> Expecting people to then follow complex plans while also filling the basic roles of the game and not standing in fire is just more than most groups could do.

> Expecting people to then follow complex plans while also filling the basic roles of the game and not standing in fire is just more than most groups could do. But it is interesting, and I would say your experience described was not. Large complex team plans are probably not a great model for most games. I would like to see a situation that required tight coordination among a very small group of 2-3 and light coordination across these groups. Even sweeter if there's only communication between group leaders and intra group.