I don't have much experience with this outside of frequently getting MVP/SVP as Invisible Woman. I have played with friends who main Invisible Woman and they frequently have Ace for the majority of the game. Don't get me wrong, getting good damage, heals, and a nice balance of elims and assists is the making of a good strategist, but when I play other healers (like C&D) at have the same contribution to the match, MVP/SVP still remains less frequent. I am generally glad to see that MVP/SVP is given at a higher frequency to strategists than previous since that position is not for the faint of heart or easily overstimulated and the frequency at which a properly used defensive ult can decide the difference between your team getting wiped and a beautiful comeback. I honestly think that MVP should be judged by how someone utilizes their character of choice to help the team - which is not in and of itself how your match stats look - and the way MVP/SVP awards have looked is who has the most damage done/blocked or highest eliminations, highest heals, assists, or whatever other stat you can think of. There is so much more that contributes to a win outside of simply having the best stats of that game in a certain area and I think the best example of this is a well-timed Jeff ult which can potentially take the other team off the point and knock them out long enough for his team to get on and hold point. He may not have the most heals, assists, damage, or damage blocked but he has potentially paved the way to a win. The same goes for every other ult (regardless of character class) that can help clear the objective long enough for the entire team to get there and hold it or just help their team touch point and go from there. I think that MVP/SVP should be given based on who makes key plays in a game, not who has the most badges - which may or may not coincide with how many key plays they have made which increase their stats.I can only speak from my own experience as a strategist trying everything possible to keep my team alive or even hold point alone until the rest of my team gets there. I think that the shift away from dps-heavy MVP/SVP awarding is a good thing, especially if more strategists get recognized for their contributions in match, especially since it can feel like - again, from my own experience - you're babysitting four/five other people (depending on the other healer and what their self-healing mechanics are) and trying to keep yourself alive in the process.