Full Control

Full Control is a rework of the Conflict game mode. Most of what you know from Conflict works unchanged. Below are only the differences. ## The goal - A side wins by leaving its enemy without a single control point. - Ordinary bases can be captured, but they do not count towards the result. - When a side loses its last control point, the match ends immediately. A scenario author can give the losing side a window for a counterattack by setting the end-of-game timer above zero. - The middle number on the HUD is how many control points are in play. It is not a threshold to reach, as it is in Conflict. ## Bases and radio signal - There is no order of capture. Any base can be attacked right away, radio coverage or not. - A MOB is not a safe zone and can be captured. It does not have to be a control point. - Radio still provides supplies, map information and tasks, but it no longer blocks capturing or respawning. ### Losing a MOB - A captured MOB becomes an ordinary FOB for whoever took it. - The side that lost it loses its radio coverage source, its higher supply income and the MOB spawn. - A new MOB can be established with the special command truck (see below). ## Respawning - A base under attack is still a respawn point. Respawning is switched off by a successful capture, not by the fighting itself. - Once a base is captured, its main spawn (the command tent) is switched off. Only the special Full Control command truck can bring it back. - Radio backpack: * can only be activated inside your own base that is not being captured, * inside an enemy base, or a base under capture, it stays dormant, * it wakes up on its own once the base it stands in becomes yours, * the whole faction can respawn on it, not only the group that deployed it, * there is no limit on how many radios one group may deploy. ## Map - Your own bases always show their owner, even outside radio coverage. Details (services, supplies) are shown only for those within coverage. - Other faction...