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Competitive games for gamers with slow reflexes
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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The competitive 100OJ scene is a strange thing given how random this game is and how much your results are dependent on dice rolls, warp panel destinations and other random effects. You get many hilarious situations like rolling four zeroes or getting seagull'd in your face, but if you play it for wins, this can be pretty frustrating.
On the other side, this game is pretty chill and fun, has large userbase and doesn't require much clicks or reaction! So it's perfect for relaxing with friends in a voice chat on a hard day's night.
Yeah, 100% OJ is...interesting.
Though I'd say if you're beating 25% wins or so you're already doing above par. (Par may be slightly above that since CPU players tend to be stupid, though they may have improved the AI since I last played.)