"TVF;c-1748040" wrote:
I'm defining it as the most commonly used team.
I hear it commonly used both ways. Picking one or the other as "most" common is questionable, and acknowledging both definitions is a good way to prevent talking past each other uselessly in the future, because Traya
is still meta in the sense that she's a relevant part of the current metagame, but is
not meta in that she is not the most efficient tactic available assuming a late game player with all units available or theoretical long-term aspiration, but
is most efficient tactic available to the many people who don't have Revan available to them at this time, because his event's only happened once and the number of folks who managed to get them are relatively limited. Because the last word in the acronym "meta" is "available," and someone can't be meta on an individual basis if they are not available. It ends up a relative and dynamic term. In brand new shards, Phoenix is meta for a while, because better teams are unavailable.
"Meta" is a term that needs some unpacking.