What are the typical dimensions of a battle map? What’s the reason for choosing that particular size?
At the moment, the typical map size is about 1 square kilometer in countryside and a bit less in urban maps. On the one hand, teammates won’t lose each other on a battlefield, and on the other, tanks require relatively large spaces to make maneuvers, ambushes, and flanking attacks. Again, map size depends on a number of terrain elements. The rule here will be simple: the less objects are on a map, the bigger it can be. So if there are deserted maps covering battles in Northern Africa, they can reach up to 25 square kilometers in size.
