thats one way to start a match..

A Guilty Gear clip that cuts straight to the absurd: one player opens the match with a fireball, only to have it reflected right back for massive damage. Undeterred—or perhaps committed to a bold strategy—they immediately throw another fireball, as if the first reflection never happened. The comment section nailed the comedy: viewers were quick to point out the logic (or lack thereof) in doubling down on the same approach after watching it fail catastrophically. It's the kind of fighting game moment that feels less like strategy and more like pure conviction, turning a seemingly poor decision into an instant clip-of-the-week submission. Whether it's genuinely terrible play or an intentional bit of chaos, the raw confidence on display is hard not to appreciate. Sometimes the most memorable moments in fighting games aren't about perfect execution—they're about the sheer audacity of doing the exact same thing twice and hoping for a different result.