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Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

[![all-out attack example][1]][1]all-out attack example
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Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/u59cf.jpg

Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

[![all-out attack example][1]][1]
(source: virginmedia.com)

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/u59cf.jpg

Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

all-out attack example
(source: virginmedia.com)

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot.

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Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

all-out attack example http://www.virginmedia.com/images/Weird-car-crash-1-431x300.jpg [![all-out attack example][1]][1]
(source: virginmedia.com)

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/u59cf.jpg

Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

all-out attack example http://www.virginmedia.com/images/Weird-car-crash-1-431x300.jpg

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot.

Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

[![all-out attack example][1]][1]
(source: virginmedia.com)

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/u59cf.jpg

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Attack or defense should be an outcome, not a decision. You better don't go for all-out attack or slow attack or attack in any way without a vulnerability in opponents position, as it will end like this:

all-out attack example http://www.virginmedia.com/images/Weird-car-crash-1-431x300.jpg

Normally, you should evaluate the position, if opponents position is vulnerable you have to go for an attack, if your position is vulnerable you have to go for a defense. If you ignore the facts and decide with emotions, you lose a lot.