I also don't tend to worry about those hawk's pawns at the back, either attacking or defending. They could be important later, but in the opening and early stages of the middlegame, I think it's a waste of time attacking those pawns, the tempo can nearly always be better used to improve the position of a piece.
I also don't tend to worry about those hawk's pawns at the back, either attacking or defending. They could be important later, but in the opening and early stages of the middlegame, I think it's a waste of time attacking those pawns, the tempo can nearly always be better used to improve the position of a piece.