valery
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I'd like to add my two cents.
I perfectly understand Padme (because everyone wants to win), but I want to point out that in the same league, the rules stated that there should be an odd number of games, and it wasn't always the case that the second player to choose won.
I also want to note that there are heroes against whom there is simply no counter (if, of course, you play well, and luck doesn't fail you). And regarding Visa's statement that Padme has stronger heroes, I draw some rather unpleasant conclusions.
By the way, the concept of a counter-hero is quite flexible. If it means defeating someone without a chance, then I must disappoint you because there is no such set of six heroes that I could defeat without a fight.
I perfectly understand Padme (because everyone wants to win), but I want to point out that in the same league, the rules stated that there should be an odd number of games, and it wasn't always the case that the second player to choose won.
I also want to note that there are heroes against whom there is simply no counter (if, of course, you play well, and luck doesn't fail you). And regarding Visa's statement that Padme has stronger heroes, I draw some rather unpleasant conclusions.
By the way, the concept of a counter-hero is quite flexible. If it means defeating someone without a chance, then I must disappoint you because there is no such set of six heroes that I could defeat without a fight.