But yeah, the mobile spawn points are quickly squashed, and settled forces are very hard to oppose, especially when everything underneath them is flooded, and tunneled, or they are on a floating islands. [at that point poor map choices ends up killing everything, they were right about how two water bodies ♥♥♥♥ everything over]

I don't know much about bomb jumping, but it seems few and far between on my end, it's mostly a stab fest interspersed with someone rediscovering double slashes, and it becomes a issue of ping, server lag, and who knows what.

Crates are again rarely used, even on my end, the one time I saw it was used, it was very obvious, but I guess I'm hyper aware [since no one uses crates, otherwise], or no one uses them. The one time I saw it being used was when there was a crate in my team's storage, it contained a hapless, and unfortunate builder, it was cute, but I don't knw, I think my mind started collapsing in on itself when I grasped the situation.

There were a lot of things I do like, but I selectively feel like maor things are missing for me. I can't shoot, fight, or even countermine, either because I don't think about spamming doors, or bombs, or that I don't feel reckless enough to go in, stabs ablazing, or catch the enemy off guard, if that was ever a possibility.
With the things I have done, all I can say is that I can't really press the issue that someone is tunneling under our base, or is pincering us, or is destroying our ecology, stealing our crates, and war vehicles, or that we aren't waiting for others to get on, and armor up. And that I really can't help much as a builder, by crafting things, but only really by ferrying around items for others, and telling people about the things in the storage that they could use ad finitum.

Your earlier videos inspired me because it seemed like I could be that knight dancing on a pile of zombies, felling hordes, or that one guy pulling out all the stops, and throwing the flag over a major fortification, and sacrifice time, and health either knocking their towers down, or simply blocking these hits and distracting them from the bigger issue, but strangely, it just seems it's an act of one guy replacing another, doing much the same now, and every thing that they bring to the field is quickly destroyed, and replaced as everyone pushes in the same direction, and never knowing when it will stop.