This person somehow turns Divinity: Original Sin 2—a game built around thoughtful tactics, creativity, and planning—into a masterclass in bad decisions, as if every fight is an experiment in how not to play. They stroll into battles under-leveled, under-prepared, and overconfident, ignoring high ground like it personally offended them and spreading their party out just enough to get wiped by the first AoE spell. Cooldowns are apparently a myth, crowd control is “optional,” and armor systems might as well be written in another language, because they’ll happily spam magic attacks on enemies with full magic armor and then act surprised when nothing happens. They loot everything except the items they actually need, forget to upgrade gear for hours, and somehow always start combat in the worst possible position—usually with their squishiest character standing directly next to an enemy with a greatsword.