Introduction
A structured guide explaining how players can integrate small movement adjustments safely into their decision cycle without relying on tactical or aggressive mechanics.
Key Points
- Teaches how to merge decisions with controlled movement.
- Explains micro-adjustments that maintain balance.
- Covers sequencing steps during posture transitions.
- Supports predictable movement habits.
- Helps players avoid destabilizing errors.
Details
Movement integration mechanics describe how small posture and positioning adjustments can be incorporated into strategic decision making without introducing tactical elements.
Instead of large or aggressive transitions, players use micro-adjustments: shifting body weight slightly, refining stance width, or adjusting upper body alignment. These movements maintain stability and improve clarity.
Mechanics focus on keeping decisions and motions synchronized. A player checks stability, evaluates conditions, then performs a measured adjustment. This reduces abrupt or unsafe transitions.
Integrated movement supports smoother decision cycles and prepares players for more advanced coordination concepts introduced later in the strategy category.