No.
This isnât logical, it is a leveling the playing field fallacy.
Look, Sid.
Why do you presume you are right, even when presented with evidence against your position?
I would rather talk to you about how we can reach conclusions, than this pointless (in this instance) tirade of demonstrating you to be wrong.
This tactic is obviously not progressing either sides standing.
Perhaps for a start, we could discuss only logical fallacies, I and Iâm sure others here, would happily talk you through the most commonly applied fallacies?
For a crude analogy of the situation here, I could say that it is like a role playing game, when you play such games, you often find yourself in a particularly difficult boss battle.
The difficulty of the boss, is often determined by how much ground work the player has endured to get their character up to strength.
For example in the game Elden ring, one of the initial area bosses is a large Golden knight astride a powerful steed, this knight is aptly named âTree Sentinelâ due to the games lore.
The developers of the game, placed this Boss right outside the building you start the game.
They did this, for a specific purpose.
To teach new players, that rushing in and attacking the first big enemy you see, isnât always a good idea.
This boss, caused many players to quit the game, believing it to be far too difficult.
The lesson to be learned, is that your character needs strengthening, you need to evade the boss and go and find weaker enemies in the game, to gain expeirence points from, which will help supplement your characters strength, unlocking new abilities, new armour and weapons, and most importantly, the amount of damage your character can receive and dish out.
Once your character is stronger, you can then approach the âTree sentinelâ and smite vengeance on him with much greater ease.
The point I am trying to make with this analogy, is that you are here on a forum, filled with educated minds that have a capacity for reason and intellectually honesty, that far outweighs your own.
I do not mean this as an insult, as we all start this game without the skill sets required to determine which way is up or down, let alone to take on âtree sentinels.â
We were all in your shoes at one point or another.
So, maybe it is time to better equip your character, do those side quests, grind out the task of killing those weaker enemies.
In my personal opinion, one of the most crucial side quests for defeating a tree sentinel, would be to learn logical fallacies, to study then and then begin to apply this new found knowledge.
None of us here have completed the âgameâ far from it, but we are certainly many bosses ahead of you, and have a wealth of EXP points, that far exceeds that of your own, or that of the starter âtree sentinel.â
So, as an experienced player of elden ring, may be summoned into a beginners realm to assist them.
Would you instead of putting down a red invader mark, but down a golden mark and call in an ally?
We can take you to the starter caves, and show you the most efficient path for gaining EXP for your character to be strong enough to stand up to a whole army of âtree sentinels.â
What say you?
Will you put aside your differences and apply yourself in an intellectual honesty manner?
Kind regards, Wily cat.