Ok, so let me elaborate...
You said my angle is "looksmaxxing", and I believe you say that because the goal of these posts is to perhaps minimize external factors that improve one's success with women OTHER than those directly related to appearance.
"Game" and "attraction" are not the same thing. While yes, a more attractive man will get more chances to SHOW he has game, being good-looking on its own is not a guarantee of game, or anything else.
The example I like to point to is a group of friends that I used to go out with when I was in my mid-to-late twenties. I'm 6ft tall and very good-looking, objectively, based on the fact that I received a modeling contract. However, I never got any work, so, objectively, I was not good-looking enough to get paid for that.
Point being: I'm not ugly, and I'm not short.
The guys in my friend group were 6', 6'3", and 6'5". One looked like a ripped version of Bradley Cooper, another had the salt & pepper look going on with a bunch of tattoos, and the tallest one was also in excellent shape, and everybody loved him because he was always extremely kind. They all make more money than me, have their own place, and are all pretty outstanding in terms of attractiveness, at least conventionally.
I sleep with more attractive women than all of them, more often. Why?
Well, the Bradley Cooper lookalike is very grounded and doesn't prefer to sleep around. I never saw him approach women, and he always took on more of a supporting role and would go with the flow. He's currently happily married.
The 6'3" guy with the tattoos was my former best friend before he slept with one of my exes in the bed next to me. His issue is that while he's very attractive now, he used to be fat, and could never shake his poor body image. For this reason, he slept around a good bit, but often with very average women, and ONLY when they approached him. He tried to "looksmaxx" to the point where he didn't have to approach, but that also made him pretty clueless when it came time to talk to a woman who approached him, and he only picked from those who made the first move.
The 6'5" has crippling anxiety when it comes to talking to women. He has to be absolutely plastered to muster the courage to have a basic conversation with women he's attracted to. He cannot and will not approach women. He needs to be inebriated, and they need to come up to him. For this reason, he quickly settled with a very average woman and is also currently married. I don't know her well enough to judge her character, but he latched onto whatever he could get quite early.
The reason I outperform guys like my friends is that I'm good-looking AND have game.
There are guys who are more attractive, and there are guys who have more game, but not many who have both.
Would I attract more women if I made more money? Yes
Would I attract more women if I had my own place? Yes
Would I attract more women if I had a nice car? Yes
I am successful because I play to my strengths and don't try to compete with guys in areas where I know I'm weak. That, coupled with the fact that I've had a pretty blessed upbringing with supportive parents who raised me well, and grew up to be "normal" by today's standards, is why I have the results with women that I do.
If someone wanted to be as attractive as me, all they'd have to do is exercise discipline with the gym, with their diet, and with their hygiene. But even if they did all those things, that would not automatically give them the "game" that I have.
Furthermore, as
@Atom Smasher has said, attractiveness is subjective. For example, the girl from my LR who I saw again last night LOVES that I have fair skin, am big but not too lean, and that I have brown eyes. I would think that the version of me that's tan, with blue eyes, and washboard abs would be more attractive - but not to HER.
Reducing attraction and game to one's physical appearance isn't doing anybody any good.