has and drive/desire don't change their skill if they are the best.
BattleChrist wrote:Well Kerb and i aren't going to agree but for the most part i agree with everything else, hope all these ideas have helped you decide what you think makes someone the best Dagganoth. Also you better go to next Chaos Dag.
p_quick wrote:BattleChrist wrote:Well Kerb and i aren't going to agree but for the most part i agree with everything else, hope all these ideas have helped you decide what you think makes someone the best Dagganoth. Also you better go to next Chaos Dag.
Kerb wins =) determination and desire was it?
Kerb wrote:However, I think i've clearly gotten my point across, and now you guys are already giving away my secrets, how could you?? How could you?
MeleeMoses wrote:Becoming the best will never happen to anyone. There will always be a fighter who will have your card.
Slagar wrote:Nope. Kerb's secret is the same as mine. Bhakdar said it best: lefty, lanky, and athletic. I am, and so can you!
MeleeMoses wrote:Becoming the best will never happen to anyone. There will always be a fighter who will have your card.
Having fun, in my opinion, is the best way to become a strong fighter
that's why i fight in the first place, to have a good time! Not to try to prove something to everyone, **** em. I fight to fight and have fun. Loose myself on a **** day with an amazing sparring session. Fight because you love it. Not because you want your glory and praise.
Also connection with the community. Enough so that some of them even become your family.
these things are how i became a good fighter and will always keep me fighting
for fun and family, not to tell someone i am better then them
thats all
Demox wrote:Slagar wrote:Nope. Kerb's secret is the same as mine. Bhakdar said it best: lefty, lanky, and athletic. I am, and so can you!
Lanky?...I hate to be the first to tell you this Slagar but your kinda a beefy dude
Kerb wrote:Also, I, just like Brennon, disagree that there can never be a "best". Now to have someone that is completely unstoppable, that may indeed be a pipe dream.
But even if the person that is the best changes every second, someone still will be the best. The problem comes in defining who that person is, as we see in this nice long discussion, we can't even agree on the parameters to make a definition.
MeleeMoses wrote:Kerb wrote:Also, I, just like Brennon, disagree that there can never be a "best". Now to have someone that is completely unstoppable, that may indeed be a pipe dream.
But even if the person that is the best changes every second, someone still will be the best. The problem comes in defining who that person is, as we see in this nice long discussion, we can't even agree on the parameters to make a definition.
You are correct.....I'll go ahead and take that step. I am a better fighter then all of you....I am the best
thread over
Kerb wrote:MeleeMoses wrote:Kerb wrote:Also, I, just like Brennon, disagree that there can never be a "best". Now to have someone that is completely unstoppable, that may indeed be a pipe dream.
But even if the person that is the best changes every second, someone still will be the best. The problem comes in defining who that person is, as we see in this nice long discussion, we can't even agree on the parameters to make a definition.
You are correct.....I'll go ahead and take that step. I am a better fighter then all of you....I am the best
thread over
Prove it.
Kyrian wrote:Thanks to the rain gods (that includes you, Gorlock)
Mekoot Gorlock wrote:plus it's not like you can prove him wrong.
Mekoot Gorlock wrote:plus it's not like you can prove him wrong.
Kerb wrote:
Yet.
Brennon EH wrote:Is this kid intentionally a troll, or just an imbecile?
Brennon EH wrote:Is this kid intentionally a troll, or just an imbecile?
Ralimar wrote:And it was scary. So I stopped doing it.
Warthog wrote:Good game! I play sports!
Zwei ap Owen wrote:Juicer sho' nuff loves tuh shuffle.
p_quick wrote:rali do you still fight? the last time i fought with you was at a SW like 6 years ago...
Kyrian wrote:Thanks to the rain gods (that includes you, Gorlock)
Zwei ap Owen wrote:Juicer sho' nuff loves tuh shuffle.
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