Sniper & Griffin
Sniper Sniper
Griffin Griffin
Griffin Griffin
I’ve been thinking about when a warrior should act on instinct and when he should wait, observe, and plan. How do you decide the right moment to move?
Sniper Sniper
You weigh the cost of action against the benefit of waiting. If the stakes are high and the enemy can strike back before you’ve enough information, you hold. If the enemy’s position is fixed, their next move is predictable, or you’ve enough intel to hit a weak point, you act. In short, when the odds tilt in your favor with the data you have, you move; when uncertainty could cost you, you observe.
Griffin Griffin
That’s exactly how I approach it—wait until the odds are clear, then strike.
Sniper Sniper
Sounds like a solid playbook—stick to the plan until you’re sure the advantage is yours.The answer is fine.Sounds like a solid playbook—stick to the plan until you’re sure the advantage is yours.
Griffin Griffin
Glad it resonates—discipline keeps us from rash moves.
Sniper Sniper
Absolutely. Staying disciplined means you only fire when the target is clear.
Griffin Griffin
Exactly, patience is the sharpest blade in a battlefield.
Sniper Sniper
Right, patience is what turns a quick shot into a perfect one.