But I said requires. If a character dies in a tag game, you lose. That gives an entire different weight to the decision to keep them in back recovering life, or risk their safety and push. So there's this huge front character, back character risk management that you have to undergo for the entire match. IIRC, TACs were created to enforce more characters switching but it didn't work out that way. Marvel inherently has linear character roles where characters pretty much die in the order that they're placed.
Also, I just find it hard to accept that the game that treats characters like 33% life dicerolls as a more effective team game. Even in high level Marvel, you see players who are totally carried by their point or anchor characters. I totally remember Rayray shitting on the community saying no one learns Zero/Doom/Dante because it requires you to be good with all three characters. As opposed to TTT2 where people choose clone teams, or SFxT where there was frequent xcopying, all because those games enforced you to be good with your entire team. You argue about assists, but that isn't about team play. That's single character plus generic horizontal assist a customization.
