[36 / 8 / 1]
>wow so this is the highly touted 7 star match I've been hearing about? So let's break this perfect piece of art down shall we. Can you explain to me how the 76th move played into the finish of the match? And expanding on that, were moves 15th, 22nd, 36th, 37th and 43rd significant in the build up to move 75th which ultimately led to move 76th resolving the match? Now these are just only a fraction of moves executed throughout the battle of attrition. What about the first half of the match where moves 1 going into the 20s. How do they matter in the grand scheme of things? Did they serve any purpose? Was there a means to an end from the preceeding moves that played a factor towards the end?
>it seems like your argument falls flat at every turn that does not inherently tie the flow of the match from a logic, cinematic, the human psyche and ultimately the brutally exahusting nature of sports standpoint that we are discussing here as the greatest of all time. With such incoherrent plot holes and disconnected loose ends, the committee has unfortunately decided to rebuke this blasphemous 7 star match rating, and give it a measly 2.5 stars. Now you will take this shambolic critique score back to whever you got it from and try harder next semester sweetie. You can even use the abundance of AI tools available to help plan better matches than what we have been subjected to today.
>it seems like your argument falls flat at every turn that does not inherently tie the flow of the match from a logic, cinematic, the human psyche and ultimately the brutally exahusting nature of sports standpoint that we are discussing here as the greatest of all time. With such incoherrent plot holes and disconnected loose ends, the committee has unfortunately decided to rebuke this blasphemous 7 star match rating, and give it a measly 2.5 stars. Now you will take this shambolic critique score back to whever you got it from and try harder next semester sweetie. You can even use the abundance of AI tools available to help plan better matches than what we have been subjected to today.
