I think it would be a cool challenge for tactic creators to create the best tactic that uses a (non-DLP) playmaker role for each position. I imagine for most tactics, adding a playmaker will be a negative but what if there is a surprise? It will also be great to find some tactics that lose very little and so will probably become a gain if your team does have a transcendent player in that position. Thoughts?
I think it would be a cool challenge for tactic creators to create the best tactic that uses a (non-DLP) playmaker role for each position. I imagine for most tactics, adding a playmaker will be a negative but what if there is a surprise? It will also be great to find some tactics that lose very little and so will probably become a gain if your team does have a transcendent player in that position. Thoughts?