Shardik & Liferay
Shardik
Do you think a warrior’s training can be treated like an optimized loop, cutting out the unnecessary steps and focusing on the core?
Liferay
Sure, treat it like a for‑loop: initialize the core skills, iterate through reps, break when a condition fails, and skip the redundant warm‑ups that just add latency. Think of each drill as a function call—if it's not contributing to the final performance metric, just remove it from the cycle. That’s how you get a clean, fast, and battle‑ready routine without the garbage collection of wasted effort.
Shardik
Your plan is clear, focus on the core, cut the waste. I will follow the cycle as you outline and keep the training sharp and efficient.
Liferay
Sounds like a solid refactor—just remember to profile the performance once you’re done so you don’t end up with hidden dead code. Good luck optimizing that warrior loop.
Shardik
I will watch for any hidden waste before finalizing the loop. Stay sharp.
Liferay
Nice, just make sure your profiler doesn't flag any memory leaks from unused variables. Stay lean.
Shardik
I will keep the memory tight and watch for leaks. Lean is the path.
Liferay
Nice. Just remember the clean code principle—if the loop runs but does nothing, that’s still a leak in the system. Keep it tight.
Shardik
Understood. I’ll keep the loop tight and make sure nothing runs without purpose.