Any tips for playing big team games on small maps

lob tip

in the menu you can set a hotkey for 'vote resign'. it is ctrl + A -> ctrl + D by default, but I set it to ctrl + H
i don't think there's a lot you can do in small maps. it's just general chaos when there's 32 crammed into 2-4

also choosing a cheap factory would be of great help i like going cloaky/rover sometimes shields on low eco maps cause they do good for their relatively low cost

Silo works well in small maps. Wait for perfect targets like a Tremor, Lance or Cerb, then hit them.

Artillery spam, tech into Strider, make superweapon slowly, take 20mins to lose/win.

This is the most degenerate part of ZK.

Things:
Forget about manuevering, small map means everything can reach your raiders in a short time, so they are simply a metal donation.
Stay back, let artillery do the work. Rushing in, even with combined forces may just end up with a large metal donation to the enemy.
Make porc, hide it in Iris so enemy needs LoS to hit it, terraform so its harder to get LoS on, keep a small mobile army to hit any scouts. Favour Gauss if under heavy artillery fire. Iris keeps mobile army hidden, so they won't get targeted unless fired on by Firewalker.

Here's the best strategy from yours truly.

This is secret tech, so don't tell anybody, ok?

1) Get a team that is keen to work together.
2) Spam units that are good value for money like Ogre or mass Fencer
3) support swarms of units with commanders and push early
4) Advance on the enemy as a whole group, not as cheap extras in a karate movie attacking the hero one at a time
5) Wait for the enemy to resign as you mangle them. Laugh as you pass their half-built roach ramps.

Things not to do:

1) morph backline commander while your pals fight out front
2) rush singu if you are a blue or purple player. That's lobster work; your skills are needed at the front
3) run your special project that involves making strder hub, then athena then storage silos and then sneaking athena to the enemy rear to create a secret base. The frontline will have long collapsed by the time you are halfway done. Save that for huge maps like Lost.