In ground RB there are some modes with only one cap, or one “forever cap” aka battle mode which is as good as nothing.
These maps just restrict tanks that relies on ammo restocking, such as the IS-7.
In addition, they make it impossible for beginners (clickbait) to contribute since they die without a shot; at least they could rush a cap.
They also make stock tanks unbearable as they have to turn to cap points to repair gun barrels.
I’ve also heard other people say that they are “dense action packed battles” but where’s the meaning in this when most people just leave in one/two death anyway, without providing extra spawns?
Not everyone wants to play PVE. It is like medic players in team fortress 2 where people can support their teammates in a PVP environment without being too PVP-isb
Single cap maps are universally hated. They funnel everyone into a single gridsquare to brawl and win through measuring the thickness of their front plate and girth of their guns. They also more often than not paint over 2/3 of the map in red crayon, so if you decide you want none of that - you’re rejected and must drive forward with blinders on into the brawl area.
Now, double cap map where there’s no actual capping and just 60 tickets for both sides? Those are awesome. Maps tend to be full size. There’s no caps to force weird brawling. There’s no caps that make enemies predictable. It’s just fighting for control of a proper area.
For singe cap maps, its highly dependent on what map you get. I don’t hate them as people will be braindead and drive towards the cap while you have an easier time flanking around. Now if you get a map where you can’t flank, yes, you’re shit out of luck and forced into a suboptimal situation.
The single cap maps can vary depending on what map (and which of the caps is the single cap on each map) you get. Some are fine, others are absolutely horrendously bad.
But the Battle mode I find to be consistently the mosy enjoyable mode, and assuming enough people stay connected to keep fighting, some of the most often down to the wire, hard fought and nail biting fun.