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A '''local move''' is aimed at restoring the connections threatened by the opponent's last move. For example, a direct response to a [[template intrusion]] would be a local move. Playing local moves is called '''local play'''.

== See also ==

* [[Global play]]

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-A '''local move''' is aimed at restoring the connections threatened by the opponent's last move. For example, a direct response to a [[intrusion|template intrusion]] is a local move. Playing local moves is called '''local play'''.
+A '''local move''' in the game of [[Hex]] is a move that is aimed at restoring the [[virtual connection|connections]] threatened by the opponent's last move. These types of moves are often made in response to an opponent's [[intrusion]] into a player's group or template. For example, if the opponent places a stone in a key empty cell that is necessary for a player's group to maintain its connection, the player's response would be a local move that restores that connection.
-The opposite of local play is to play elsewhere, also called [[tenuki]].
+Playing local moves is referred to as '''local play''' and it is an important aspect of Hex strategy. By making local moves, a player is able to defend their position and maintain control of one area of the board. This type of play is often used to maintain a crucial connection.
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-A '''local move''' is aimed at restoring the connections threatened by the opponent's last move. For example, a direct response to a [[intrusion|template intrusion]] would be a local move. Playing local moves is called '''local play'''.
+A '''local move''' is aimed at restoring the connections threatened by the opponent's last move. For example, a direct response to a [[intrusion|template intrusion]] is a local move. Playing local moves is called '''local play'''.
 == See also ==
-* [[Global play]]
+* [[Tenuki]]
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