I didn't take anything that was posted as potentially PvP. This is was our first run as a team, and given the fact that it was notoriously easy means we didn't have heavy hardships to pull us through that would have created a bond. This could also mean that everyone did his part awesomely well. I hinted at IC-ly that Jack must have edited everyone's presence off the cameras and done a great job at it because he's a more-than-decent hacker. Exile should take that kind of thing into account, which is why I put it out IC: if he intends to make 'runs, he'll need someone to clean up his presence on the cameras because he stands out so much. Looking at all the PCs' stats, we likely all had our time to shine. HB is really good at wading into a melee (especially with his martial arts that let him quickly disarm dangerous opponents if they don't have a 6+ Str) and providing support/suppressing fire if needed (High Velocity Assault Rifles are fun). He acknowledges that people are immensely better than he is in some things (he can jam and decrypt communications, but hacking is beyond his reach), and thus these people are great assets for the group. But why would the others stick together? Let's try to see what your characters could see.
Exile might be a douche, but he has the Combat Tactics knowledge, and thus knows the importance of having varied specialist, combat is no longer done merely on the physical side when the opposition can summon Spirits that ignore anything below a Panther Cannon or hack into our smartlinks to make our guns eject their clips lock up. He's also a heavy hitter, a melee specialist that can beat a lot of people to a pulp with his bare hands. And he doesn't feel pain. In short, he's a train.
Jack is making a big show, he's skilled at making people scared, but he should know that some people react to fear by lashing out. Intimidation without the means of backing it up is a sword that can cut both ways. Having a bunch of heavy muscles like Exile, HB and Benny however would mean he has the insurance that if things backfire, he might actually be able to get some people to help him. His hacker skills make him invaluable at bypassing security though, and cleanup is critical, especially for those of us stuck with the Distinctive Style quality.
Saint is a magician, the only one we have. As such we can't afford not to have him around in the team on the off chance that someone or something Awakened pops up. Having a magician also opens up more job opportunities for runners since we can now tackle supernatural cases. In a pinch he can heal us, knockout guards silently by merely glancing their way, and if some direct combat is needed, he's a decent gunner with the ability to increase his reflexes to the level of a wired street sam.
Benny is a decent backup negotiator and an expert in hand-to-hand, with the added benefit that he can hit for Stun rather than Physical (unlike HB and Exile that only break bones). He's also the guy with the highest Perception pool in the group if I'm not mistaken, which means he's the guy we need to spot traps and hear incoming guards. Tripping on monowire is never fun.
Mr. Smith, finally, can see that whole bunch as a wonderful opportunity. He's the only one with the skills to negociate prices, and if we had to roll, he could probably convince us all that he should have an additional cut for himself. Mr. Smith could aim to become a fixer himself some day, and having a team of runners that he knows well enough would certainly help. Like Jack, he might also profit from having some people he can call upon if needed: he's had beef with S-K, and Loftwyr's minions are not known for being the forgive and forget kind.
Oh and Jenever is our wheels and drone support. Can't really do a run if half the group is on bikes and the rest on foot. Well we could, but then we'll know who's going to get caught up.
Just my two canadian cents, try to see what your characters could see in the others. I'm not saying we should join hands and be a happy family, but we should at least be able to grudgingly accept the others are useful to us.
