Leonardo & Zyntar
Zyntar
Leonardo, I’ve been mapping out combat flow to reduce noise and latency—essentially turning your techniques into streamlined protocols. Want to see how efficient a sword swing can be when you run it through a queue?
Leonardo
That's an interesting approach. Efficiency is key, but remember a well-timed strike sometimes outpaces a perfect algorithm. Show me the queue, I'll tell you where the rhythm breaks.
Zyntar
Queue ready: input buffer of stance, priority of target, cooldown timer. Output: optimal hit vector, then immediate recovery. Rhythm break detected when human timing introduces jitter—skip that node, go straight to next. Let's test.
Leonardo
Sounds efficient, but even a perfect queue can’t replace the feel of a well‑placed heartbeat in the swing. Let’s test it, but I’ll keep one eye on the pulse.