Coverage shape
Match the team to every required axis instead of adding all hero stats into one total.
EXTREME MISSION TROUBLESHOOTING
Extreme calls punish weak coverage and poor team fit. Do not trust a made-up universal success number: compare the call's five-axis shape with the heroes you can actually deploy.
A team can look powerful and still be wrong for the call. Check the required axes, available slots, hero abilities, injuries, and synergy before changing the roster.
Match the team to every required axis instead of adding all hero stats into one total.
An ability only helps when its trigger and target match the current call.
A strong specialist may be better than several generalists when the call has limited slots.
Injuries and temporary availability can change the useful stat profile of the same roster.
Check the actual pair interaction. Do not assume narrative rivals are mechanically incompatible.
Prioritize it when the call demands direct force or containment.
Use it for endurance-heavy calls and teams that must absorb risk.
Favor it when response speed, pursuit, or positioning dominates the call.
Build around it for technical, investigative, and planning-heavy work.
Cover it for negotiation, crowd control, and social pressure.
Troubleshoot difficult calls using five-axis coverage, abilities, slot limits, injuries, and current roster availability.
Troubleshoot difficult calls using five-axis coverage, abilities, slot limits, injuries, and current roster availability.