[DohertyBilly]

With the endgames being confined to the last 30 seconds, they tend to be both quick and easy to score. I think the quick, showy task at the end really adds something to the spectating experience. In 2014, you could typically watch the first 30 seconds of a match and know who would win. That's not the case in a game like 2013, where you always knew that if an alliance had a potential 30 pt climb, the match could turn around at the end. It also forces a decision in regards to strategy, as you have to choose exactly the right time to shift focus in order to maximize points. Maybe it's just me, but I think the endgame just adds too much to the depth of a game to be ignored.