Starstruck

starstruck arrived at fortress series 2 with the kind of first showing that makes a name look suddenly well chosen. their game was built around finding favourable fights without needing to turn every round into a spectacle. the initiator role gives them the tools to begin the action, but the more striking part was how often those openings became survivable, useful engagements rather than hopeful swings.

the combination produces player who already looks comfortable taking responsibility when the map asks for it. starstruck makes this appearance meaningful without leaning on a long trail; this appearance places them as someone with real bite in the opening exchanges and enough discipline to keep that bite from becoming wasteful. there is room for the rest of the picture to develop, but the first outline is strong. if the name promises drama, the gameplay supplies it in short, well-timed bursts.