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You need to write a dissertation on the mastery of contradiction, Siggi. You have it down to an art.

Btw, I don't think I am better than you, but from the way you talk I am confident that I would be - Whether I take the game seriously or not.

Contradiction number one: 'Or do you think you are so 'good' at the game that you could believe anyone beatable, no matter what their ability at it?'

So ability is a question now? I thought no one had any ability...

Contradiction number two: 'a) it's a remarkably accurate simulation and b) the rules we play by simulate real life involvement in air combat. '

You tear the game apart exactly because it is NOT realistic. The fact that you use the word 'simulation' is your only saving grace.

I would agree that there are a few players out there that have learnt just about everything that the demo has to offer already. But I do not agree that everyone has.

I'd disagree completely that you have learnt every single situation and permutation of the game so far, though.

That's some extensive playing there, bud. Have you played everyone that there is to play already? And fought each and every one of them in every inch of the two maps, each having each and every combination of weapon in each of those million situations?

Wow.

Oh, and I've beaten players who have much better ping than me. And have been beaten (in other games) by players who have much worse ping than me.

I saw a player in MOH the other day who had 15 ping and didn't have a clue.

I am a better player than that person. Simple really. I don't feel big because of it, it's just a fact.

I get off much more when I play MoH from a decent team-effort than any single act of my own.

I can imagine a conversation you would have before a game now...

'Hey, let's go play Medal of Honor and get an even amount of kills as everyone else!'

'Cool! yeh, let's go! Sounds great!'

You seem bored of the game already, and it hasn't even come out yet. Why bother playing it?

It's a sad fact, but you are the kind of person who's knee-jerk reaction (or should I say wrist-jerk?) is to brand someone a cheat just because they beat you easilly.