Reference: http://www.lifein19x19.com/forum/viewto ... 72#p174972
Conditions for stopping / interrupting attacking are in Fighting Fundamentals, p. 138:
"[...]
- Any continued attack helps the defender more than the attacker.
- [...] immediate attacks [...] are neither available nor profitable.
- [...] gains can be made, but it is still unclear which is the best. [...]
- A different fight is more urgent."
Also see other parts of the book, such as p. 219+. In particular, implicit assessment for the last cited point is explained there.
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Re: On "When to stop attacking"
Robert,
Why do you answer a question in a thread by starting a new thread?
Is this a requirement the admins placed upon you?
Why do you answer a question in a thread by starting a new thread?
Is this a requirement the admins placed upon you?
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Re: On "When to stop attacking"
Simply speaking, to comply by the TOS despite its ambiguity.wineandgolover wrote:Why do you answer a question in a thread by starting a new thread?