Tactics

A tactic is a specific skill that a Decision Performance module teaches. For example: “Know your market value and explain it”.

Where tactics come from

Each module has its own tactics. Every practice teaches one of them, and at the end of the practice its name appears under the “Tactic” label.

How to master a tactic

Each tactic has a bar, with one segment for every practice that teaches it. Main-line practices come first, then the side ones. The better a practice’s best result, the fuller its segment; gold fills it all the way. The segment for a “Dead End” practice fills all the way as soon as you’ve played it to the end. Exams don’t count toward a tactic.

Until a tactic is passed, its grey shield carries its number in the module. Once every main-line practice has been played — to at least one crystal, or to the end for a “Dead End” — the grey shield gets a tick. A tactic is mastered when every main-line segment is full: the shield fills with colour. Once the side-scene segments are full too, the shield turns gold. If a tactic has no side scenes, the coloured shield is as high as it goes.

Where to find them

In Profile, on the Decision Performance page, there’s a “Tactics” card: a row for each module, with a bar showing how many of its tactics you’ve mastered. Tap a module to open its tactics; tap a tactic to open its page: “What you do” and “When it works”, which practices teach it and which exams test it.

A module’s “Description” lists its tactics too, so you can see which ones you’ve already mastered.