Psychologically your brain should get to its checklist through trial and error. I say ‘should’ because there are individuals who will continue to use a certain technique regardless of the outcome because statistically speaking even a 1% chance happens once every 100 times. Let’s use the example of a man in a pub looking to gain the attention of an attractive woman. One technique is to simply walk up to the woman and ask ‘how about we find out how your clothes look on the floor next to my bed?’ This is a perfectly valid technique, however – most of us know with 99% certainty that this technique will end badly for the individual in our example. After this bad outcome the brain files away that information and adds it to the ‘do not use’ list in our subconscious.
In our next example
the young man offers to buy the woman a drink and listens intently as she goes
on endlessly about her cat, roommate, boss, friends and favorite character from
Dr Who. After hours of incessant jibber jabber perhaps the young man in our
example gains access to the young ladies phone number and the potential for a
second date where there will be more talk of feelings, hopes, dreams,
disappointments and life goals followed by the potential invitation on a second
date or perhaps even a ‘night cap’ involving the ultimate goal of discovering
exactly how her clothes look on the floor next to his bed. In both cases the
goal is the same, the difference is how reliably the goal is achieved. The
brain is taking notes and filing this information away for later use – even if
you don’t realize it.
- How will I reliably deal with 2 AV12 flyers?
- How will I deal with a 50 man blob squad?
- How will I reliably kill 40 MEQ over 5 turns?
- How will I deal with 3 to 5 shooting squads in transports?
- How will I deal with Daemons deep striking into my lines?
- How will I deal with multiple enemy invulnerable saves?
- How will I deal with an Aegis Defense Line?
- How will I provide 4 durable scoring units?
- How will I deal with multiple wound models in large squads?
Hey, if toasters can evolve - so can we!
still practicing_
Tallarn
I like it.
ReplyDeleteIt feels so long since I've played 6th now (August? Early September?) that I've forgotten nearly all of it, and I certainly haven't played against the new lists: I certainly wouldn't even have thought of at least three of these questions!*
I think that when family life allows me to ease myself back in it'll have to be a gentle and strictly friendly process!
- Drax
* ...Not that it matters much when you play a non-competitive Guard army!
This is what I was looking for from last week. Great work done. :)
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