A September 2026 map index for the 0.7 reference set names five current maps: Khokhlovka, Siniysk, Valley View, Vavidas, and Wukong Delta. The same index places Fulda Gap in an older 0.7 group and KCWD Regional in an archive group. A documented name is not proof the map is in today's vote.
An older encyclopedia spells the second map Sinisyk and places Fulda Gap in Germany as temporarily removed for a rework, KCWD Regional in Alaska, Vavidas in Cuba, Wukong Delta in Vietnam, Khokhlovka in the USSR, and Valley View in Alaska. Use Siniysk as the later spelling, and treat Sinisyk as the older form of the same record until the live vote shows otherwise.
Theatre is not the map
Structured records group locations into European, American, Caribbean, and Asian theatres. A theatre is a setting label. It is not a faction lock, a mode, or a promise that every map in the group is playable tonight.
Wukong Delta sits in the Asian / Vietnam notes and also appeared as a Wukong event card on the public game page in early October 2026. That card did not publish rules. A Cuba-inspired jungle and coastal map was reported with an earlier mounted-gun and new-map event. Confirm the live name before you treat a new-map banner as a brand-new layout rather than Vavidas or another existing coastal map.
Four anchors
At spawn, write down the map name, the mode, the valid objective, where friendlies are, whether vehicles exist, and the obvious terrain barrier. Then build a route from four anchors:
- Your spawn or current safe spot.
- The active objective.
- One protected stop in between.
- One fallback if the first contact is bad.
The path should avoid the longest open ground you can see and still leave room to turn. For infantry, prefer cover that blocks more than one angle. For vehicles, leave turning room, watch anti-vehicle lanes, and pick the dismount before you arrive. For a machine gun or marksman, the firing position has to see a route that touches the objective.
When the objective moves, rebuild the anchors. Do not defend an empty field because it mattered five minutes ago.
Minimap loop
Open the map from cover. Choose a short destination. Move. Check again. Friendly clusters show the likely front, and they also show overcrowding. If one approach is full, take a parallel route close enough to help, not a solo hike.
A Weather and Minimap update was reported to add dynamic weather, a day-night cycle, matchmaking changes, and map voting. Exact symbols, enemy visibility, and weather states were not captured in a stable public legend. When darkness or weather cuts certainty, shorten the move and use landmarks you can still name.
Call landmarks with words teammates can see: color plus building, road direction, bridge, ridge, or the objective label. A fan nickname is useless if the squad has not heard it.
Valley View, as an older sheet
A map article described Valley View as a flat, green Alaska suburb with low buildings, elevated looks at a suburb hill and a lumberyard hill, and capture names Suburbs, Restaurant, and Lumber Yard. It also described a main road from the NATO side through the middle point toward the PACT side, and a 500-ticket rule. Use the landmark names as a starting vocabulary. Re-read tickets and point rules from the current mode. Advance & Secure can ignore a Conquest layout you memorized.
Rotation claims
Prefer a live server, a creator note, or a directory that marks current versus archive. A video's upload date does not prove the footage used today's build. Record the map name exactly, the mode, the date, and whether you saw it in a vote or only in an old page.
Vehicle roads change the plan. Before you cross a field, look for light vehicles, APCs, fighting vehicles, tanks, and mounted guns. If armor owns the lane, call it and wait for smoke, an Anti-Tank angle, or another path.