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[quote]In other words, if you just sit back in your base and do nothing but you win the match you gain the biggest survival points. If you just kill a lot of players but eventually die you can still gain a close amount of points as the survival player. Depending on how many people will join balancing this out can be quite easy. [/quote]
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[quote]In other words, if you just sit back in your base and do nothing but you win the match you gain the biggest survival points. If you just kill a lot of players but eventually die you can still gain a close amount of points as the survival player. Depending on how many people will join balancing this out can be quite easy. [/quote]
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This idea really depends on how you define "kill". If you destroyed their base and took their spots, but they got away with their commander and went hiding in the corner while everyone smashes the world with superweapons, do you get the points for "killing" them?
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This idea really depends on how you define "kill". If you destroyed their base and took their spots, but they got away with their commander and went hiding in the corner while everyone smashes the world with superweapons, do you get the points for "killing" them?
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If later you are cooked in nuclear shiny, but that player hiding in the corner with his boi survives (because noone cares enough to finish him off), does that mean the player gets more survival points than you?
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If later you are cooked in nuclear shiny, but that player hiding in the corner with his boi survives (because noone cares enough to finish him off), does that mean the player gets more survival points than you?
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Or what if they run from you with some cons and storages after you've destroyed their detriments and starlights, but end up being finished by a third player - who gets the kill score?
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Tournament 1 vs 1 11/9/19