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I mean differential skill may not entirely matter. There are reasons you could enjoy the game less unrelated to losing. Just clown mashing with your friends might not be satisfying to you because none of you have any idea of what you're doing, not because of win rate.

I mean I could name dozens of things I liked more once I learned how to play them a bit better. And because of stuff like matchmaking, my friends also being bad at them, and frankly not really being a sore loser to begin with, I can't really say it's because my win rate went up. Hell Virtua Fighter is a great example of a series that I thought was incredibly boring until I actually learned it a bit-- I'm still not very good at Virtua Fighter but I do actually enjoy it now. Marvel vs Capcom games get a lot more interesting when you actually start to understand how assists work and when to call them, and can reliably do some basic combos, etc etc. Not just fighters though. Chess is probably the best example of a game I appreciated more as I got better at it.

Or for an example of a game I know you actually play, League of Legends. You're telling me you never started to appreciate that game more once you got more of a clue what you were doing?
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