The middle point should be moved from Windmill to Market

Rebonack·6/30/2015, 8:43:24 PM·9 votes·710 views

This would concentrate the action mostly to the lower half of the Crystal Scar, making the bottom lane less of an island. As an added bonus, this would also make it abundantly clear that Jungle Control is the single most important aspect of the map rather than pulling players into trap options like pushing toward Windmill.

This would also leave Windmill open to more interesting uses. A big powerful neutral monster of some kind spawning up there would put enough distance between the objective and the rest of the capture points to prevent a won objective from instantly snowballing into a 5-Cap.

We could call the monster Tamat the Destroyer. His main sources of damage could be moving Dominion topics from GD to the Dominion boards, and then erasing the Dominion boards.

6 Comments

Rebonack7/5/2015, 3:27:34 PM4 votes

Gosh, it sure would be swell if Riot were willing to talk to Dominion players.

Sickly Summoner7/1/2015, 3:12:42 PM2 votes

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NorthernDruid7/7/2015, 3:49:05 PM2 votes

I'd love to see a new solid objective in the market rather. Along with placing Storm Shield and two other buffs around the market as neutral, contestible buffs.

The mode lacks important objectives.

It would also be nice if the minions spawned more continously instead of in waves, just for ease of pushing.

What I don't want is the windmill being relegated to a huge neutral monster, it doesn't fit the mode at all and would be to far away from the other objectives.

s LessThanThree7/1/2015, 3:13:23 PM1 votes

im 12 and what is dominion

Rebonack7/7/2015, 4:04:41 PM1 votes

What I don't want is the windmill being relegated to a huge neutral monster, it doesn't fit the mode at all and would be to far away from the other objectives.

That's sort of the whole point.

Riot tried putting a major neutral objective at Market early on in the map's development. The result was that the team that took it would typically fan out and snowball the victory into a five-cap. For a major neutral objective to work, it would need to be distant enough from the rest of the action to prevent the above scenario from taking place, a position that Windmill would be well suited for.