Today i will be covering the back capping and why it doesn't work majority of the time in Battlefield V.

I'm making this because a lot of people recently have been pushing a far objective in the enemy spawn only to lose 4-5 objectives and wonder genuinely why and how they lost.

This guide will explain why that's not the brightest idea you could follow.

You will want to capture all objectives up to the middle, to the point where both teams hold control of half the map.

When you are pushing that middle objective, the last one you will actually need, you need to ensure that you revive your teammates to keep your teams tickets up.

After capturing the middle objective you will win the round so long as you take defensive positions across your captured points, sending a squad to harass or even capture C is a good tactical choice, but having the whole team push forward will lead to gaps, and those gaps will lead to the enemy flanking and capturing your other objectives while you are fighting for the enemy spawn objectives

while back capping with a single squad is good, full blown pushing those objectives with no substantial forces to guard the rear will leave it exposed to flankers and saboteurs who will in all likely hood mine resupply stations and post up high with snipers picking off respawning troops or in the worst likely outcome they will cap every rear objective while most of your team is still fighting for objectives, draining your tickets and losing the advantage.