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I used to have trouble fighting lance characters, so I picked up Vrax and learned how to use it. I also had trouble with passive players, so I played like that for a while to understand it. Learning how to use something is the best way to learn how to counter it. For instance, I learned that the lance only has ONE move that attacks straight up, and it's recovery is very awkward. So, I now attack from above and when they use a recovery, I aim for where they WILL BE, not where they ARE.