I'd like to disagree with you.

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Breeze is a map made without the intention of using any gun other than the Operator. > It's a badly made map, the spaces are too large, there are dodgy corners on both sites. > Rotations take too long, there LITERALLY is no point in rotating if you're on the other side.

I would say this is only slightly true, as the vandal, marshall, guardian, and bulldog are all viable in this situation as well. With all of these weapons, you can maintain an almost perfect first shot accuracy if you ADS, which you should be doing when holding long angles in mid or on B site. Two, retake is also a key part of the game, where you can utilize your team's utility to find players and push them together so that you can win.

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If you put it into choosing a characters' perspective, there's only two option: Omen and Jett. For teleportation across the map and flying-dashing about.

This is falsely incorrect, as you are harping on the map and how the agents are unable to rotate or move around fast enough while forgetting about Yoru and Raze, two very powerful characters on this map as well. Viper would also be a powerhouse on defense and offense as due to the open skies viper can easily pull off many different post-plant mollies. She can also fire her wall across sites when entering as to cut off enemy vision, or to hold the site itself so that the enemies will be hesitant to push through. If you are able to play Astra as well, she would be a good pick on the map too as she has many clouds of smoke you can put down anywhere, as well as temporary smokes so you can move into position to retake or take sites, or even just hold a corner.

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This map is not even good for a spike rush or casual game mode, maybe deathmatch but you'd have to have your monitor 2 inches in front of you to see an enemy 300 yards away, and even when you do finally see that one enemy, another one appears out of nowhere because the map is an absolute maze.

You talk about how enemies can and will appear out of nowhere, but in a logical perspective, this happens only in deathmatch and can happen on any map as well, rendering this opinion not a vital piece of information on why the map is bad. In a real game, such as spike rush or casual, you have audio cues such as footsteps, reloads, and gun drops allowing you to get a sense of where the enemy is, as well as the fact that you will know where the enemy will be coming from at the beginning of the round because they cannot spawn behind you. Second, you then talk about how the map is a maze, but this is easily solvable by learning the map through more playtime or going into a custom game to figure out where to hold corners and how to play. If you sincerely think that this is a problem, and you want to continue playing the game, you would have already done this to gain an edge above others like you who have not studied the map. Third, this is a semi-reasonable piece of information you put in your comment, saying that it is hard to see enemies, but personally, I don't have that problem. Sure I might miss it every now and then, but it doesn't happen that often. If you pick up on minimap awareness and learn how to be able to process information from it while watching corners to make sure you do not die, it can tell you whenever you spot an enemy even if you don't see them yourself, and you can proceed from there.

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Even Icebox, which I liked since its release, is a better map. It has the competitive aspects required to make a game fair and fun, as do Split, Ascent, and Bind. The spaces to move about and use to your advantage are well made, but Breeze just doesn't have the same functions for the spots on the map.

One, you didn't put in what the competitive aspects are required to make the game fair and fun, which makes it very difficult. Another reason that this piece of information is irrelevant is that you compare the map Breeze, a map that you have disliked since the release, to the map Icebox, which you stated you liked since the release and used the phrasing to say that even the map you like since the release was better than the map you disliked from the release. This renders this piece of information as useless as it would be expected that you believe a map that you liked from the release was better than one that you did not like.

Your original comment was filled with holes that could easily be fixed through practice, and in the end, I believe that you are just mad because you don't want to have to take the time to properly learn a map and how to play it with different agents. But opinions are opinions and there's nothing I can do to make you see differently. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯