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amyamyamy 76 Posts March 30 2018 20:37 GMT #21 Isnt it pretty clear that tempo is used to mean momentum in these cases?

BlackLilium Poland426 Posts April 02 2018 18:57 GMT #22 Usually in games like chess "tempo" refers to better/faster positioning of the units, usually without any material advantage. It means, you have the same units, but you are positioned better and you can dictate the game.

Rehio United States1718 Posts April 02 2018 19:28 GMT #23 Wolf was clearly misunderstood here. You see, Temp0 is a well-known practice partner in the scene. When he was saying "Tempo-based play," he was referring to a style of play based on the practice games the player had with Temp0.

Waxangel United States33075 Posts April 02 2018 20:24 GMT #24 okay I think we've sufficiently answered the dude's question :O

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