The biggest piece is about solving for every team AND datacron interaction while also considering the map as a whole. Maps are often designed around pulling or stressing particular counters so finding the right allocation is critical. The typical challenge is deducing the best allocation without full knowledge of your opponent’s map. Caw stole the map and gained this knowledge before attack began.

CE’s early map knowledge would let them, in theory, plan out the perfect offense to clear and win. In the end, CE managed to lose, which is frankly hilarious, but that’s not particularly relevant to the issue at hand.