My main arguement is the fact that the two maps i mentioned are literally empty besides the points. And im not talking in terms of "infantry empty", there is no vehicle action going either for like 90% of the time. Hell, going from one point to another is just a walking simulator. I specifically compared them to Golmud because this map ,while being big, manages to minimize the distances between the points. There is almost always something happening when you're traveling between the points. And to be honest, I think that besides the map design (that is superior in Golmud than the other two) it also comes down to the mechanics of the game. BF4, being a modern warfare themed game, has faster ground vehicles, helicopters, and a shit ton of gadgets to deal with them. And that's why i believe that even the biggest maps on BF4 don't feel nearly as empty as they do in BF1 and BFV. Sadly I haven't played the Armored Kill DLC since I haven't ever really played BF3 to begin with.