In first-person shooter games, it was often disheartening to die without apparent reasons or explanations, simply losing based on pure aim, making it less enjoyable.

However, playing For Honor is different.
I could explain how I died (except for bugs) and precisely identify the areas in my skill set that need improvement.
As I spend more time in the game, I can feel an increased understanding of myself and of the opponents.
Plus, Unlike FPS games encountering skilled players triggers more excitement as I find myself thinking not just vaguely about emotions but rather strategizing on how to defeat them, reflecting on what aspects of my own performance were lacking.

This heightened awareness contributes to a more meaningful gaming experience.