Rival Wings color scheme

[Gouka_Mekkyaku]

Team color determines the enemy's model color (Red or Blue), but that is untrue for AoEs (Always red for enemy attacks). Why not keep it consistent and make all enemy related things, models or AoE markers, red and all ally related effects/models blue? Once you have played a game, it is easy to understand, but it's a very odd design choice. Not a priority issue imo, but if it's easily implementable, it's something to consider.

[Ekimmak]

There's always going to be that time where you forget that this round, you're on red team, and that army of blue mecha is about to pound you into the dirt.

[RedHerb]

they should try and code it to where no matter what team you're on, you will perceive enemies as red. That would seem pretty intuitive.

[PotatoTree]

they should try and code it to where no matter what team you're on, you will perceive enemies as red. That would seem pretty intuitive.

Yes please this. I've already had several cases where I got confused by the color scheme, since usually for me Red means enemy player and Blue means friendly player.

[StomMeisie]

I'd like the option to pick the maelstrom/flames hard red/blue color scheme from frontlines rather than [Pinkish White Team] for enemies and [Greens and Blueish White Team] for allies

[Beckett]

My biggest issue with the colors is being on the Red team and having enemy names still be red.

[Galaktica]

Conditioning. The game has conditioned you since the beginning to see hostile AoEs as red/orange and friendly AoEs as blue (e.g. limit breaks). I'm not sayng you don't have a point OP, because I certainly see where you're coming from, but I can only assume the devs figured it would be more confusing for people to teach them that suddenly it's okay in the red. Well, that and you wouldn't have to worry about which your on because red ground thingy would always = bad, while blue ground thing would always = good.

[cheolsu]

how about orange and purple teams. just sayin', why's it always gotta be red/blue