u/TenthLevelVegan

Used my management and leadership education to sort through this for you guys

Big fan of how this one has a simple, elegant design that interacts at the map level and then the unit level. Reminds me of a much more easily accessible Fantasy General

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4005630/Tide_Of_Tactics/

(Not my video)

Tl;dw - the errand/rumor/proposition system in Final Fantasy Tactics isnt as impactful to the campaign as the similar system in xcom chimera squad is. This is a useful parallel to examine how managers can utilize and consider downtime within their orgs. This is mainly a video for managers and leaders interested in theory, people that want to understand their manager's perspectives better, or people that are aspiring to someday be leaders.

Have been really enjoying this playthrough of a roguelike remake of what feels like a blend of fire emblem and shining force.

Not my video.

Especially the system that handles agents that arent being deployed. I thought it was interesting how the game gives idle units a purpose or other things to do, but it feels like the overall reception for the game was lukewarm at best.

If you played Chimera Squad, what systems do you think it did best compared to XCOM 2 and what would you want to port over to the next iteration of XCOM from Chimera Squad?

My biggest complaint with fft was how constrained only fielding 5 units was. You collect all these fantastic unique units, monsters, and they all just kinda sit on the bench and do nothing.

If you had a seat in the design room, what would you have suggested?

Think this ones got the juice guys. Free beta download able on steam

Im writing a video essay explaining slack management as a manager in terms of either fft proposition system or xcom chimera squad side mission system. i need help figuring out how to communicate that w my thumbnail. any ideas?

Where do you think your current company falls into? Admech? Necron? Or something I hadnt even considered?

A video essay for aspiring leaders and managers about how to effectively utilize emotional functionalism. A useful skill for people not on the management track as well, but hopefully you find it useful.

I used DCSS to partially explain how emergent strategy happens (or -should- happen lol) to managers and leaders and thought you guys might find it interesting as well. Up for any feedback too if this type of content is something you're particularly interested in

This episode is about how small groups become interpersonal systems, then procedural systems, then administrative systems. I used Rim World Early Game to Mid Game as two levels and then Victoria 3 as a global system.

Still one of my fav osts.