If i were to put in something that isn't in the official template like where to find the booster like double damage, will i get more points for it or is it a waste of time?

Do you have to follow the official template?? will you chose someones guide if they didn't follow the official template? Thx -Hockey778

Guide to playing Highland efficiantly Highland is a small map that is great for Catch the flag, Death Match games alike. In the Control Points mode there are three control points, with one in the centre adjacent to the sole Repair Kit and the other two one the elevated sections of the map. Highland is a good map for small battles with short range weapons but is excellent for Catch the Flag battles with teams of four or more. Team Death Match battles, with decent numbers get intense and chaotic, but are a lot of win. All the small weapons can do well on Highland with Firebird, Freeze, Hammer, Isida, Smokey and Twins particularly effective. Shaft, Railgun, Vulcan, Smoky and Thunder are effective turrets for defending flags on Highland, especially the blue team flag that sits at the end of a long and narrow track. The blue flag is not impossible to grab though as there some alternative routes where you may be able to catch the defence unawares. The red team flag is tucked away in a small compound in the east side of the map and can be tricky to grab if defended well, but again there is more than one way to access the compound and flag and taking the enemy by surprise. Highland is available to players who hold the rank of Gefrieter and higher in the Ranks Structure.