No, you don't "have" to choose two. You can choose ten, or zero of you want.
Is chess like Smash Bros and other fighting games?
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jjupiter6 wrote:
No, you don't "have" to choose two. You can choose ten, or zero of you want.
I mean, in fighting games, you don't have to choose one or two, but those who choose more than two rarely get very good. The exceptions are few.
In fighting video games, you tend to choose 1 or 2 characters to specialize in. Rarely do people try 3 or more.
In chess, do you have to choose one or two openings and specialize in them?