Was speaking about the most kills win thingy with python and we thought it could be fun in some kind of a league format with a time limit instead of a rounds limit, like you play the match with a 15 minutes timer on and go for as many rounds as you can during that time. Adding the results to a scoreboard with the total kills of the teams during all their matches and determine the winner after they all played each other.
I think the timer thingy could really reward aggressiveness since the more rounds u can manage to play during the timer the more kills you'll be able to get.
Would still be probably a pain in the ass to do the counting and everything tho.
The problem is that you'd need something to stop teams from delaying the start of rounds. Otherwise they could just not say r until the timer runs down. Yet, its kinda difficult to force a team to play from spawn contstantly.
You could make it so that the timer only runs during the rounds itself. Yet you would run into a similar problem where the team that is ahead could just start delaying the rounds itself and play passive as fuck to play as few rounds as possible.
Yh only running the timer during round time would probably be the best way to go. But a team delaying during rounds could simply not win the tournament, since it's the total kills of all matches that would determine the winner and the more rounds you play the more kills you can potentially get during the time of the match. So yh a team that delay can only get so many kills during a single match.
Think of a scenario where two close teams are fighting. Lets say were 10 mins into a 15 min match. One team gets a good round, they are now ahead by 8 kills in a 7v7. They would then obviously not take the risk of dying a lot next round. And would try to play only this round. So they delay a round for 5 minutes if possible.
People wouldnt try to get as many kills as possible in this. They'd try to get ahead by a bit and then make the rest of the round last as long as they can to run the timer down.
I'm not trying to rain on your parade here. I'm just saying that the format would likely not have the effect you're looking for.