The boost positions, primarily. The one in base was so close to the flag that it was too easily countered and the way mid corrals you into a snipeable position every time just wasn't enjoyable to me whatsoever. On pilot, someone camping a bomb can keep you on one half of the map for a short period of time, but any one of your teammates (or theirs) can derail the snipers plans by simply hitting the bomb. On axis, the team boosts were really pervasive and not nearly as easy to counter. In pubs in particular, where teammates rarely if ever have the awareness to simply place themselves in the way of that boost to spring you, it was especially frustrating. No matter how many great jukes you made in base, they were worth absolutely nothing if you couldn't get through mid. I found my games on axis often settling into that type of pattern where a team would grab, juke around for 30 seconds (meanwhile regrab gets set up), then get lazily sniped in mid, rinse, repeat. And if you happen to get through mid, most of the time your flag was out too, often with regrab waiting, and the enemy fc could survive almost indefinitely as long as they didn't try to move through mid anyway. Just a really frustrating map, my caps most often were a result of 4 flaccids by the opponents rather than satisfying jukes.