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<blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 9261429" data-attributes="member: 2629"><p>Again, telling us you have done nothing to understand optimization, then turning around and lecturing on it ... is an odd choice. </p><p></p><p>However, as a reminder, the definition of optimization is the action of making <em>the best or most effective</em> use of a situation or resource. As such, it is about the single, one, best option. Thus, it is about the one option that is best. If it is either optimal or not, it is, in fact, binary. </p><p> Optimizing is the act of seeking the optimal. An optimized option is the best option. The assassin I played was efficient ... but far from optimal.That is one hard sentence to parse. I think you're saying that I, as a player that has tens of thousands of hours of play experience, and much more than that in discussing the game, planning for games, etc... don't understand anything because I think an optimized build would be one that is the best for a given purpose rather than just one that does some stuff pretty well, but could be better. If so ... well, good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jgsugden, post: 9261429, member: 2629"] Again, telling us you have done nothing to understand optimization, then turning around and lecturing on it ... is an odd choice. However, as a reminder, the definition of optimization is the action of making [I]the best or most effective[/I] use of a situation or resource. As such, it is about the single, one, best option. Thus, it is about the one option that is best. If it is either optimal or not, it is, in fact, binary. Optimizing is the act of seeking the optimal. An optimized option is the best option. The assassin I played was efficient ... but far from optimal.That is one hard sentence to parse. I think you're saying that I, as a player that has tens of thousands of hours of play experience, and much more than that in discussing the game, planning for games, etc... don't understand anything because I think an optimized build would be one that is the best for a given purpose rather than just one that does some stuff pretty well, but could be better. If so ... well, good luck. [/QUOTE]
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