Originally Posted by Kilrogg

I would probly put one flag (with no spawn points) in the middle or something. The map could turn into a snipe fest since there is no incentive to attack.

Good point Kilrogg. However, if one team wants to go sniper so be it.

The other team can use their tanks and A.P.C.s to cover infantry so as to get close to the snipers and close the distance advantage snipers have.

This kind of map reminds of WW I trench fighting. Loyal the map will need to have trenches and plenty of sandbag fortifications.
However things will not drag on for weeks and weeks like in WW I but for minutes and minutes on the server.

The two biggest variables will be how much time is left in the match and how many tickets you are down. So if your team does well and destroys the enemy like a military out fit should do you can dig in and let the clock run out like in a high school basketball game. That will force the senior officers on the other team to say, " We are down only 25 tickests with 10 minutes left, we have got to make something happen and take these guys down."
Were as the other senior officers would be all like, "Keep that fire up and stay low and do not die!!" O crap squad 2 and 3 put fire down north of your position, large enemy presece is flanking!! move move move! Squad 7 (sniper squad) get up their and put those guys down!! move, move, move!! Tanks shif fire north, shift, shift!!

One thing about the Battlefield 2 set up is that it is too close quaters action.
I'm sorry folks but in real life things are not this close quaters but a little more spread out. Granted war fair has become more compact and urban fighting in recent decades.
This map will make things spread out and seperate the enemies if and only if one team can mass their armour and warriors across a front. With this map it would be uncommon to see anyone closer than 30 meters to you. If you do it most likly will be the point man on a large spear or an idiot out by him/her self wanting to die.

I predict the support guys will be busy as hell cause with a front line or trench fighting there will plenty of random fire going down. JUST LIKE IN REAL LIFE!!!! The C.O. who manages mad minutes well will get a fair amoutn of kills on the approaching enemy. So again, if the team open fires as a unit they can supress and destroy the enemy.

There will have to be some gentleman rules on UCB, but with three UCB the C.O. can say spawn north UCB, all the enemy is south, if the team is getting pushed back.

A mad minute is when a everyone fires their weapons on full automatic to saturate a given kill zone or area to kill and destroy the enemy. Again, in real life knife kills are rare and super close fighting is uncommon. mad minutes last for 60 seconds big suprise.