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War ja nicht nur die Telekom, Leute haben bei der Dotcom-Blase auch noch unfassbare Mengen an Geld verloren, dann die Bankenkrise, soll nicht heißen dass der Finanzmarkt nicht trotzdem der Go-To sein muss aber warum viele nach diesen ~10 Jahren kein Vertrauen haben kann ich schon auch verstehen. Natürlich ist hier jedem der Unterschied zwischen ETFs und Einzelaktien klar aber gerade solche Dinger wie Telekom oder Immobilien wurden auch von allen "Finanzexperten" als absolt todsicher eingestuft. Wenn ich keine Ahnung von Finanzen habe, warum sollte ich jetzt den Leuten glauben die mich davor auch schon mehrfach verarscht haben.

even if they don't really want to do ovals I think they just realize that half assing things just isn't their thing, and on top the championship penalty from missing all ovals, so maybe they don't love it but still do it because it's just what a racer does

Und die Brötchen sind zu 97% irgendwelche Backlinge die aus Luft und Wasser bestehen. Die typischen Bäckereien gehen einfach aus gutem Grund pleite, kaum jemand bietet so schlechte ware zu so hohen Preisen. Backautomat im Supermarkt ist die gleiche mäßige Scheiße aber kostet die Hälfte bis ein Viertel.

imo it also depends on the ally set, in like 20? 40? percent of the games the Otto AI is stuck with the most useless as fuck 1-3 province allies like shitty QQ, Hisn Kayfa, ruined Tunis, where even if Otto AI doing Otto things you can often do it if some superpowers do well and you can ally them like Austria PLC Russia Timy

completely rng no doubt but even on VH when the alliance set makes it basically a 5v1 or something it's absolutely doable, yet every few games you see it happen

It's stupid anyway.

Football is a game designed with X rules and you are supposed to be as good as possible within these rules. If the game turns to shit because the best way to play is shit it's nobodys fault to begin with. Same with the Catenaccio era.

I hate statements like this even if it's not meant literally because it's a completely wrong way to look at it to begin with, it's not Guardiola that ruined it (if that were true), it's that everyone else was too stupid to ruin it before. I'd rather watch paint dry than have a return of full on tiki taka, but it's still the inherent design of a sport that results will dictate everything.

Not that unheard of anyway lots of other sports had to change rules to make unattractive strategies less effective, even football did it, just much less often.