1 - Compass Icons: Compass Icons show you where objectives are in relation to your position, they also show who holds each objective.

2 - Objective Flags: The Objective Flags are a quicker way of assessing who controls what. From here you can see all the objectives in the map and who has control of them.

3 - Capture In Progress: When one team begins capturing an objective, their nationalities flag will begin scrolling over the previous owners flag (or neutral if no one has captured it). The flag scrolls in relation to their capture progress. So once the flag fills the box, the capture is complete. Some objectives take longer to capture than others.

4 - Capture Presence Indicator: When you enter a capture zone, this gold bar will fill up. The amount it fills up is dependant upon how many people it requires to capture that objective. If the CPI is 1/4th full, it will take three more people to capture, if it's 1/3rd full it will take two more, if it's 1/2 full it will take one more, and once it's completely full, it will begin capturing the objective.

5 - Objective Zone Indicator: This flag appears when you enter an objective area. This icon will flash if you do not have enough people to capture an objective. Once you have enough people it will stop flashing and stay on the screen while you capture the objective.

OTHER NOTES:
If an enemy enters the cap zone while you are capturing the objective, it will stop capturing and will empty the capture presence indicator until the enemy leaves or is killed.

Also, when you're in a multiple person capture zone and the capture presence meter is half full, full, etc. Only your teammates will see it. Unlike in Day of Defeat, where if you were in a two-person capture flag it would say "1/2" that was visible to both teams, which caused the enemy to come running to your position. The enemy will not see that you're in a capture zone. They will need to defend objectives properly. When you begin actually capturing the objective, though, your capture progress WILL show to the enemy.