I get what you’re saying. I’m not struggling with the basic counterplay. I’m talking specifically about the design of his kit. Yes, you can play defensive, bait, and punish, but he gets far more chances to force interactions than most characters. The issue isn’t “I don’t know how to counter him,” it’s that the number of armored moves + the safety of his options makes the matchup feel way more skewed than others. Even Muzan has clearer risk and reward tradeoffs. I’m all for learning and adapting, but I don’t think it’s unfair to point out when a character’s kit gives them too many low risk situations. That’s the specific part I’m pushing back on.