You've been here I've assumed. The veterans know, so I'll assume your testing me. I'm down to have my brain picked. I've done work. I remember the growing pains that came with searching out and playing people who have already done what it took to git gud . Honestly, I had my head beat in - repeatedly, but didn't give up. I worked on execution. I looked over the frame data and figured out how best to punish, what I could punish, and how. I studied the matchups and continued to evolve until my game started to resemble the meta. Then, I was able to make decisions to remain safe, yet still be unpredictable. Eventually, I could compete at that level - and my opponents - who had already done their work, but wasn't as hungry as I was - got their scripts flipped. Then, they regained that hunger, did more, and came back stronger - but in the meanwhile I had kept working as well.
If you do all this, or if you've done all this - when you speak on the game - your opinions are based on experience learned by playing the meta-game.
Bo Rai Cho's current state is how he was. You got a glance at him in story mode and think you know everything. He is what he was - and what he was remains an abomination.
