The perception around game and value is interesting, and what's taught varies from teacher to teacher. Does game only work if you're a high-value guy, and thus, you should work on other factors rather than game directly? Or is game a substitute for value and a way of "beating the system"? I think the latter is what brings a lot of guys to game, but is that an accurate portrayal of the situation? Or is there a different, deeper understanding of the relationship between game and value?
Does Game Replace ACTUALLY BEING High Value?
The perception around game and value is interesting, and what's taught varies from teacher to teacher. Does game only work if you're a high-value guy, and thus, you should work on other factors rather than game directly? Or is game a substitute for value and a way of "beating the system"? I think the latter is what brings a lot of guys to game, but is that an accurate portrayal of the situation? Or is there a different, deeper understanding of the relationship between game and value?
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