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It would be good to give the new template a name. "Test1" doesn't really work. I suggest the name "SPRING".
We need an English name, and "spring" is associated with the season, not a coil spring, for most people.
Added 3 minutes later Roger DAltavilla
It's more advantageous to take an object in the central treasure than in a corner one. For example, if you take a maxicon in the corner, you get 4 angels. But if you take a maxicon in the center, you get 4 angels and deprive your opponent of the opportunity to get them. Double the benefit! :p
That's the theory, but in practice, it turns out that someone (or both) runs into a dead-end treasure and gorges themselves until they turn blue, and then they compare what they've acquired.
The Spider and Balance factions clearly demonstrate this; it's slightly less pronounced on other factions, but it still applies.