The document describes a multiplayer online battle game where players control units to capture points on a map for their faction. Each player controls 6-12 units that spawn from their assigned entry point on the map. Players capture points by standing on them with their units until the point changes to their faction's color. The game ends when one faction captures all points, and then restarts with players returning to their entry points.

1. Each player controls 6 and 12 units, which
are used to capture Points of Contention
(POCs) for their Faction. The game
continues until one faction controls every
POC on the map.
On joining the game, each player is assigned to one of
several entry points on the map. Units spawn from their
player’s entry point for the duration of the game. Entry
points belong to a single faction. This means that players
from two different factions will not spawn from the same
point. Entry points appear on the minimap as lightly
colored markers.
When the match begins, the POCs
are unowned and appear white. As
they are captured, they will slowly
change to the capturing faction's
color. The status of each POC is
displayed above the mini-map in the
bottom left corner of the screen.
The approximate location of each
POC is shown by a colored rectangle on the mini-map grid.
Units capture POCs by standing on them for a set amount
of time. If all capturing units step off a POC or are
destroyed, the POC resets.
When all POCs have been captured, the game ends. At this
time, match statistics are displayed and POCs can no longer
be captured. When this time is up, the game restarts and
players' units are reset and moved back to their spawn
points.
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MatchState
Design Overview
Game Logic
GameMode contains the core logic for progressing through
a match. It makes use of GameState to change
MatchState manage when a match begins and ends.
GameMode evaluates the state of each POC to determine
when a match should end. It also manages EntryPoints on
the map and handles how players connect to the game.
New Players
When a new player connects, GameMode generates a new
PlayerController, places them on a faction, and assigns
them to an EntryPoint. When a player spawns units, those
units are created at the assigned EntryPoint, and passed to
the PlayerController to be managed.
Unit Control
Units are also given a UnitController. The UnitController
handles the actual movement and behavior of the unit, but
it is directed by the owning PlayerController.
POC Logic
POCs notify the GameMode whenever they change state.
A POC can be in one of three states: neutral, capturing, or
captured.
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