Jareth nods and replies; "But it was gamble which I had to take, as first rule for successful warfare is deception. So I had to trust and create circumstances which supported my theory. If I had played honestly I would had never won against Scorpion as he simply outgeared me all measures. Also one reason why I used that ruse was because most pilots think of showmanship as you said, and so they would not expect foe who is ready to put itself to humiliating situation to able catch them off guard. Only other mech pilot what I think can be hard to fool with things like that is Phantom Warrior who follows to true letter on guerrilla warfare, which many generals had said is coward's way to fight but it's undeserved insult to simple yet effective tactic. As many rebels thorough history, all way to legendary Robin Hood, used guerrilla tactics which helped against superior foe. Or foe which is dangerous. Only what I wonder is Phantom Warrior brilliant stragedian, or simply a pilot who just knows one true tactic which he uses over and over again because he can use it." Jareth then recalled something and asked; "By any chance you mind play sometime a tactical game with me? Are you familiar with chess or shogi? I myself prefer shogi because of slight quirks which it can have, like the handicaps, reduced number of game pieces or slight variant rules based on scenario while chess is played by single set of rules."