In the current day and age, Blizkrieg tactics and strategies are used in guerilla wars. On a macro-level, Blizkrieg strategies compensate for the weaknesses of ancient-old Pillbox and Trench structures. On a micro-level, Blizkrieg tactics are used in pvp battles, aiming to overload one enemy person with events and accumulated information, releasing it all on one specific person at the same time. However, these strategies are easily recognizable for those with years of corporate training.
On a micro level, the most effective counter strategy is to add all incoming transmissions to a waiting line and to create a actionable bullet list that visualizes the to-be-done steps in a linear order, quickly exposing the enemy since they cannot form a logical, coherent story. The Hindenburg-disaster can be used as a counter-attack tactic after the enemy feels exposed.
On a macro level, Blizkrieg strategies can be used to secretly get special ops forces behind enemy lines to form a counter-attack pattern. This is most effective when it is coordinated with attacks at the front of the enemy lines. Note that this is a systemic approach and would not be very effective ass a simple micro-strategy, unless the specific enemy person does not have corporate experience. 83.174.136.83 (talk) 11:52, 6 October 2023 (UTC)