bjjdoesntwork

I feel like it should be on the board maybe 10% of the time or less, but some STs go really overboard, picking it around 50% or more. Atheist games can be kind of fun if enough effort is put in, but they usually aren't very fun, and they always feel very unsatisfying as a player. It's fun to have on the script because of bluffing and madness but I feel really hesitant to play a script that has it.

I didn't see any other thread for it and want to talk about it.

A character who makes a player mad that a certain player is good, with some major consequence if they break madness. I feel like it could be interesting with the most straightforward usage being making someone try to convince the town that an evil player is good.

Obviously I'm not referring to the lower belts who have competitive rounds with upper belts. And I'm not referring to really old people. Do what you gotta do.

At the very bottom of the barrel are the people who show up for the technique portion of class, and then pack up their shit and go home once sparring stars. You are treating the sport like a TMA and getting nothing out of it.

One step above them are the lower belts who only roll with the black and brown belts who take it very easy on them. They know which upper belts aren't too rough, they pair with them immediately and sit out or go home if one of them isn't available. They burn less calories during these rolls than they did dur

Just wondering how common it is and what you get out of it. I assume most serious competitors take them but it seems like even the most casual hobbyists do it too at every belt level.

I was thinking about when Alex said "Why have you only used shoes?" to Jess doing the weight task which helped her realize she could leave the lab. I was trying to think of other times he has done this. Usually when they directly ask for help or clarification all they get is "All the information is on the task".