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Tactical Summary
On Fields of Normandy, point B is the most strategically important area. Most of the flanking routes around the main fronts converge near B, and a successful maneuver through this sector can place direct pressure on both enemy spawn areas.
Around point A, rolling terrain encourages both teams to exploit ridgelines in hull-down engagements, often producing prolonged stalemates.
By contrast, point C lies on almost entirely open ground, offering little cover and making a direct breakthrough exceptionally difficult.
With the fronts at A and C often deadlocked, the match is usually decided by whichever team first completes a flank around B and uses it to collapse the opposing line.
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