strategical

Knowing the opening is more about understanding the position, it's strength and weaknesses, the immediate tactics available, and the natural flow of pieces towards their strategical aims.

But yeah, at lower levels the learning curve/necessary baseline mechanical skill is definitely an impediment to strategical play.

Carlsen excels in the kinds of positions computers don't manage well - deep strategical long-range plans, well executed.

Anyway, Dominion is a great game that packs a lot of strategical depth in a rather short playing time!

Perhaps there is a need in some sort of strategical direction, to ensure new versions don't cause upgrade issues?

On the cultural note with its attitude toward the war, it's just all about the strategical reality.

I was in a strategical position with my last company and was an asset for a few reasons.

It's enough to have executed a few strategical paths and many more tactical manoeuvres.

Alas, there might be no such plan, because they haven't found a way to directly capitalize on that yet, or political/strategical/management reasons.

Vim and emacs are projects that are of special strategical importance to the world.

Any game with a lot of strategical depth tends to pull me in.

I'm not even sure what the strategical advantage of limiting the stream in the first place.

As intellectuals "know" people with noble intentions commit strategical blunders, and irresponsible acts but no such things as atrocities.

No amount of kool aid, great ideas and "strategical thinking" will help you unless you have someone who understands the space you're targeting.

User privacy, "meritocracy", freedom from DRM/EME, etc above all else vs strategical trade-offs that strengthen competitive positions against Chrome, Edge and Safari.

Almost every multiplayer game in this genre just costs a lot of time (for most games you have to log on every day or so because then certain actions are completed), and I always wanted to be it more strategical while not sacrifiying the possibilites that each "creature" has.