It's called the 'right' side for a reason son.

Quantum computers aren't actually more powerful than regular computers.
They just calculate shit in a different way. The whole thing with people thinking quantum computers are faster is just one of those clickbait titles that doesn't tell you the whole story. A quantum computer would be good at processing swathes of data such as you get out of the LHC or the stuff you put into super computers like Watson to calculate things such as the movement of air molecules and the simulation of galactic events/weather formations.
Not exactly the stuff a PC is used for.
A quantum PC and a PC would still have the same capabilities. One would be faster in some areas, the other would be faster in others. And each would be slow in their own areas.
Furthermore it doesn't matter what hardware you have.
You can have a 70s computer and run a WoW bot off it.
You just have to have the right programming. Without programming nothing ever happens, and the program is only as good as the programmers.

With the right program compiled by a genius and enough memory to hold it, a 70s computer could stream input data directly to a WoW server, or to a slave computer running the game and it could get rank 1 pvp (or whatever it is).
The bots on league are pretty shitty.
But they're good.
Loads of my friends get cocky and actually end up dying to intermediate bots because they take them for granted.
A bot with a skillshot rarely misses. The occasions they do are either with effective dodges, or flashes/dashes. Sometimes they even predict the flash.
But then again you can kite them for days because they immediately go full aggro 2v1 and stop attacking you and run when they hit 1/4 HP without so much as a backwards glance. They also take minion aggro like it's not even there.

Tl;dr A computer can beat a human in anything, providing the programming is good enough, and you only need the hardware to run the program, adding more won't do much. (Think of chess, computers beat people because they have the programming to do so, and the people who did this obviously didn't write a good enough program).

Who told you quantum computers wouldn't be faster than regular computers? Granted, I'm not the guy building it, but the whole bonus to quantum computers was that they operated on more than a binary state. As I understand it it's that rather than getting information solely from whether or not an electron is present, they get information based on the state of the particle as well, meaning more information can be processed per second, which is what makes a computer fast.

Obviously you didn't read what I wrote.
I said they'd be more useful for super computers and large scale data processing, but they wouldn't be that much faster than a normal transistor based PC, if at all.

I did read what you said, clearly you misunderstood what I said.

Operating in trinary allows you to communicate 150% as much information as binary per digit. Fundamentally, the speed of a computer is defined by the rate it processes meaningful information, so operating in higher bases allows it to do that.

Right.... i mean, a computer is never going to be at the level of the best humans at that kind of game there's to many micro decisions you need to make depending on to many variables and shit changes around to quickly, so the machine would, considering it's skill level, inevitably be countered and not be able to deal with shit. Unless it's a quantum computer, but then at the point where we've got those running and actually doing shit computers will be better than humans at basically everything.
TL;DR- the realistic version for todays(ish) tech wouldn't be able to keep up, the kind that actually could anyalize and make those decisions though (quantum computer) would beat humans every time no matter what.

Quantum computers aren't actually more powerful than regular computers.
They just calculate shit in a different way. The whole thing with people thinking quantum computers are faster is just one of those clickbait titles that doesn't tell you the whole story. A quantum computer would be good at processing swathes of data such as you get out of the LHC or the stuff you put into super computers like Watson to calculate things such as the movement of air molecules and the simulation of galactic events/weather formations.
Not exactly the stuff a PC is used for.
A quantum PC and a PC would still have the same capabilities. One would be faster in some areas, the other would be faster in others. And each would be slow in their own areas.
Furthermore it doesn't matter what hardware you have.
You can have a 70s computer and run a WoW bot off it.
You just have to have the right programming. Without programming nothing ever happens, and the program is only as good as the programmers.

With the right program compiled by a genius and enough memory to hold it, a 70s computer could stream input data directly to a WoW server, or to a slave computer running the game and it could get rank 1 pvp (or whatever it is).
The bots on league are pretty shitty.
But they're good.
Loads of my friends get cocky and actually end up dying to intermediate bots because they take them for granted.
A bot with a skillshot rarely misses. The occasions they do are either with effective dodges, or flashes/dashes. Sometimes they even predict the flash.
But then again you can kite them for days because they immediately go full aggro 2v1 and stop attacking you and run when they hit 1/4 HP without so much as a backwards glance. They also take minion aggro like it's not even there.

Tl;dr A computer can beat a human in anything, providing the programming is good enough, and you only need the hardware to run the program, adding more won't do much. (Think of chess, computers beat people because they have the programming to do so, and the people who did this obviously didn't write a good enough program).

Who told you quantum computers wouldn't be faster than regular computers? Granted, I'm not the guy building it, but the whole bonus to quantum computers was that they operated on more than a binary state. As I understand it it's that rather than getting information solely from whether or not an electron is present, they get information based on the state of the particle as well, meaning more information can be processed per second, which is what makes a computer fast.

Obviously you didn't read what I wrote.
I said they'd be more useful for super computers and large scale data processing, but they wouldn't be that much faster than a normal transistor based PC, if at all.

I did read what you said, clearly you misunderstood what I said.

Operating in trinary allows you to communicate 150% as much information as binary per digit. Fundamentally, the speed of a computer is defined by the rate it processes meaningful information, so operating in higher bases allows it to do that.

As someone who hasn't seen either, I'm not sure which you're spoilering. As a sociopath, I'd say its fine, if not complimentary to his character for being able to portray a normal person, or an insult to him being unable to act out a psychopath accurately, those letting normal people relate, though that would still be a good thing from storylines and production POV's

If you like to watch Tv shows while you're stoned off your ass you should watch Lost. Probably one of the best shows I've ever seen and I watched half of it sober. Be wary though, the ending is known to piss royally people off. Don't look into it.