OK...let's revisit the mid-ROCH battle between Gwok Jing, Yeung Gor, the Golden Wheel Monk, and the Mongol mercenaries with a few changes thrown in.
1. Little Dragon Girl goes along too, enabling her and Yeung Gor to use Double Sword Technique.
2. Yeung Gor and Little Dragon Girl do not intend to harm Gwok Jing, only to help him defeat the Golden Wheel Monk and the Mongol warriors.
Given these circumstances, the heroes are very likely to win, but what would be more efficient? Should they...
1). Have Gwok Jing fight the Golden Wheel Monk one-on-one and let Yeung Gor + Little Dragon Girl use Double Sword Technique to make quick work of the Mongol mercenaries, and then help GJ against the GWM if necessary...
or
2). Have Yeung Gor + Little Dragon Girl use Double Sword Technique fight the Golden Wheel Monk while Gwok Jing quickly wrecks the Mongol mercenaries, then turns to help the couple finish off GWM if necessary.
I figure the heroes are likely to win either way, but which approach represents the lower risk/higher chance of success?
1. Little Dragon Girl goes along too, enabling her and Yeung Gor to use Double Sword Technique.
2. Yeung Gor and Little Dragon Girl do not intend to harm Gwok Jing, only to help him defeat the Golden Wheel Monk and the Mongol warriors.
Given these circumstances, the heroes are very likely to win, but what would be more efficient? Should they...
1). Have Gwok Jing fight the Golden Wheel Monk one-on-one and let Yeung Gor + Little Dragon Girl use Double Sword Technique to make quick work of the Mongol mercenaries, and then help GJ against the GWM if necessary...
or
2). Have Yeung Gor + Little Dragon Girl use Double Sword Technique fight the Golden Wheel Monk while Gwok Jing quickly wrecks the Mongol mercenaries, then turns to help the couple finish off GWM if necessary.
I figure the heroes are likely to win either way, but which approach represents the lower risk/higher chance of success?