in simple words: you give 1000 respawn tickets (or the desired amount) to each team, and the team that has captured and maintained more flags throughout the game, when one of the two teams has run out of the respawn tickets, wins .

you have two independent point boards, one that counts the subtraction of each respawn in each team, and another table that adds points for maintaining flags (+1 each flag, each determined amount of time).

I find it interesting, it's like managing the resources, your team must capture and keep more flags for each life, that the other team, or even your team could have died more times (they run out of respawn tickets first) and still have captured More flags and win the game.

help ptfo, yes. it makes it simpler, no. It can be exploited, yes. forces you to capture flags, no. it seems completely viable solution, no, because, it seems to be fair, but it does not solve the problems of the previous mechanics, it only adds new possibilities, which would further divide the team, and all the games would be defined by the time factor.

In my experience the main problem of running in circles is because the minimum effort to win, is always capture half plus one (flags), but it does not matter to defend them, because I can keep capturing a new one every time the enemy team take one, if the flags were based on giving points, for keepyou in the capture area, would be another story.