But that’s why hardcounters are boring. What if the class they hardcounter dies early on? Then they do nothing.
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shrug The definition has a lot of gray areas.
Look at that suggestion. Note how while the Inquisitor and Sorcerer are after each other they are both doing other things in addition to that
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They can leave the game with their win at no cost? I don’t see why this is a problem.
It’s boring. It isn’t uncommon for the sorc to be killed by the BD early on
Which is addressed by giving the class better tools to solidify a fake claim, which Mindshade does. If the Sorcerer had a similar ability, they wouldn’t get caught as easily.
So instead they are open to being killed by knights and hunters for the first 2 nights.
Pretty sure the Sorcerer’s sense passive lets them avoid both things?
That’s who you were talking about, tho.
If we’re referring to whether Deathcaller dies to Knight/Hunter, that happens to the Possessor when jumping and costs a soul for the Reaper. If the Reaper loses a soul N1 and can’t get it back, they can die to a Hunter/Knight N2 as well.
The Reaper won’t die to it and the Possessor can avoid the issue. The Deathcaller is forced to leave himself open.
Very nice 
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I think that’s only because the current Sorc-Inq interaction is terrible, but the devs have said they are going to fix it.
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YOLO STAB N1 FTW. Also hecc yes
Thanks! 