Something I& #39;ve learned from coaching and watching folks play over the years: there are few things as hurtful to one& #39;s growth as attaching yourself as a player to an archetype umbrella.

Some of the best combo pilots out there are self-labeled "control players" and so on.

Play how you wanna play, obv, but generally speaking I think the people who are "aggro players" are frequently just people who have put the most time into aggro, and not folks with an innate finger to their opponent& #39;s pulse that only works when playing Savannah Lions

Obv there are places people feel more comfortable, but for folks looking to get better, it& #39;s going to be more productive in the long run to actively seek out what you& #39;re unfamiliar with, and avoid defining yourself by what you familiarized yourself with first.

(obligatory disclaimer that there& #39;s a certain threshold where people are likely more capable of unlocking the Level 100 Mastery of some pillars than they are others, but that& #39;s so far down the line that it& #39;s a different conversation than this, even if the words are similar)