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Ansible

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An open field of enemy ink. And the kid run-n-guns a straight line throught it. In full view of a perched charger and a Batman roller wall-jumping towards them.

I know that's a bad situation. Yet I'm having trouble instructing why this is a bad situation.

And as nervous as it makes me, I really would like to help other players improve and enjoy themselves, especially when they ask. But as with the above example, I'm having difficulty properly evaluating performances like a mentor instead of like an analytical player-bot.

So I'm seeking any advice possible: how do I observe and critique other players, on either team, so they can improve?
 

Dessgeega

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Are these players looking for advice? Because if not you're likely to just anger them, no matter how good your intentions. There's been studies showing that unsolicited advice has a tendency to get negative reactions from folks even when it's right.
 

Ansible

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Yes, they are. And then there's that occasional moment when they're in a salt fit and then you're not sure if they want advice while they're venting or just venting to let off steam.
 

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