I get that, maps are like a chessboard with a 120‑fps engine, each corner a new line of sight, every spike a potential flank. It’s all about positioning, predicting, and reacting before the enemy even pulls a trigger. The brain’s just racing to process those options, and that’s why a good map feels like a strategic playground. If you can read the map like a board and anticipate moves, you’re not just shooting—you’re planning a win.