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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 6582801" data-attributes="member: 6790260">So...intentionally ignoring 75% of the resources available to you...means that you have 75% less resources than you actually could have.That's what you're saying. &quot;If I ignore a supermajority of what I can do, I have only one action to take.&quot; Well...yes! That's what happens when you impulsively ignore most of the things you can do and refuse to consider the possibility of employing your environment in addition to the ready-to-hand options available to you.Your problem sounds much less like &quot;there is only one card&quot; and much more like &quot;I have extremely high standards for what actions I want to take, unless I have no idea how good they will be, in which case I am perfectly happy doing whatever I like.&quot; In which case, the only choices you'll be happy making are uninformed choices, which I find...strange, to say the least.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 6582801, member: 6790260"] So...intentionally ignoring 75% of the resources available to you...means that you have 75% less resources than you actually could have. That's what you're saying. "If I ignore a supermajority of what I can do, I have only one action to take." Well...yes! That's what happens when you impulsively ignore [I]most[/I] of the things you can do and refuse to consider the possibility of employing your environment [I]in addition to[/I] the ready-to-hand options available to you. Your problem sounds much less like "there is only one card" and much more like "I have extremely high standards for what actions I want to take, unless I have [I]no idea[/I] how good they will be, in which case I am perfectly happy doing whatever I like." In which case, the only choices you'll be happy making are [I]uninformed[/I] choices, which I find...strange, to say the least. [/QUOTE]

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