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2/17/2016 1:02:10 PM
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I don't think grimoire = skill.
I do believe that grimoire = time invested which = lots of practice. There is a lot of PvP based grimoire. Even if you're not great at PvP, playing all those games for wins has to lead to you being a bit of a better player in the long run.
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[quote]I don't think grimoire = skill. I do believe that grimoire = time invested which = lots of practice. There is a lot of PvP based grimoire. Even if you're not great at PvP, playing all those games for wins has to lead to you being a bit of a better player in the long run.[/quote]
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Edited by Killtson: 2/17/2016 1:23:25 PMI believe op is pointing out that your chances of being with a more skilled player increases with a high grimoire. And in my own personal experience it rings true. That being said I have played with folks with a high grimoire that were very mediocre. Also I have played with low grimoire people and they were great. So there are exceptions to the rule. Edit. I would like to add that I'm not in agreement with 4600+ mainly because the pvp aspect of it but 4100 or more at least let's me know you have time invested in the game and should know what you are doing.
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And you're saying experience doesn't lead to skill?
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My buddy has a grim of 4800. He stinks on ice. It's like his first day everyday. It's brutal.
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He knows!! ^^
