Yeah, gotta agree with everything said by Duke and Soldier. I think that a lot of people tend to get caught up in the competition edge of things, wanting to win matches is what everyone wants to do (If anyone here says that they don't want to win, they're lying, end of story) but at the end of the day, it really is a game. Games are supposed to equal fun, win or lose.

Whether or not people win, lose, or draw should really be a secondary matter. Getting too far into that train of thought can often lead to what I, in my years and years of experience of E-Fedding would call "Swift Ion" disease, and you could find yourself not really knowing why you signed up. Not to win imaginary titles and be in fake main events (even though I know it's still real to Duke, dammit!) but to have fun.

At the end of the day, the time you stop finding it fun to be here and write, and you really just want to be wrapped up in wins and losses, you've lost why you're here.

And that, is no fun for anyone.

TL;DR: Have fun. Enjoy what you write, even if it doesn't nab you a win. As a wise man once said, self satisfaction kicks the sting of a loss in the ass (even though that wise man didn't really know that wins and losses didn't matter to me at any point) Also, a want to improve should come as a want to improve your writing for you. Also, I don't think a TL;DR should almost be as long as the original...

Or add in new stuff...

Or keep awkwardly trailing off...

Okay, now I'm just rambling. Back to you, newscaster!