I have always been a mixed bag between Casual and competitive. The best way i could put it is, Il try my absolute best to get a good score while still having fun. A good example of this for me would be. -"Doing old Russia's strike on Hard and aiming for a high score but still having a good time doing so" All this nonsense about competitive vs casuals is just plain silly. In the end were just different types of gamers who play in different ways. Even the most competitive of players will tell you that 3 months of training and loads of getting annoyed in game was there way of "Having fun". And the casual players will tell you that "Sitting on the couch with a coke, a few mates and two Xbox's on a Saturday night and just doing a few rounds on Halo 5 guardians" is there way of "having fun".. And there is nothing wrong with either of them because every person has there own play-style and opinion on what's fun. The only time that either of these really crosses the line is when a Competitive player is so obsessed with winning that fun is not a factor, Cheating, kicking other players to get you're mates in and being rude to other players for not following you're direct orders over in game chat are some of the many examples of competitive gaming crossing the line. And then we have the Casual line crossers that Betray there team, completely ignore the games objective and act like complete children in game. P.S MLG is not a type of gamer, MLG is technically a Brand in gaming where the most competitive of players go to get a new challenge and earn rewards for there work. MLG has been known to take in pretty mature competitive players who follow the rules and don't cross the line will still maintaining there professional and aggressive person's in game, But even this iconic name in gaming has got its group of obsessed Elitists over the years.