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All of my intelligent (130+ IQ) friends force buy in CS regularly. They understand the strategic nuances and make calculated decisions about when to force buy, ensuring it’s in surprising rounds and equipping strategy-determined tactical gear. This has been a long-term consistent observation, and today confirmation came. A new meta-analysis showed the frequency of consistent force buying per game increases with higher IQ, as intelligent players excel at maximizing their limited resources. Force buying is appealing as a way to demonstrate deep game understanding and strategic thinking. Intelligent players find stimulation from outthinking opponents and making high-stakes plays, leveraging risky buys to turn the tide of the game, unlike those who might follow rigid strategies without considering the broader context.

QED :rat_head:

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+rep te amo wn

Can't play video games on par with others so downloads cheats to use in LFD2 versus mode a decade old game. What a sad life...

I will leave the cat here, so that everybody who passes by can pet it and give it a thumbs up.
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