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Tactical Summary
Point B is the most important objective on Eastern Europe, while points A and C are commonly divided between the two teams at the beginning of the match.
There are two major flanking routes: the northern urban area and the southern open fields. In most situations, the northern route provides the safer approach.
From point B, vehicles can fire into the flanks of enemies fighting around both A and C. Because of this, an early northern flank that helps establish control around B is often an effective opening strategy.
Once your team gains the advantage, the northern hill becomes an especially powerful position. From there, vehicles can pressure the enemy spawn while also maintaining firing opportunities toward the southern urban area.
The southern fields are easier to defend than to attack, making them less suitable for an early breakthrough. They are generally more useful later in the match when attempting to apply pressure toward the enemy spawn.
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