Not to derail the thread or anything but after playing Killzone Shadow Fall Dust maps need help, it's seriously lacking on the scifi futuristic feel.. They need to take notes Dust better be visually breath taking when it comes to PS4 abd lore appealing.. And no different hues of metal isn't breath taking or lore inspiring..

No offense, but I think your logic is suffering a bit from the same thing that killed the Stars Wars prequel movies. I like the "fringe of the empire" kind of area we fight over for the most part. Sure there can be parts that are high sci-fi, but this game is supposed to feel a little bit gritty. I like that there is dust and what not on ground, and that the futuristic areas have been worn down a bit.

Watch this open letter and you will get an idea of what I mean:

http://io9.com/a-beautifully-animated-open-letter-to-j-j-abrams-about-1397273170

We don't need this to be Star Wars, but taking a page from their book (well the first movies anyway) is not a bad idea.

M McManus One Caldari Officials office is not big enough for an entire battleground.

You're thinking smaller scaled maps...much smaller. Like HighRise from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2

Not to derail the thread or anything but after playing Killzone Shadow Fall Dust maps need help, it's seriously lacking on the scifi futuristic feel.. They need to take notes Dust better be visually breath taking when it comes to PS4 abd lore appealing.. And no different hues of metal isn't breath taking or lore inspiring..

I reckon there should be 3 tunnels, one going to each level of the compounds on either side.

So one tunnel goes from underground to underground, another goes from ground to ground, another is basically an enclosed bridge going from top level to top level. Introduce staircases between tunnels and add a tower in the middle which the tunnels basically converge on to make a big multilevelled area (this can be the point for domination).