Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:06 am
Six of one – half dozen of the other.Molve wrote:Well, you certainly did win. But nothing says you can't learn something even from victories...Xerkis wrote:Obviously you are mistaken. It does work and did work – I just proved that.
In this case, I do believe your strategy worked because of the over-cautiousness of your opponent (but of course Kerensky explained it better). Essentially it was your opponent that "proved" the correctness of your theories. Always a dangerous thing in warfare... Cheers
Perhaps then, I proved that knowing your enemy is more vital than the size and strength of your forces.
