Dragon Valley.
Ziba tower
Strike at Karkand.
Par for the Course! That one was brilliant! Air, Land and Sea—and golf carts, all on the same map. Fantastic sense of humor, that DICE group.
I wish DICE would re-hire some guys from the Bad Company days. Someone start a “go fund me” campaign. I’ll kick in the first $10
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I see you are out of jail.. and I’m back in.
Can you please put some money on my books? I’m out of coffee and people are getting sick of me begging.
Back on topic.. It would be nice if some kind folks would put pics with these maps so we can remember which ones they are. DAGEL mentioned Davamond peak, and I can’t remember what it was… did it have snow-mobiles (BF3) ?
every map from BF2-2142
It was the map that on Rush the attackers were going down the side of the mountain and eventually got to the helipad and base jumped from it. Great rush map.
Battle of britain.
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If it’s the one I’m thinking of, it was one of my favorites.
Update: I just googled it and that’s not it… the map I’m thinking of had “Port” or “Canal” or something to suggest water, but water was not part of of the map.
Amiens was great because: no planes. Also great for chokepoints against tanks and other vehicles. AT Mine haven.. plus there was something for everyone.. even snipers could sit in one building and fire across the railroad tracks into the other building. Bodies everywhere for medics to pick up… it was not linear, it was well-balanced.. even the elite kits were evenly placed. Now if you really hated all vehicles you could select Argonne Forest or Fort De-veaux. I’d wager “Drunk on Red wine” likes to pilot, hence the dislike for Amiens. But it’s just a guess and I’m only wrong about 85% of the time when I stereo-type.
Yes, instead of DICE trying to “teach us” history lessons from older wars, I think DICE should teach its new map designers the history lessons of what made Backstab such a fan-favorite (for example) or why we hate Fjell (for the most part).
Gazala, also this
Flood Zone!!!
BF2 Kubra Dam\Gulf of Oman
BF3 Damavand Peak (rush) Caspian Border (CQ)
BF4 Golmud Railway
which BF3 map had the snow-mobiles? There was probably more than one.. but there was a snow-mobile map I really liked.
And which one (non-snowy) had a barn at one end of the map and the other had a huge warehouse where you could hide in a dumpster by the stairs.. there was also a dumpster across the street you could hide in. Dang, I wish my memory was better. May have been Bad Company for all I know.. I should spark up a Bad Company disc and see if there are still servers.
They should have remade it for BFV probably one of my favorite close quarters urban Battlefield maps of all time, and it had vehicles.
Sharqi Peninsula
Honorable mentions: Sabalan Pipeline, Armored Shield
Siege of shanghai
I miss rush on that map. I hope they add it to BFV someday.
BF4’s Final Stand DLC had a few snow mobile maps. Operation Whiteout, Hangar (??) & Hammerhead. Not sure if one of those is what you’re thinking about.