It can really throw off good players when less experienced players make decisions that don't make sense or players so used to a meta anything outside of it throws them off. Talking about games in general, not specifically Mechabellum or as a criticism of this video. (The first game with the guy not picking Wraith made me think of it.)
yes. Against players who do random decisions you need to play really solid. Against good players you lose when you play solid because they do it also and then they make small gambles that have a high likely hood of working and win with them. So for example if I know a player is not very good it's very easy for me to play against him. If I misjudge a player and think he is good but he makes random decision, it's sometimes very hard (because the gambles you do hurt you now since you predict everything wrong)
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It can really throw off good players when less experienced players make decisions that don't make sense or players so used to a meta anything outside of it throws them off. Talking about games in general, not specifically Mechabellum or as a criticism of this video. (The first game with the guy not picking Wraith made me think of it.)
yes. Against players who do random decisions you need to play really solid. Against good players you lose when you play solid because they do it also and then they make small gambles that have a high likely hood of working and win with them. So for example if I know a player is not very good it's very easy for me to play against him. If I misjudge a player and think he is good but he makes random decision, it's sometimes very hard (because the gambles you do hurt you now since you predict everything wrong)
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