I personally don't like the idea of a team losing the ability to get out of being redlined altogether. I've actually been a part of a match where my team was redlined for a while and we were able to ninja our way out of it through smart uplink placement. We came back and won the match.


What about a different kind of solution than you guys are suggesting? How about if a team is redlined for a certain amount of time, then their whole team gets a big buff to help get them out of the redline and to give the dominating team more of a challenge? Just to throw out some numbers off the top of my head, what if after 2 minutes of team A holding all the objectives then for the next 2 minutes team B gets double shields and 50% more damage. You could give an in-game warning that team B is getting the buff so team A doesn't get hit all of a sudden by overpowered players. Then you don't have to do anything to the redline, team B will have more fun gaining objectives back (hopefully), and team A will have more fun facing a more challenging opponent.

Read what you said here... VERY carefully.
Where is the systemic problem, requiring a systemic change?

Your complaint isn't with the System.
Your complaint is with stupid and/or uncoordinated players.

You cannot ask for a systemic change, for problems that are not systemic.

Doing something to eliminate lopsided games is a great idea. As an alternate suggestion :

First acknowledge it's a pub game, so it doesn't really matter.

The line itself isn't the a problem. I think that the problem is hit detection. I am countersniping with 3 dmgmods on and have a clear shot on a snipers head but after my shot makes his shields sparkle, he can just return fire while being invurnourable. You shouldnt be able to use your Ishukone rifle and have no risk at all.