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BarbeQMichael
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So what you are saying is that you beat a bad player easily, and I don't doubt it as HL of heavies hit hard if they land. But what you described is just bad play from your opponent, and it cannot be generalized to be a norm.
From my perspective, whenever I fight against highlanders and I see them trying to go for offensive, it takes just a light attack or guardbreak from me to push them out of it because they can't defend, unless it was a light parry from where OF heavy is guaranteed for him. I admit, I have died to a highlander 3 or 4 times, but they were so much better than me they would have killed me with any hero.
Writing off players as being bad is literally you strawmaning because you don't have anything to counter my point about recovery numbers or about spacing.
And from your perspective I could also equally argue that you fight bad HL players.
Let me rephrase.
HL's OF heavy is either 600ms or 700ms. Conq's dodge is 600ms. if he's not right on top of me anything he attempts to do by dodging forward will be met with his OF heavy on reaction. There is literally no way for conq to stop the OF from ripping unless he's on top of me.
And again. even if i'm not going straight into OF heavy from my fast flow to answer him highlanders dodge recovery is either 300ms or 400ms in OF. Meaning if he attempts to bash be it as soon as he can or if he tries to delay it I can dodge it on reaction and hit him with an OF heavy or an OF light and conq can't do anything about it.
Of course my entire argument relies on me being in OF. if conq can sucessfully manage to keep HL out of it yes. it's harder for HL to do anything.
But that doesn't make it a bad matchup for HL. merely an unfavorable one. lots of conq's kit still revolves around blocking attacks in some fashion. and OF negates most of that. Which is another reason why the matchup isn't bad for HL.
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