Routine-Based Game vs Principle-Based Game

Posted June 28th, 2012 at 7:40 AM

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I'm more structured than almost ANY instructor and learned back in the canned game Project Hollywood days... and guess what?!

Even back then, my best interactions were the ones that got AWAY from the routines the quickest. Every time you say something because it is "correct" rather than because it is "right" you are fucking up at game.

As far as what structure to learn in game... Learn strategy, not tactics. Learn formats not lines. Learn how to look at a situation, and learn how to think. Don't learn what to SAY.

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Posted June 28th, 2012 at 10:04 PM

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This is such a good post

Todd wrote:

I'm more structured than almost ANY instructor and learned back in the canned game Project Hollywood days... and guess what?!

Even back then, my best interactions were the ones that got AWAY from the routines the quickest. Every time you say something because it is "correct" rather than because it is "right" you are fucking up at game.

As far as what structure to learn in game... Learn strategy, not tactics. Learn formats not lines. Learn how to look at a situation, and learn how to think. Don't learn what to SAY.

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Posted June 28th, 2012 at 10:15 PM

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