Just to clarify a bit, what I'm requesting is that if you're running back in bounds from out of bounds, the timer would be slowing down from the typical rate of 1 second/second to say 0.5 seconds/second. Effectively, it may be equal to adding 5 seconds to the overall timer, but it's more dynamic so that it only punishes individuals who are looking to go way out of bounds intentionally.
I have died numerous times less than a second away from the boundary line so I totally get what you want but (Devil's advocate here) we technically shouldn't be out of bounds in the first place (accidental or otherwise), and the regular timer is a punishment of sorts; to be given extra time slightly defeats it's purpose.
In theory, I would be able to cover larger distances while flanking out of bounds if I ran diagonally towards in-bounds..
I'm sure there is a way our views could meet in the middle, probably involving specializations like you can run faster out of bounds but with a reduced timer, or a slower timer (added time or modified) but you lose health or something? I'm not too sure
@WiKED-50 Interesting idea with the bouncing off of the boundaries. However, IMHO it'll give it less of a sandbox feel to the game, and the physics of it would make it less realistic. Pilots will also want to go out of bounds, too, if they're being chased because they'll ricochet off to help evade.
