There was one master who was doing some coaching for beginner kids, analyzing games. His rule was he'd stop looking at the game after 3 big mistakes, because that was already a lot for them to work on.
Anyway, you make such an effort for your first sentence to be wrong, why should I continue with the rest of the post? That's already enough for you to work on. After you fix that we can move on to the next thing if you want.
So let's try a 2nd time.
I said 200, not 400.
you think a 400 point difference is competitive!??!
I said 200, not 400.
200 points higher is . . .
Your talking about a potential 400 point difference.
Classic coolout response.
So you think a 400 point difference is competitive!??! And Don't forget the rest of my post which you are conveniently ignoring. And Which you already admitted yourself in your previous post, is that such a difference would be an unequal risk and reward of points. lol.
"A 200 point difference is a noticeable difference of skill level, That is the rubicon we feel a difference when crossed and imo the spread should be limited to that. The goal of a rating system is to aid in matching competitively. Why undermine that, why even have a rating system at all if competitive matches are not the goal?"
How many games have you played where your opponent was more than 400 points higher/lower than you? Are you complaining about something from personal experience?