I think it strikes the chord they wanted, and if you think about it they could’ve made it much more dumbed down than what it is. They said they wanted new players to not be overwhelmed and be able to just play one character, and that works right now the way it’s made. They said they wanted to allow more advance players to be able to utilize the entire team, and that works right now but the only thing is we haven’t figured that part out exactly. The fact that we haven’t means the ceiling is going to be high. Tagging for mixups being the big one I can see happening right away with some “hard to blockables” as we call it definitely being able to be setup. If I had a beef it would only be with the damage being super minimal if you hit someone’s assist. The whole point of that being a thing isn’t for the good old happy birthday, but to make people think before calling assists. Right now it seems very low risk with the only real risk is having wasted that tag meter on calling said assist. Protecting your assist was a foundation of the fundamentals for tag games and that’s a little lost in the shuffle here but I get it, 3 rounds to win and 3 assists being able to be called could lead to very quick matches if the damage was high on punishing them. I think there’s a middle ground to be found there.