Separate-Together (SnT)

Quick Definition: A style of sarging where a group of PUAs go in field together but game apart, unless a wing needs to be brought in to help with a particularly difficult set.

Full Definition:

S&T allows PUAs to gain competency sarging alone, but having wings to occasionally back them up when needed. This skill is important in building personal competencies and learning how not to always rely on a wing when running a set.

The separate-together winging style allows PUAs to develop their individual skills, instead of relying too heavily on their wings, and allows them to build the confidence to go out alone when no wings are available. Ultimately, becoming self-dependent and not relying on others should be the goal of aPUAs, and the S&T style of winging helps them to get to that level.

Usage:

Let’s go S&T with the alliance tonight and breakup into groups of 3.

Related Terms: Solo Sarging, Sarging, Field Experience, mPUA, Isolation, Extraction, Social Pressure

Source: Vincent Chase

Definition by Vince Lin

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