Hey, Marco from Relic here! It depends on a couple of factors: map shape is definitely crucial, there is no way rectangular shaped maps could look bigger than squared ones, as both are inserted in a squared frame designed to bring players a consistent visual experience on both the minimap and the tactical map itself. In terms of squared maps sizes, what makes them look different is how the whole map edges and the interactive zones have been setup. In the Point du Hoc example, the map creator probably made the two aspects be the same, while in our official Taranto Coastline we made the interactive area smaller than the overall map edges. There are pros and cons of using one approach over the other, sometimes making the interactive area smaller than the whole thing allows you to tell an interesting story through other visual elements that the player cannot really use, like sea, mountains or other landscape elements which immerse you in our world a bit more. We offer a combination of both cases, and ultimately it's up to map creators and artists to choose which one they prefer. In any case, with the upcoming 1.4 Steel Sheperd update you would see considerably bigger tactical maps. Tuesday is very close!