Tutoring thread

[Necrocat219]

Alright, I think I have a good example that I've just finished 10 mins ago for signs to look out for to figure out your opponents wit count, how to analyse a situation and to take a turn based on that:

outwitters://viewgame?id=ahRzfm91dHdpdHRlcnNnYW1lLWhyZHIVCxIIR2FtZVJvb20YgICAnNGpvAoM

I this game i decided I wanted to try going away from always spawning a mobi on this map do decided to play a game without one to start to have more wits to attack and defend. Turns out its a perfect example of how to make sure you know what your opponent can do with their wits is. Turn 12 onwards I knew exactly how many wits my opponent had, and turn 14 he could have won if he had 9 wits. However as I was confident he didnt have enough wits to do that I left the base open, which ended up working. I was at serious threat of him winning now. As he used 7 and the last to spawn a runner and not do anything with it other than to protect the spawn, I was confident he had 0 wits left. He could win by either spawning a sniper and sniping the base which costs 6 wits or attack soldier, move it away, spawn and mobi a runner and kill me with the base which costs 6 wits too. I decided I needed to kill the runner that was there and capture the wit spaces so that he had only 5 wits and block him successfully, and thankfully it worked out. I think that's a good example of how to use certain turns to know whay signs to look for when your opponent runs out of wits and to take advantage of that.