haruki

haruki brings a duelist’s appetite for forward motion, but their two-wave stretch also shows how difficult it is to turn that appetite into steady damage. neon, jett, and skye give them several ways to enter, disrupt, or improvise, and the balance between kills and deaths is a relative bright spot in that mix. it is not the same as dominating a lobby. their first wave appearance in rising tides split 1 supplies the sharper landmark, while split 2 makes the trajectory look more like a work in progress than a sudden arrival.

they do their best work when role contrast lets them trade raw speed for a useful bit of information or pressure. for now, the game has flashes of sensible aggression, but not enough delivered force to make every entry count.