Read my text better; there's no lie in it. It's better to play as someone and then say, "I played as them, and I just couldn't beat Ossir,"
but everyone can talk about how impossible it is to win. :smile14:
People are interested in this – and you're writing in general that overpowered heroes like Nimue and Ossir are defeated by almost everyone or at least half of the players...
You're only right in that they can indeed be defeated (under favorable circumstances), but this is still less than 50% likely.
A counter-hero is about opposition, meaning that, at a minimum, they should defeat the opponent with a 50% probability, or even 100%. But you're saying that out of 10 times, you win exactly once – that's a maximum of 10%. :)
P.S. That's why I say that, in general, you're telling the truth, but you're misleading people about the topic.
People are eager to test it in practice, but unfortunately, they will only be disappointed... It's a different matter that you really need to practice to win against such heroes when the situation allows it, when these 10% (or however many there are) occur, and you need to take advantage of them... :smile19:
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Yes, I completely forgot... to help you and others understand, I'll give an example of a real counter-hero, for example, against Ossir:
1) Lethos defeats Ossir more than 50% of the time, in my opinion (he also dominates against Anwen).
Therefore, if I go to a random game, and my opponent picks Ossir, I don't get upset and pick Lethos, and in 8 out of 10 cases, I tear him to shreds... usually, at the end of the battle, the Driders fight against the Horses, and my Scouts and Sovereigns help them die faster.
Moreover, the tactics are diverse, although the general strategy is the same: neutralize the archers and pit one of the two Ossir infantry units against the other.