Re: Studying an opponent and Omega Strikes

On Mar 9, 11:53 am, "psychohist" <psychoh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Attacking all out is not always the approach skilled combatants
> choose, even in the player world.  I can give a couple of examples:

Rather specific examples where outside factors are more im****tant then
the combat itself.

The concept might apply to various s****tsman type concepts. Ali vs.
Foreman for example with the famous rope-a-dope method.

But I'd have to consider it an exception to the course of general
lethal combat, which typically is almost over before it even begins.
Such concerns are more genre than realism IMO.

>From a game-play PoV, I don't favor them as they lengthen game length
Pace of Decision for little gain beside perhaps providing a retreat
option (which is basically unneeded IME).