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"An Altered Copy of The Classical Mystery Method"
Overall rating
5.2
Effectiveness
5.0
Ease of Implementation
7.0
Innovativeness
2.0
Reviewed by The Supreme Artist
October 04, 2013
October 04, 2013
Magic Bullets is definitively not an book of original concepts and inovation.... It's an modified copy of Mystery Method...
I'm not saying it's a bad book at all. Indeed it's a excellent book, but if you read Mystery Method, Magic Bullets will add very few to your understanding and your skills in the game...
It preconizes an Structured Indirect game, with phases similar to the Mystery's Waypoints of pickup. There's some few inovating concepts that worth in this stuff:
The concept of the Profile of Risk-Reward of the openers, and the idea of Transitions between the opener and the attraction phase, which Mystery Method ignores. Besides these, I'd advice you to read Revelations, which is more complete than Magic Bullets in all other aspects
I'm not saying it's a bad book at all. Indeed it's a excellent book, but if you read Mystery Method, Magic Bullets will add very few to your understanding and your skills in the game...
It preconizes an Structured Indirect game, with phases similar to the Mystery's Waypoints of pickup. There's some few inovating concepts that worth in this stuff:
The concept of the Profile of Risk-Reward of the openers, and the idea of Transitions between the opener and the attraction phase, which Mystery Method ignores. Besides these, I'd advice you to read Revelations, which is more complete than Magic Bullets in all other aspects
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