"If it's easy to put into practice, it's not a good strategy." - Some wise Chinese strategist dude (probably Kung Fu Tzu aka Confucius, though Sun Tzu/Sun Wu may also be to blame.)
But it is a good strategy.
If your target thinks you are making a cunning plan, then they would never expect you racing across the battlefield to belt em in the face.
Most of the time, when someone uses YOLO, the enemy doesn't need to wait to be belted in the face - it will be the kind of guy who lacks the aim to do range, and lacks the speed and dodging needed to get to melee range before being mowed down by ranged weaponry.
Although to be fair, since this is about games: If the game you're playing turns "YOLO" into a viable tactic at all difficulty settings, you should probably look for a better game.
Only when they're expecting it.
When they're expecting range, trap em.
When they're expecting melee, shoot em.
Dirty fighting is the best fighting, regardless if you're solo or with others
YOLO isn't dirty fighting, though, just some idiot making a beeline into enemies and expecting karma to not shoot them in the balls for it.
I agree on "dirty" fighting, in a no rules scenario.
Master: "We are just training. Why didn't you wait for me to be ready?"
Student: "My enemy won't wait for me to be ready in a real fight."
Master: "Good."
Being a berserker doesn't necessarily mean idiocy.
combined with awareness of who to take out first and dodging the nastiest projectiles they can be a particularly notable force on the battlefield...
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Dayum....