Sentence examples for master tactics from inspiring English sources

While traditional role-playing games can be enjoyably painstaking affairs that test players' ability to master tactics, complex rule systems and dozens of skills and abilities, Diablo has always been an orgy of wanton slashing and hacking.

As the Obama administration begins its review of US-Iran policy, it would be prudent to remember the adage of a chess Grand Master: tactics are what you do when there is something to do and strategy is what you do when there is nothing to do.

The controls take a little getting used to, but once you've mastered tactics like gliding through the ink in disguise, testing out different methods to splatter as much of the ground as possible shows what the Wii U is perfect for.

Her game reminds many of that of Martina Hingis, who was a master at tactics and constructing points.

As it turns out, she offered humanity a Pyrrhic victory at Verdun: the aliens allowed her troops to win there in order to observe and master her tactics.

As infinite distractions compete for our attention, companies are learning to master new tactics to stay relevant in users' minds and lives.

Pelham Warner described how Jardine "was a master of tactics and strategy, and was especially adept in managing fast bowlers and thereby preserving their energy.

Try to master different tactics and fighters to mix it up for them!

Fujifilm has mastered new tactics and survived.

Mr. Romney, whose campaign mastered such tactics during the Republican primaries, brushed off the protest.

They are masters of "tactics," but they know that "strategy" — the point of all these brilliant counterterrorism operations — may have eluded them, and has certainly eluded Israel's leaders.