>>4431433
Makes sense, if the game was "keeping the opposing party alive for as long as possible."
But then suicide is auto-win, so I dunno how you would make that competitive.
Maybe it's human nature, of which I know nothing, to self-preserve, even in the lowliest circumstances, so it becomes a game of psychology and patience, that could last decades, slowly poisoning yourself, while watching the diet health and nutrition and exercise routine of your opponent, making him empathize with you so he doesn't admonish your unhealthy habits, all in preparation for that final heartbreak.

>>4431465

Life isn't a game

>>4431493
It has some game-like qualities though. But of course it comes with no winning conditions attached, so you must define them in agreement if there is to be any ludicity.

>>4431433
is this a d ubs hread? because nice doubles