Read the incentives, not only the numbers
Small balance changes can alter which routes, roles or timings are efficient. The important question is how the change affects decisions under competitive pressure.
Early matches often contain experimentation, so first-week results should be labelled as provisional evidence.
Track adaptation
Compare pick priorities, objective timing and resource allocation across several events. A stable metagame emerges through repeated responses, not one successful draft.
Editorial note
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