Softpedia: In the middle of the second biggest race of the year, the Italian Il Giro, I have a dilemma that is pretty much paralyzing me: should I push Frank Schleck hard in order to try and secure a final victory, despite the problems with his time trials skills, or should I just focus on one or two stage wins with my supporting riders in order to have my leader fresh for Le Tour de France?
Play Vault's Giles:
"Of course winning feels good but it does not feel as good when your top sprinter wins an easy race. The victory feels all the more sweeter when you set a plan in motion to attack, it works and your lesser rider or veteran journeyman grabs the laurels and wins the race."
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From Strategyinformer.com: "So here’s the thing; I have a lifelong obsession with management simulations, culminating in an uninhibited crack-like addiction to the Football Manager series. I’m perfectly at home with never-ending swathes of menus, stats and obtuse performance planning to gain that extra 4% in performance from my virtual athletes, and I can happily grind away an afternoon on a pre-season tour of Asia or scouting for the best additions to my vastly-inflated squad of ego-maniacal idiots. This is not a waste of time for somebody of my persuasion; it’s logical, relaxing and amazingly atmospheric once you’re fully invested. "
