In this Master League Season 10 run, I finally jump into the MSG & Rival Tag challenge after resetting it post-stream and not touching it for a couple days. I show the exact team I’m trying to make work with what I’ve got right now—and yeah, the options are kinda sus. I don’t have the Rival tag battleship, so I’m stuck on One Shot Killer as my “good middle ground,” and the unit pool for this tag setup is rough. Defensive options are basically nonexistent, and even stuff like Striker Custom feels awkward because the weapon range is so short. You’ll see me get cooked early, then start adjusting formations (flip-flopping placements, debating if Sazabi should be support, and swapping pilots like Shin/Amuro) to stop making risky openers like attacking straight into enemy Sazabi. I call out some smart enemy choices too—like running Shin—and I’m constantly watching whether I’m attacking first, blocking key hits, and surviving by inches. The big takeaway: even with a janky roster, small changes in formation, mobility, and support timing can turn a loss into a win. I end up around 175 score, miss some turn bonuses, but I’m satisfied because we’re still getting the SSP conversion fragments.