So far all we have gotten about the map score system is one email:
Hi,
- Maps are played over two rounds, where teams switch sides on each round. One map is 2x15mins.
The points gained from destroying the enemy power core (either one or two) are then added up after all the maps have been played, and the team with most points win.
This is exactly how it should be, and clanbase also uses this system. It's not bad to know since clanbase changed its onslaught rules because the following system sucked:
- Maps are played over two rounds, where teams switch sides on each round. One map is 2x15mins.
The points gained from destroying the enemy power core (ALWAYS 1) are then added up after all the maps have been played, and the team with most points win.
People tended not to attack heavily when time was running down, cause there was no difference between before or after overtime
-={Mi5}=-Konnan
Thanks to Konnan for the email, and slaps to the rest of you for being too lazy to write one!
It seems the first system is the way to go, only people have voted for 20 min rounds instead of 15 min.
Number of maps each team can vote on, to have in their maplist
Example:
If you vote 2, each team will be able to choose 2 maps to play hence: 4(4 maps in total) x 2(2 rounds for each map) x ##minutes(say 20 minutes per round) = 160 minutes max matchtime excluding mapchange/warmup/overtime
Hi,
- Maps are played over two rounds, where teams switch sides on each round. One map is 2x15mins.
The points gained from destroying the enemy power core (either one or two) are then added up after all the maps have been played, and the team with most points win.
This is exactly how it should be, and clanbase also uses this system. It's not bad to know since clanbase changed its onslaught rules because the following system sucked:
- Maps are played over two rounds, where teams switch sides on each round. One map is 2x15mins.
The points gained from destroying the enemy power core (ALWAYS 1) are then added up after all the maps have been played, and the team with most points win.
People tended not to attack heavily when time was running down, cause there was no difference between before or after overtime
-={Mi5}=-Konnan
Thanks to Konnan for the email, and slaps to the rest of you for being too lazy to write one!
It seems the first system is the way to go, only people have voted for 20 min rounds instead of 15 min.
Number of maps each team can vote on, to have in their maplist
Example:
If you vote 2, each team will be able to choose 2 maps to play hence: 4(4 maps in total) x 2(2 rounds for each map) x ##minutes(say 20 minutes per round) = 160 minutes max matchtime excluding mapchange/warmup/overtime
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