In any real violent conflict, the first principle is to give priority to protecting one's own safety and avoiding conflicts as much as possible. The following analysis is only used as a discussion of tactical theory in virtual scenarios and does not constitute a realistic behavior suggestion. [Target selection Priority model] (sorted by threat factor) 1. Source of instant deadly threats -Those who hold equipment (knives, blunt instruments, etc.) need to give priority to their attack ability. -Opponents who are performing deadly attacks (such as throat locking, shoving from a height) 2. Command node target -The coordinator who issues tactical instructions (often located in the rear to observe the overall situation) -Emotional instigator (continuous intensification of conflict through language) 3. System hub role -The physique advantage (the core of combat effectiveness with abnormal height and weight) -Those with special skills (individuals who show traces of fighting training) 4. Weak breakthrough -Lonely and helpless single-earners (key nodes that create a poor number of people) -Those who have been injured but have not lost their combat effectiveness (to prevent them from forming a clamp attack after recovery) 【Tactical execution elements】 1. Law of Space control -Follow the "door axis effect": give priority to clearing the enemy near the entrance and exit to ensure the evacuation passage -Establish a triangular fire zone: force the opponent to be at the intersection of multiple attack vectors 2. Psychological deterrence strategy -Focus on hitting targets with high visibility (such as knocking down the front row to create a visual impact) -Targeted destruction of the opponent's equipment (capture of equipment/destruction of communication equipment) 3. Dynamic evaluation system -Scan battlefield situation changes every 5-8 seconds -Pay attention to the target energy curve (fatigue signals such as wheezing/sweating) 4. Legal risk aversion -Strictly follow the "necessity" and "proportionality principles" of self-defense -Pay attention to the judicial boundary of the attack action (avoid behaviors such as stepping on the ground and falling to the ground) Important note: 90% of effective suppression in real conflicts comes from non-physical means, including but not limited to calling for support, creating sound deterrence, and using environmental obstacles. Any act of violence will face severe punishment by law, and the greatest guarantee for life and safety is always to evacuate in time and call the police.