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Their wordsGames with pure solutions may seem skill-based, but over time will necessarily degenerate to becoming pure memorization.
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Mixed solution games remain strategically interesting for much longer than pure solution games.
Their wordsMeanwhile, mixed solution games remain strategically interesting far, far longer.
Their wordsIn order to make a game with a mixed solution, incorporate some sort of unknown elements, hidden information, or randomness.
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