Sometimes the lesson is not to enter a fight if you've got no clue what's going on. No one's holding a gun to your head. Timing, particularly as a thief, is of the essence. And thats not really an helpful answer because the question is what is going on ? What is a good fight ? And if a fight is " good" but i dont do what i should do because i dont know what to do , is that fight still "good" ? What timing ? That s the problem i was talking about in this game . It expects you to have 4 years worth of experience from the get go .Dude, everything in life requires you have to a minimal experience before you even think about being effective. You can't just jump in something new and hope that everything will be okay.Even if we give you all the answers to your questions, you will still suck. The only way to progress is by experiencing, by playing the game until it "basis" become intuitive for you. In order to progress you have to fail first. So:how does someone learn how to drive? By drivinghow does someone learn how to cook? By cookinghow does someone learn how to code? by codinghow does someone learn how to play? by playing kittenI guess you didnt understand my post ... as i said in my post . I m used to playing competitive games ...i played fighting games to a descent lvl all my life . I played wow for years and i was in the 2k3 rating range , i play league and i think plat 1 is descent , starcraft , starcraft 2, a crap ton of warcraft 3 ... so yes i know what a learning curve is and i know that you always suck at first . But here is the thing . You at least have a learning curve . You start somewhere you have a basis that is straight forward and then you build on it . Here , there is nothing . Yes if someone wants to learn to fight he should start fighting .But if you have Mayweather jumping on you everytime you step into the ring and breaking you a couple of bones in 5 seconds each time , my bet is you ll find another hobby .