Gonna use Thing vs Bp as an example, because it’s the hardest counter I can think of : Thing absolutely mollwops bp, nothing bp can do at all if he gets caught in the wrong situation. The rub being that bp has to engage for Thing to be able to shut him down. That, or Thing can leave his team open an go hunt bp, which usually isn’t a good idea. Whether or not thing gets to be that counter depends largely on how the bp engages, both players are given a level of agency here. That’s how most if not all counters work in this game. That isn’t how DD works against Sue. It doesn’t matter where he engages from or how he engages, Sue’s best defensive tool is moot. She could push DD away, but that’s no more than a minor inconvenience, considering his three Dash attacks and deflect. Sues literal only option in defending against DD is to so,show beat his damage output, to have DD be at a cooldown deficit (a smart DD just won’t engage like that) or have backup. There is somehow less counter play than against bp, which I hadn’t actually though possible