Who played together?
Keep each lineup's sessions and circumstances distinct.
Individual stats miss the team.
Sixth Man connects shared sessions, lineups, and roles into one review your group can act on.
Build for the map you are actually playing.
Compare lineups, roles, and compositions by map, then carry one adjustment into the next session.
The review ends with a decision.
Move from one shared session to one measurable test, with the evidence attached.
Climb with the group you actually have.
Solo form is not team chemistry. Sixth Man keeps every group context distinct so the comparison stays honest.
- Solo
- Duo
- Trio
- Full team
The team is the unit.
One workspace connects who played, where they played, what changed, and what the team should challenge next.
What changes together?
Compare roles and patterns without flattening them into individual scores.
What do we try next?
Turn the review into a focused decision the next session can challenge.