10 Things I learned from randoming in FG

[digiholic]

So, lately, in order to improve my play while avoiding using Mega Man as a crutch, I've been randoming in For Glory. I focused more on using a character's whole move set rather than relying on first-order optimal strategies like projectile walls and abusing rolling that a good player is capable of beating easily. Here are a few things I've learned.

1. I suck a lot more than I thought I did.
2. I'm usually lucky to take a stock.
3. Closing out stocks is, in general, really hard. Opponent's average percent when they die is easily above 160%.
4. I like Dark Pit a lot more than I thought I would.
5. I hate Ike a lot more than I ever did before.
6. People have no idea how to deal with a DHD or Samus that doesn't spam.
7. I quite often appear very salty if I lose really badly one game and random gives me Little Mac or the character they just used.
8. Every once in a while, the opponent realizes what I'm doing, and begins an hours long random train while we play whoever comes up. These matches are glorious and the most fun I've had online.
9. Marth > Lucina
10. And, the big one, I've improved so much after just one week, and look forward to getting strong as I continue with this experiment!

Does anyone else random in FG? Is it a training exercise, do you have trouble deciding, or both?

 

[Saclam]

Depends on what kind off mood I am,if I feel like messing around i go random.