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Note: I’ve updated my 10 and 25-man guide post too, nearly finished now. Last night I got to see, and kill on the 12th attempt, Mimiron 10-man. It gave me some thoughts on performance improvement. The guild has had him down before but I missed those nights. Notably our win, the final attempt before we’d have called it a night anyhow, included a change to using a shadow priest rather than warlock on the Aerial ranged-tank phase, suggested by July 6th, 2009 | 2 comments |
 From: Observe, orient, decide, act, Playing better |  Tags: ooda, ulduar I fairly much suck at PvP, but I think what little I have done improved my raiding skill. Being a tank, before dual-spec, battlegrounds were about me either flag running or being a time-sink. I think I killed a rogue a few times on my previous maintankadin. With dual-spec, I can actually enjoy it a bit more. I might even zone into an arena on my DK one day. Key point: you can improve your raiding skill by For some time, I have used Boyd’s OODA concept as my model for how decision-making works during a fight. It’s observe, orient, decide, act. Boyd was a superb US airforce pilot, one of the best dogfighters of his era and became a leading military theorist. “… the key to victory is to be able to create situations wherein one can make appropriate decisions more quickly than one’s opponent.” His work is worth reading more. Wikipedia’s article is a good |
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