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raxcave · **Posted:** Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:56 pm

thechessshark13 wrote:

"The biggest mistake you can do is to underestimate your oponent. The second, to trust him."

Pete, Rupert, I shall crush you both with only 50% of my vast intellect! :twisted:

*VD is high for listening to highly epic music*

It just getting bt8r n bt8r....

targoon · **Posted:** Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:57 pm

I can't believe I'm about to this but long live the mafia!

firemanpete · **Joined:** Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:54 pm **Posts:** 376

@Robert E Lee,

It is my opinion that it is far more dangerous to overestimate your opponent.

But of course, I much prefer a challenge to a walk over.

I am glad to find out that it is indeed you over there. I will look forward to this round and may actually buy tokens

-Pete

VForVendeta · **Posted:** Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:24 am

I will be watching and recruiting for F3. I am into a more fast paced world and need some member. Soo. Anyone who is active and experianced I could use you in F3 when it resets. Please contact me via forum messaging.

V-

raxcave · **Posted:** Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:26 am

firemanpete wrote:

@Robert E Lee,

It is my opinion that it is far more dangerous to overestimate your opponent.

But of course, I much prefer a challenge to a walk over.

I am glad to find out that it is indeed you over there. I will look forward to this round and may actually buy tokens

-Pete

Here comes the man with guns....

thechessshark13 · **Joined:** Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:02 pm **Posts:** 595

Overestimating your oponent... I do that on a regular basis, though I always try to give just the right judgement on things xD
I'd see overestimating one self as bad, if not worse than underestimating an oponent. Just as underestimating one self doesn't seem to be so bad either, but of course, there's always bad situations for everything xD

RankSS · **Posted:** Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:29 am

thechessshark13 wrote:

Overestimating your oponent... I do that on a regular basis, though I always try to give just the right judgement on things xD
I'd see overestimating one self as bad, if not worse than underestimating an oponent. Just as underestimating one self doesn't seem to be so bad either, but of course, there's always bad situations for everything xD

Noob

firemanpete · **Joined:** Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:54 pm **Posts:** 376

RankSS wrote:

thechessshark13 wrote:

Overestimating your oponent... I do that on a regular basis, though I always try to give just the right judgement on things xD
I'd see overestimating one self as bad, if not worse than underestimating an oponent. Just as underestimating one self doesn't seem to be so bad either, but of course, there's always bad situations for everything xD

Noob

Here Here!

RobertELee0 · **Joined:** Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:23 pm **Posts:** 93

firemanpete wrote:

@Robert E Lee,

It is my opinion that it is far more dangerous to overestimate your opponent.

But of course, I much prefer a challenge to a walk over.

I am glad to find out that it is indeed you over there. I will look forward to this round and may actually buy tokens

-Pete

Your opinion is wrong.

firemanpete · **Joined:** Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:54 pm **Posts:** 376

In a game where money and time is burned like this one... I do not believe I am.

I would much rather spend less time playing, and less money on reds to fight to an opponent that I had underestimated than spend a ton of cash and play every tick just to win in a landslide over an opponent who wasnt up to par with what I expected.

Either way, I have no fear of underestimating your sub... which is what I was referring to in my innitial message. If you think I should be shaking in my boots because your sub just claimed 2nd place (But hasnt taken it)...then it is you who is underestimating your opponent.

-Pete

F1 - Era 22