Suggestion QoL Improvements for Battle Royale Gameplay

Thread starter xlr8tednergy
Start date Yesterday at 6:38 PM

xlr8tednergy

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Yesterday at 6:38 PM

Battle Royale:

**Ability to see safezone shrinking on map / next circle (Like Fortnite) (or a warning when it's shrinking)

**Item in game for a "Shield" like 50-100hp shield depending on strength (You have to drink it over time, like a water bottle, but slower in order to keep people from popping them mid battle immediately and blocking damage

**Countdown to show when next safezone shrink

**When the last person is alive, send them back to the lobby with a "Victory" announcement after a little bit instead of letting them roam freely on the island after they win.

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