Point A
Point A is definitely the hardest of the points to capture. It’s surrounded by tons of cover, overlooks, and routes in and out of it. If you’re starting on Point C side, you’re better off fighting for C and B, than making a hard push for A.
If you find an opportunity to grab Point A, the Café has a great overlook of most of the area surrounding the point. You can help pin down the enemy team while your teammates move in on the point. If you’re going for the point on your own, try moving toward Point A around its sides. Using the Alley and the Archway Lot will narrow down the number of locations you can be attacked from while approaching the point.
If you take the Alley path, avoid the Hill and take care on the approach. There’s a mounted machine gun emplacement on top of the Hill that will have little issue shredding you and your team if it’s manned.
Point B
You can see directly into Point B if you’re looking through the iron fence in the Farmhouses, or if you’re standing against the wall on Main Street directly west of it. If you’re playing long-range, these two locations will serve you well in keeping enemies off the point. You won’t be able to see all potential hiding spots, but it’ll definitely help thin the herd.
Point C
Try to hold onto the second story of Headquarters. It has a great overlook of Point C and you can very easily reach Point B if it’s being taken. The windows around the building will provide plenty of visibility for most of the map and you can escape through the south window onto the Roof, then into the Apartment if things get too hot. The Apartment has a great view of almost all of Point C. If you’re sniping or using an LMG, you’ll have an excellent spot to hold down the point if you’re looking through the second-story window.