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If you ever noticed, when you drop a flag( or die), the flag always lands on the back most part of the tank(if you are driving fowards) or in the front most part(if you are driving backwards). But it doesn't make sense when the turret is "carrying" the flag and then the flag teleports to the back of the tank and if you capture a flag all you have to do is touch it, not having to need to get the back of the tank through. 

 

This idea is about:

 

1. When you die or drop the flag, the flag lands in the middle of the flag carrier, not at the end. 

 

2. When you capture a flag, a part of the enemy flag has to go through your own flag, not just your own tank. 

 

 

The first part of this update is to make the game interesting because sometimes a teammate and an enemy is crowding your tank corpse trying to get the flag and the enemy usually always returns it and it should be a "race" to the middle of the corpse. The second part is kind of used for logic and I don't really care if the second part gets implemented or not but its your choice.

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Pretty sure this is either an illusion or delay caused by lag. The flag drops in the middle of your tank regardless of which direction you were moving. Second idea is definitely valid, although not really necessary.

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Pretty sure this is either an illusion or delay caused by lag. The flag drops in the middle of your tank regardless of which direction you were moving. Second idea is definitely valid, although not really necessary.

Well I first thought of this idea when I was in a 3 v 0 in Island waiting for the battle to finish. I just dropped the enemy flag trying to get an "Enemy flag has been returned" by dropping it over the ledge without jumping off it. If you get the back of the tank over the ledge, move forwards a tiny bit and press f, it returns... but not the other way around. 

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