It's not the benefits they get, but the fact that they are taking them away from legitimate novices. Every TC they win is a TC that somebody who did nothing wrong loses, and analogously with the stats.


Preparing ourselves for fighting black belts is exactly what we are doing by training first with our equals. When you download a new game of a genre you've never played before, do you play on "Insane" expecting to learn the ropes faster than "Easy"?

Huh? If they lose then they don't get TC. If your aim is to get TC then losing is wrong.......

I didn't realize you are a farmer only playing to get TC.

You learn faster against overwhelming force than against something you can knock over with your little finger. Learning occurs from falling flat on your face and making mistakes, not constantly winning and strutting about as the big fish in the little pond.

Learning the ropes takes very little time, while mastering a game will take forever. Once you know how to move your character, you need to learn how to move it effectively and efficiently. You don't learn that by playing against equally inefficient and ineffective players. You learn that by playing against better players and seeing what works and what doesn't.


Quite honestly, if the only thing you're worried about is not getting enough tc, which is used for purely cosmetic effects anyways, you should just buy tc. At 10 tc a win, you would need to win 100 games just to get a simple color. To get textures you would need to win somewhere around 1000 per texture. The time that takes is huge. It's more economical to just pay for it at this point.