Well as most off you may know the last Expansion pack for BF3 is coming im March and its been know'n that each map will have a different season. The expansion will also introduce 2 new game mode: Capture the Flag and Air Superiority (Im loking forward to this) A few days aggo Dice posted some news with screensshots for each map and an aproapriate description for each one of them.

 

So what do you think about this expansion. Im looking forward to Air Superiority and the new snow map looks sweet aswell.

 

Battlefield 3: End Game brings the battle to four distinct environments featuring everything from arid desert landscapes to snowy mountain areas. Learn more about the map variety on offer below.

 

Four distinct maps are on offer in End Game. Size-wise, they are comparable to Caspian Border and Operation Firestorm from the base game, while the flag layout resembles that in our previous expansion pack Armored Kill – Meaning that we have spaced the capture points and bases to make full use of the entire Battlefield.

 

While all maps are carefully created to cater for the new dirt bike, the new AA vehicles should see heavy use on most of the maps as well. This new transport has a roof mounted turret that can switch between rockets and anti-air missiles to protect your infantry and combat air threats.

 

OPERATION RIVERSIDE

Internal working title: “XP5_001” or River”

Supported game modes: Capture the Flag (NEW), Air Superiority (NEW), Conquest, Rush, Squad Rush, Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch

Distinguishing features: This fall themed map houses an electric power substation at its center, with a small river flowing along its axis. The layout of the bases in Operation Riverside caters somewhat towards infantry action rather than all-out vehicle warfare. It’s generally speaking an infantry-friendly landscape where soldiers can go by foot between the bases, while ground vehicles need to take more roundabout roads to traverse the environment.

 

Across the river giving this map its name, players can find a spectacular jump in the form of a partly destroyed wooden bridge. A lot of other ramps have been carefully placed in the environment on Operation Riverside to make sure that the map is full of exciting options for riders of the new dirt bike. You can read more about the spectacular jumps in End Game in this previous blog post.

 

NEBANDAN FLATS

Internal working title: “XP5_002” or “Flats”

Supported game modes: Capture the Flag (NEW), Air Superiority (NEW), Conquest, Rush, Squad Rush, Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch

Distinguishing features: In this arid desert dotted with gigantic wind generators lies a seemingly non-distinguishing warehouse. But behind its unassuming exterior hides a secret weapons and munitions depot, leading to a clash in the area. The relative openness of the desert setting allows for full freedom of movement for the entire range of vehicles at disposal in Battlefield 3 multiplayer. The low amount of natural cover available also demands quick transportation between capture points, as players are otherwise open to attack.

 

KIASAR RAILROAD

Internal working title: “XP5_003” or “Railroad”

Supported game modes: Capture the Flag (NEW), Air Superiority (NEW), Conquest, Rush, Squad Rush, Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch

Distinguishing features: This picturesque summer logging industry setting sees a strategic railway stretch across the map – with covert weapons deliveries being its main purpose. The many height changes in this undulating landscape can be used to your advantage – There’s plenty of opportunity to hide from the enemy and use cover as you approach your targets.

 

While this map also has ample opportunity for dirt bike riders to catch big air, the jumps on Kiasar Railroad are typically more carefully molded into the landscape itself, or not as obvious.

 

SABALAN PIPELINE

Internal working title: “XP5_004” or “Pipeline”

Supported game modes: Capture the Flag (NEW), Air Superiority (NEW), Conquest, Rush, Squad Rush, Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch

Distinguishing features: Ever since we demoed the Alborz Mountain map at GamesCom 2012 and saw the amazing fan reactions, we’ve known that snow is one of the most stunning settings we can provide in Battlefield 3. Sabalan Pipeline is no different. The oil pipeline traversing this frosty winter landscape has immense economic value and is a highly contested battlefield.

 

Similar to Operation Riverside, Sabalan Pipeline was built to cater for a mix of vehicle and infantry gameplay. Compared to the other three maps in End Game, Sabalan Pipeline has fewer and narrower roads that are important to control if you want to dominate the opposition. At the center of this map lies a central base that is also an essential asset, as it allows you extended control over the road leading to and from your main bases. This is equally important whether playing the signature Battlefield Conquest mode or our take on Capture the Flag that we are introducing in End Game.

 

We’re excited to present our players with such a broad variety of environments to expand their Battlefield experience with come March. Join us here on the Battlefield Blog for more breaking news on End Game up until launch. Let us know what you think in the poll and comments section below, and we’ll make sure to check in and discuss with you!

 

Did you miss the previous entries in this in-depth End Game blog series?

Road to End Game #1: High-speed warfare

Road to End Game #2: Creating the perfect dirt bike playground

Road to End Game #3: High-speed Capture the Flag

 

Battlefield 3: End Game is out this March. You can purchase it separately for PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 – or get it two weeks early at no extra charge if you become a Battlefield 3: Premium member.

>capture the flag

>bf3

>new

Pipeline looks like a winter version of Firestorm. Air Superiority, psh. Won't even touch that. Can't be bothered with all that jetrape.

Finally a snow map. (i haven't even played the game for 6 months, still pretty cool)

Finally a snow map. (i haven't even played the game for 6 months, still pretty cool)

 

You do know that Armored kill had a snow map?

Why does these DLC feel like nothing special? I mean, on each Battlefield, expansion packs feels special. Now, it just doesn't.

Why does these DLC feel like nothing special? I mean, on each Battlefield, expansion packs feels special. Now, it just doesn't.

 

On BC2 it felt special cause we waited almost 1 year to get the DLC and there were no more DLC's after that. Now with BF3 there are more frequent DLC releases and you just get used to it.

Why does these DLC feel like nothing special? I mean, on each Battlefield, expansion packs feels special. Now, it just doesn't.

 

Too frequent releases of very little original content, maps look like they are made of exactly same objects from old maps but placed in a new order.

i am looking forward to air superiority....even if that will be full of noobtards with beam scanning/heatseekers

Can't fucking use vehicles EVEN tanks, not gonna play air shit, and sad they did not add new guns. i hope the maps will be good for tdm and rush since conquest pretty much sucks in bf3

Can't fucking use vehicles EVEN tanks, not gonna play air shit, and sad they did not add new guns. i hope the maps will be good for tdm and rush since conquest pretty much sucks in bf3

 

>Cant use vehicles and thinks their shit

>Only thinks about guns (Like there isnt enough off them already)

>Play's TMD and Rush and thinks Conquest sucks.

 

Why do u even play battlefield?

Can't fucking use vehicles EVEN tanks, not gonna play air shit, and sad they did not add new guns. i hope the maps will be good for tdm and rush since conquest pretty much sucks in bf3

 

>Cant use vehicles and thinks their shit

>Only thinks about guns (Like there isnt enough off them already)

>Play's TMD and Rush and thinks Conquest sucks.

 

Why do u even play battlefield?

i dont think vehicles suck i just can't use them

i dont like coquest at least on vanilla maps because i find myself running from point to point doing nothing since vehicles dominate in bigger maps.

i like conquest more in bad company 2 and on back to karkand maps.

Finally a snow map. (i haven't even played the game for 6 months, still pretty cool)

 

You do know that Armored kill had a snow map?

 

As you can see, Nope.