Bar Mleczny Słoneczny vs. Saberyu

Bar Mleczny Słoneczny

An authentic Polish milk bar. Cheap and delicious. Serves typical Polish foods. Probably the most affordable place in the center of Gdynia. Can get crowded at lunch time.

Saberyu

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Saberyu

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Reviewed on 1/26/2025

Delicious and cheap! I always eat there when I'm in Gdynia.

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Reviewed on 3/21/2025

Through the careful abuse of hitboxes and hurtboxes saberyu manages to keep up with the meta to some extent. It has a good playstyle which can get countered fair and square by certain plastyles. Personally, saberyu doesn't need to be changed. Unless the meta shifts into kaiju who can't counter saberyu well. (Fast kaiju, and kaiju who have long range options or extended hitboxes.) -MrAz

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