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Nice post. I'd say that you actually do use strategy -- Your strategy is to max your character damage and funnel your remaining funds / skills into healing items/spells/whateves.
If you played D&D that way, you'd be a cleric. Bludgeon, heal, and repeat. There's no "right" way to beat a game -- if the devs allow for it to be used, it's fair game in my book.
As for human opponents -- the only way to be able to predict opponents moves is to play so much that you have all the possibilities memorized. Sounds like you'd rather experience more games than focus in on just one like that.
Also, Patapon wins the universe.
Heh I'm pretty much the same way in MMO's. I see a boss and start running at it while my poor husband is running behind trying to talk me out of it right up until we're both dead.
The problem with strategy is that when it fails you get mad because it took so much time and effort and didn't work. If you charge in sword flying you might win, but if you don't at least you can laugh it off as just being unprepared.
I'm going out of my way to bring this to your attention because I'm a douchebag. Also, I like the chess mention.