Someone pushed me to check out MIR4 so I gave it a shot despite thinking it'd be boring. Loaded in and got dragged straight into a clan push for some territory spot. We traded hits back and forth for a solid minute until I caught one guy off guard with a clean combo.

Then a second wave showed up and I got flattened because the follow-up attack landed faster than the first set. That death felt off, like the timing window shrank for no reason.

The one-on-one scraps hit hard when the difficulty lines up right, but the big fights punish you quick if your gear or timing slips even once. Not sure it's worth sticking around after that.

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I spent the first twenty minutes choosing paths across the cliffs and figuring out who gets roped to who before any real movement starts. At one point the rock under the lead scout shifted and we had to backtrack the whole line to reset the connections.

The coordination there felt solid once it clicked. Everything else moved slower than it needed to, with long stretches of checking holds and waiting for weather to settle before the next step.

It never really changes what you are doing even when the island looks different. You don't reach the PEAK fast enough to make the repetition worthwhile.

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