In Part One I introduced the basics of tactics & strategy (plus the distinction), and gave some examples of applying those basic ideas.

Part Two is about some of the subtleties of warfare: misdirection, unit choice, and of course, recovering from a bad outcome. Let's start at the top.

Tricky Play & Just Being Obnoxious

Giving your opponent a run for their money isn't always the result of a fair match.

Wesnoth. Olothontor already blogged about this yesterday, but on a different note. He seemed to mainly be venting on the shortcomings of the Knalgan Alliance (aka Dwarves). I'm going to talk about winning and losing, zones of control, income, rushing...

Having spent the last four or five days glued to my computer, I figure this is a wonderful way to celebrate the new blog and break in "Ollyblog" with a first serious blog post.

The topic of this first post involves something I discovered: it's called a "NUISANCE" (yes, in all caps).