Despite the possibility of winning through direct combat or by using drones and explosives, teams can capture key positions across the map to gain additional advantages and new means of defeating the enemy.

Each map contains tactically valuable positions that can be captured and developed. Holding them allows the team to replenish ammunition and consumables, gain access to more powerful weapons and equipment, and call in additional support.

These positions are often interconnected, forming logistical chains. By maintaining links between them, a team can deploy fighters close to the frontline. By disrupting the enemy’s logistical chains, it can prevent the opposing team from reinforcing its positions.