@SidneyIcarus I don't think heuristics necessarily pick "best practice" solutions, so much as "practices with clear decision/allocation criteria". A high orientation player would be pretty good at saying "I categorise breaking this door as Wreck" - even if "Wreck" may not be the best category.
@SidneyIcarus "Test, check, refine" is an exact description of how most people learn to process more nebulous action rolls as "give me x check and we'll just resolve it".
@SidneyIcarus I think that's it? But yeah, basic point is that I think this classification applies more to the demeanour of the players than it does to the structure of the game itself.
@SidneyIcarus In FitD, I think some players will begin Heuristic (e.g. "I want to do x, let me try and determine which Action that means") and others will begin Exploratory (e.g. "I'm just going to experiment with position and effect until I triangulate to set it well").
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