Today's topic is going to be more theoretical and philosophical but bare with me (or don't I'm not your mum). Something I constantly do at my day job is setting SMART goals for me, the team and the company. I also teach the others how to write SMART goals. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely) When you've set those goals it's also important to define the actual steps you'll take towards this goal. What has this to do with MCP? A lot if you want to and nothing if you don't. When you want to play this game more competitively than strictly for fun (which is totally fine) you should think about what your actual goal is and there are a lot of possible goals here. Some are easier to realize; some will take loads and loads of work. Let's start with an easier one: Getting a Longshanks Badge for 10 games with a single Affiliation. Now you set yourself a time limit: for example two months. The goal now reads: In two ...