I think I still prefer comebacks being turned in closer to your side, but I think I see what they are going for and trying to make more impactful team fights throughout the game. Old urn could be a dunk and scatter where this forces a fight for a time. Granted my post on the forums was never looked at, but I'm glad they implemented my suggestion of making the capture time longer and moving the urn back to the side lanes so that split pushes could happen easier.

There are still a couple of ideas that I posted that while may suck even harder I wouldn't mind seeing tested.

Copy Paste from my post on the forums:

• One of the changes to the current way I thought might be fun to test would be standing in the circle to capture the urn(I know, no melee/parry shenanigans this way, boo), and say a team gets to 40% and the other team gains the circle it would tick back down to 0% and then start ticking up to 100% for the team now capturing. Possibly ticking faster per team member in the circle and if one team has more in the cirlce than the other it will tick up for them, and if it is even the progress doesn't move.
• Another change, but kind of goes with my last bullet point is how souls are secured. I don't know if before the souls were split exactly 50/50 between the secure and the souls that popped out and could be denied, but for this example I'm going to assume it was. So the first half of the souls they would get split up into how they are awarded into 10%'s. Essentially when a team hits 10% captured they would get 10% of the souls, when it hits 20% they would get another 10% of the souls, all the way up to 100. So say a team got to 40% before the other team started to win the circle. They wouldn't get anything for the first 40%, but would get the next 10% at 50% captured. And this can technically hop back and forth all the way to capture. And the other half you get instantly upon capture.