Introduction
An instructional guide to organizing decisions by priority levels so players can choose actions that align with stability, awareness, and situational context.
Key Points
- Explains how to rank decisions based on impact.
- Covers dividing choices into primary, secondary, and optional levels.
- Teaches how to maintain stability under shifting demands.
- Helps players avoid decision overload.
- Supports clearer and more organized strategic flow.
Details
Priority management organizes decisions into clear categories to prevent overload and improve strategic flow. Without a priority structure, players may attempt to manage too many variables simultaneously.
Primary priorities include maintaining stability, orientation, and awareness. These foundational elements support all other decisions.
Secondary priorities include posture adjustments, positional considerations, and controlled movement into improved areas.
Optional priorities include low impact decisions that do not immediately influence stability or comfort.
Ranking decisions helps players focus on the most relevant actions instead of reacting to every visual cue. It also prevents decision fatigue an issue that occurs when players attempt to manage too many factors at once.
This structured prioritization improves clarity and helps ensure that strategic decisions remain consistent and intentional.