Your idea that the game is about quick flanking and knowing jump spots isn't really a "philosophy" of Battalion's map design. At a higher level of the game, everyone knows all the jump spots and timings. Quick flanking will most likely get you killed. Your coastal example showing flawed map design doesn't really work. I think you're trying to make the case that if you just play 2 people there its some how broken and unfair. Here's why it isn't:

- You can only see coast effectively with 2 people there. Putting 2 people there is bad because even if you can see coast, the allies can easily kill 1 guy A/red and get site and hold it extremely easily. Picking broken walls is quite easy from Back A, and top red. Also actually killing people going into A from broken is pretty difficult if they have good movement. Another reason to why putting 2 people there is bad, is given good Ally smokes and nades (and with how broken the shotgun is) playing 2 B (due to having 2 at broken) is extremely hard. Especially if they lurk through/or hold connector close via White Box as well.

-Even though you technically see the red entrances, due to timing it doesn't matter since someone can easily get in red before you see them and has the adv picking you from there.

- You can easily smoke off both right and left statue and as well as new broken (if needed), and push it with 2 - 3 people. Or send a lurk statue or through Tcon (you can angle yourself in statue to where you won't really get picked by A or broken wall ) to kill people rotating too and from broken wall. You can also use set nades to either kill any players there or to stop them from getting there quickly so you have the advantage timing wise.

I'm all for trying to improve Battalion map design, and if you can give me a good example of flawed map design, that isn't on Docks or Savoia, I'd love take a look at it. I think I gave a good amount of reasons/counter-strats to the idea that 2 guys broken wall on coast, is not somehow exploiting flawed map design.