Possible Tenets...

Since I didn't see a place for this I thought it would be good to start a thread:

Do the impossible, See the invisible, Raw Raw Fight the Power, Touch the untouchable, Break the unbreakable, Raw Raw Fight the Power:
Basically in a nutshell I've seen players both in normal play and at competitive levels give up way to easily, even I have fallen prey to it. This is a game where there is absolutely no penalty to your life for losing, you may get pushed out of competition but otherwise, why quit? Do the impossible and try to win even if you know your chance is low, less than nothing. Your opponent will see your confidence, will see that maybe he was wrong about your position, question his chances, question his choices, make a mistake. Play with confidence even if you know you will lose and you never know, you may break the barrier that you believed was before you and end up winning.

In the end it's a game, play it to the fullest, enjoy and learn, take everything you can from each game and win or lose you will be better for it.

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I've got one: Never underestimate your opponent's chances, never overestimate your own.

This one basically urges one to be mindful of the surroundings and the situation. It also has some good synergy with #3, because if you play as though your opponent will play everything in the correct order, and has an answer (if not THE answer) for every move you make, you will likely weigh all of your own actions and reactions more carefully, and are more likely to play them in the correct order (I've found that this game relies a great deal on how and when you play your hand, not just what you have in the deck). This will naturally lend itself nicely to your confidence level, and also will allow you to capitalize on those mistakes your opponent may make from second-guessing their own plays.

Akodo Tumbu wrote:I've got one: Never underestimate your opponent's chances, never overestimate your own.

This one basically urges one to be mindful of the surroundings and the situation. It also has some good synergy with #3, because if you play as though your opponent will play everything in the correct order, and has an answer (if not THE answer) for every move you make, you will likely weigh all of your own actions and reactions more carefully, and are more likely to play them in the correct order (I've found that this game relies a great deal on how and when you play your hand, not just what you have in the deck). This will naturally lend itself nicely to your confidence level, and also will allow you to capitalize on those mistakes your opponent may make from second-guessing their own plays.

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Do you mean tenet? A tenant is someone who rents land or a home/apartment.

Gosh wrote:Do you mean tenet? A tenant is someone who rents land or a home/apartment.

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I'm sorry, unicorn gaijin language bad rokugani, sowwy.