Firing isn't enough for this game design.

[Garten]

I can get along with how it works in theory.. what i find it a little silly is that when enemy team push back the payload it seems to go like a thousand times faster lol.. also the fact that they do not have to clear "the passages" it is a bit unfair imho..
i have some matches were enemy team seemed to lure my team till the "checkpoint" just to push back the payload faster in return.. dunno, happened a couple of times and really seemed deliberate.. dunno if it is a possible real strategy

[Karasio]

I can get along with how it works in theory.. what i find it a little silly is that when enemy team push back the payload it seems to go like a thousand times faster lol.. also the fact that they do not have to clear "the passages" it is a bit unfair imho..
i have some matches were enemy team seemed to lure my team till the "checkpoint" just to push back the payload faster in return.. dunno, happened a couple of times and really seemed deliberate.. dunno if it is a possible real strategy

The losing side gets an advantage during overtime? That seems a bit stupid. Overtime itself is enough of a comeback mechanic lmao. Can't imagine what intern-san was smoking when he thought this one up lol

[george357]

wow bad people cursing demanding and calling company employees names that they have no controlle over time for the ban stick for these unruly trolls.

[Iscah]

The losing side gets an advantage during overtime? That seems a bit stupid. Overtime itself is enough of a comeback mechanic lmao. Can't imagine what intern-san was smoking when he thought this one up lol

The losing team doesn't get an advantage.

There are two reasons why the crystal moves faster in some circumstances:

1. The team pushing it in the opponent's half of the field.

2. The team has reclaimed the crystal after the opponent pushed it back some distance, and is moving along this stretch for the second time.

Basically, each team pushes out the boundaries of the zone in which the crystal will move faster, but it's fair for both teams within that zone.

If Team A gets the crystal to the 50% checkpoint and Team B gets control, it will move faster for Team B because of reason 1. But at the same time if Team A gets it back again, it will also move faster for them because of reason 2, until they get it back to the furthest point they reached earlier.

[Karasio]

The losing team doesn't get an advantage.

There are two reasons why the crystal moves faster in some circumstances:

1. The team pushing it in the opponent's half of the field.

2. The team has reclaimed the crystal after the opponent pushed it back some distance, and is moving along this stretch for the second time.

Basically, each team pushes out the boundaries of the zone in which the crystal will move faster, but it's fair for both teams within that zone.

If Team A gets the crystal to the 50% checkpoint and Team B gets control, it will move faster for Team B because of reason 1. But at the same time if Team A gets it back again, it will also move faster for them because of reason 2, until they get it back to the furthest point they reached earlier.

Interesting. Personally I haven't noticed that since I'm too busy going shrimp mode. Kinda don't like the crystal moving faster for either team since I feel like overtime is enough to try and swing the match. Thanks for the insight though c: