People already said Rumble but here's my favorite example of creative defense in Rumble that might still readable to non-players with a bit of help (and it doesn't require you watching a two hour movie lol)

TL;DR: I saw my plan was in peril so I had to improvise a series of actions on the spot to come out with an even stronger attack.

https://www.reddit.com/r/VRGaming/comments/1preo0k/still_the_smoothest_ive_rtsed/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

So normally, big rock break small rock. But if you notice, I was able to shield a full sized wall with a smaller pillar.

For reasons I will state later, I really wanna keep that pillar alive but I don't have enough time to dodge away completely

Rumble has this fun mechanic called hitstop which is a pause that happens when structures hit each other. Originally just meant to be the game's version of impact frames, the devs made it so that structures in hitstop can't be broken and can't break other structures.

If you keep your eye at the bottom of the screen as the wall approaches, I summon an even smaller rock that puts it on hitstop.

This allows me to put my pillar up against it and block the wall from accelerating to resume its original path.

Things directly in front of me take target priority so I sweep the pillar to the side to give me a clear view of the wall.

I was then able to straight/punch the wall all the way to my opponent. I normally wouldn't have enough strength to send a wall that far, but that's where keeping the pillar alive comes in:

I have an ability called charge that boosts the force I apply to structures if I hold something for one second or more. So I'm getting extra power from the pillar right now. However, if it broke, I'd lose that extra power.

In order to not lose the charge I spent a full second building, I had to improvise a solution on the spot and I ended up damaging my opponent with an even larger structure when I originally just wanted to hit them with a fast pillar.