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Also yeah. That last map is very tough on the Japanese side. Play as American instead. I still can't win as Japanese and end with infinite back and forth
I understand the game mode, but you completely and utterly missed what I was saying. My team, captured the point, yet it still pushed us back as if the enemy just captured it. And you sit there for like 1 min watching the capture point slowly go up, then as soon as it does your soldier surrenders and we retreat.. So we go back, take the starting point and then it tells us to capture the original one again. We capture the original point, and it pushes us back, again.
I don't understand the logic of attacking/capturing an objective if that objective just pushes you back, as soon as you capture it, as if the enemy just did. We are essentially capturing a point to lose and be pushed back then just do it all over again. Weird and it makes zero sense, or its broken.
When it's first implemented, I got this mistake. I saw red bar is filling up the conquer icon and thought winning then I realized if my team is capturing it's blue bar filling up. That last kwajalein mission cap point is huge so it's easy for the American to cap better and Japanese weapon is inferior against garand spamming US marine. So taking back Japanese cap in that mission is easy for the American.
Ah, maybe I made that mistake. I will test it again later, thanks though.