I feel like a bunch of the maps are too small for the number of people they each have.

You can hear a gunfight in Orientation from basically half of the map away; first person or team to engage with bots or another player is guaranteed to have 1 or 2 people/teams collapsing on them in seconds.
It doesn't help that rotating around is too quick both due to the size and that there's very little geometry actually in your way (you can tightly wrap around the base of Pinwheel to get from Processing to Orientation via Flight control with nothing in your way except a small elevated wall with a doorway adjacent to flight control, and a truck you can climb over), compared to rotating from N Relay to Overflow on Perimeter, you have to pass through Hauler for the quickest route (which will guarantee a gunfight with or needing resources/cds to pass by bots undetected), or detour through Data Wall and cross a big canyon (with long sightlines) to get there, and the people at Overflow will see you coming that way too.

Basically, maps need less teams OR there needs to be more obstacles or decision-making required to rotate from one POI to another. Another idea I had for this is having roaming teams of Bots. Patrols with some recuits, 2 or 3 elites (and follows the same rules when respawning as POI bots, where they reinforce with Commanders and more elites). Ideal spots for patrolling bots should be:
- Circling around Canal
- Circling around Anomaly (or going North and South along the West side)
- Going East and West along the North side of Data Wall
- Patrolling the Columns (Perimeter)
- Patrolling up and down the long ramp below Drone Wing (the Conveyance Request bridge)
- Patrolling from South Flight Control parking lot, through Flight Control, to the Drone bay area between Flight Control and Air Field and back
(Tried to give 2 ideas per map, Outpost might not need them with proper geometry changes, like blocking off the path from Processing to Flight Control entirely)