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Good defensive play is when:
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1 |
Good defensive play is when:
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- You have no other option (attacking is too risky for some reason)
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2 |
- You have no other option (attacking is too risky for some reason)
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| 3 |
-
You
are
certain
that
the
enemy
will
attack,
and
you
are
certain
*how*
they
will
attack,
so
you
counter
their
attack
precisely.
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3 |
-
You
are
certain
that
the
enemy
will
attack,
and
you
are
certain
*how*
they
will
attack,
so
you
counter
their
attack
precisely
(
otherwise
you
either
should
not
be
defending,
but
preparing
a
superweapon;
or
you
get
attacked
in
a
way
you're
not
prepared
to
counter,
and
die)
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| 4 |
-
Your
defenses
provide
enough
influence
for
you
to
stay
economically
competitive
with
your
enemy.
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4 |
-
Your
defenses
provide
enough
influence
for
you
to
stay
economically
competitive
with
your
enemy
(
accounting
for
reclaim)
.
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5 |
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| 6 |
An ideal spherical-vacuum defensive play is thus using previously obtained information in defeating an enemy counterattack, all the while pressing on with your own attack.
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6 |
An ideal spherical-vacuum defensive play is thus using previously obtained information in defeating an enemy counterattack, all the while pressing on with your own attack.
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What does defensive play look like?