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That's one great usage.
Mist Technique is one of the situations where this technique is quite useful. When your opponent preforms the technique, he will keep some mental annotations about your location and the surroundings. If you use this technique on him, you can change that perception he has, and get him lost within his own technique. This would make it so that your opponent can navigate through the mist as much as he wants, while the fact remains that he will only go where you let him go. Preforming this technique will not only make your opponent miss any localized attack towards you (Something like fireballs or earth spikes), but it will also mean that you can control the area where your opponent is, because you will make him move only where you want him to move, like going around in circles within a small area, where you can aim your jutsus to.
Hidden Mist is one, another would be when your opponent goes underground. Normally he would try to strike you from beneath, or go behind you, or retreat to wherever you want, but with this technique, you can trap your opponent underground, and prevent him from doing whatever he wants. Likewise, he won't be able to aim any localized attack at you, for he will have a missed perception of where you are.
So it is important for you to realize that, within this jutsu, you can control where your opponent goes and where your opponent sends his jutsus, all by choosing the right word play![]()
I did not know such a thing. Could you give me an example of this word play?
It is becoming interesting to think of using it in creative ways. It's still a little hax though ^^.