I have some ideas about how the score system should work....
Ammo: I didn't like how in RO you got 5 points for giving an MG guy ammo, everyone would spam him and the enemy would see his position, it was a big mess, and people got to the top of the scoreboard just giving out ammo, while people actually getting kills would be down below.
So I want to see it where when you give an MG ammo, you only get points for whatever kills the MG gets with the ammo you gave him.
Kills: Many people get killed more than they actually kill, my idea is instead of getting 1 point for every guy you kill it goes like this....
Extra points for every 3 kills you get without dying.
Extra points for killing leaders/specialists.
I also think bots should count when blowing up tanks.
Objectives: I think you should get twice as many points if you take/defend an objective you were actually ordered to, as far as capping an objective, you should only get points depending on how long you were capping it.
Also TWI, please don't use points by the hundreds/thousands, it makes thing confusing.
Ammo: I didn't like how in RO you got 5 points for giving an MG guy ammo, everyone would spam him and the enemy would see his position, it was a big mess, and people got to the top of the scoreboard just giving out ammo, while people actually getting kills would be down below.
So I want to see it where when you give an MG ammo, you only get points for whatever kills the MG gets with the ammo you gave him.
Kills: Many people get killed more than they actually kill, my idea is instead of getting 1 point for every guy you kill it goes like this....
Extra points for every 3 kills you get without dying.
Extra points for killing leaders/specialists.
I also think bots should count when blowing up tanks.
Objectives: I think you should get twice as many points if you take/defend an objective you were actually ordered to, as far as capping an objective, you should only get points depending on how long you were capping it.
Also TWI, please don't use points by the hundreds/thousands, it makes thing confusing.
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