First-shot discipline
Separate first-shot setup from the outcome.
Count reviewed duels and those with a written, evidence-backed adjustment.
Separate first-shot setup from the outcome.
Count reviewed duels and those with a written, evidence-backed adjustment.
Rehearse movement release and deliberate first shots.
Manual hits out of attempts under the same weapon and distance.
Review recorded flash effects alongside teammate actions.
Reviewed flash sequences with a sourced timing note.
Repeat an independently verified throw under consistent conditions.
Manual correct landings out of repetitions; record map build and source.
Agree and rehearse one ready call and follow-up cue.
Manual coordinated repetitions out of attempts, with both roles recorded.
Explain a retake or save choice using information known at the time.
Reviewed decisions with assumptions and alternatives documented.
Discuss a feasible team buy without treating equipment value as spend.
Plans with explicit known inputs and missing-data notes.
Rehearse a versioned tactic with the available roster.
Manual completed sequences out of attempts, retaining tactic version and assignments.
Authored routines, not downloaded game scenarios. Each plan is review-only or manual private practice.