If you go into a game without a team take these quick tips with you to make it a more enjoyable experience. RULE #1: Control is still team deathmatch. You must be weary of your kd if you can keep a good one you will still be competitive no matter what. ZONES: You first and foremost want to control two zones. If your team has two zones do not cap a third zone it's not worth it. MAPS: Each map has two beneficial zones to cover. Each map requires you to have B to dominate. [b]Blind watch[/b]: C and B [b]Twilight gap[/b]: By preference for this one. I like A and B because you can snipe down B *Lean toward A and B because a smart gamer stated a good team can then control both heavy spawns* [b]Firebase Delphi[/b]: A and B [b]Shore of Time[/b]: C and B [b]Rusted Lands[/b]: C and B [b]Asylum[/b]: Stated C and B because of the windows to A being vulnerable. [b]Burning Shrine [/b]: one big cf For the smaller maps it's a toss up imo if you want to suggest your strategy please post it so I can edit this post. SPAWNS: If you begin your spawn at an undesirable point your team must collectively try to overrun the opposite point. ex you spawn at a on blind watch you must focus efforts to take c. B will come with better ease after this is done. You may want one to stay and cap the beginning point but that is a matter of preference. All in all you want a fireteam. But hopefully this will be seen and help your random group have more success. This was probably a complete post already made but I can't immediately see it. You can also do well with one point as long as you have a team with great kdrs either way it's up to your team. Add your strategies and good luck. IMPORTANT EDIT: HEAVY AMMO: When you here inbound get there! When it spawns wait for some teammates so they get it too. If you see red on your radar pick it up. -Protip-> if your there looking at it it will drop for you. You can leave it and "save" it until the other team uses theirs so that you can keep yours and not risk giving it up if you die. First heavy drop comes at 9 mins. Thank you to those contributions.