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ok I briefly caught you guys on the other day and I see a few here and there, I want to be certain and clear, Scrim is essentially what we already do or will it have realism to it in this comp? or is it 45 min match who ever has most caps? I was under the impression we need to practice and get a couple easy moves and team work moves that we can use in the tourney. It seems that practice is not a priority, I would leave any game I am in when any of you are on and send me a message to practice! I only get maybe 2 hours during the day around this time when my son goes to sleep, or in the evenings when my Lady gets home.
Comp in DoD:S is standardly a 6 v 6 match that's played in two 20 minute halves for a total of 40 minutes of play time. For the first half one team is on axis and the other is on allies. At the end of the first half the server is reset and teams have to switch sides. At the end of each round a screenshot is to be taken by the team leader (if none are available someone from the team should). This is so that at the end of the match scores can be added up to determine a winner.
Scoring is done by using the amount of cap outs and the amount of ticks. Cap outs are usually worth 50 points and ticks are worth one. These two numbers can be found at the top of the score board right next the words "Rounds Won:". The number outside the parenthesis is the cap outs and the number inside the parenthesis, next to the +, is the ticks. (Check screenshots bellow for examples of what it looks like for both teams.) The amount caps, kills and deaths that player gets does not count towards the score. That means no camping in one spot the entire match.
Practice is needed because it allows us to go over call outs, the map, strategies and the routes people should take. Doing this lets us go into the match without having to worry about where people are going to go and what certain things are called. These call outs are very important because it allows people to know where the enemy is so we can work accordingly to make it so we can eliminate them and cap the flags.
If you need calcification just post here and I'll answer to the best of my ability.
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