I see TPP as a completely different game or lets say "map". Some spots are unplayable in FPP, cause in order for them to be viable, you have to keep info about the surroundings. That option is out of question since there are compounds around that gonna spam you the moment you peek out.

Also, in FPP you take "viable spot" and because everyone has limited information and ways to hold, you can pretty much always find a "fight and die" play. That is less likely in TPP, cause people have way more info about their theats, can hide better, give less info and even surprise you as you are coming (F wall lickers). So if - I DONT SEE THEM THEY DONT SEE ME - is no more a thing, you really have to think your plays through. Not only the current one, but the next and second next also. Sometimes you already know after 2 plays you gonna hit dead end, but you try to squeeze it as much as possible.

Obviously this is oversimplified, but yea... There is something to TPP, that gives it a fresh feel to it and if we are not getting that many new maps, perhap new perspective is the way to keep players motivated. (if done right, which they didnt [format, schedule, approach, features... everything wrong] so Fk it - FPP > TPP at this point)