As result of datamining the Battlefield 1 open beta codes, one fan uncovers its maps and their corresponding names, with images, exposing old and new multiplayer war zones. The Battlefield 1 open beta is still an ongoing hype for console and PC gamers alike who are exploring the fields of battle just to give the World War I-based first-person shooter a thorough combing. The beta is scheduled to be available until September 8th, but it hasn't required the fan to spend that much time to comb thru its game files. To his excitement, he found some goodies inside. Thanks to the Redditor's efforts, eager gamers can now have a better peek at its upcoming maps which would range from Monte Grappa to the French Chateau.
Check out below for the said leaked maps:
Battlefield 1 players now have plenty of time to check out and explore the Sinai Desert map, the only inclusion for the Battlefield 1 beta. This location, which is home for sandstorms, features a balance of close combat and open space engagements so you can choose to be touchy with your enemies or stay as far away as you can with your best friend - the sniper rifle. The area also has ample space for vehicle wars, ranging from buggies, to tanks, to old planes. While this map is supposedly best for beta testing, gamers still beg for Argonne forest and Amiens which respectively offer jungle warfare and urban combat.
These leaked diverse maps should offer any Battlefield 1 gamer their craving for whatever type of battleground they want to play in. Players can expect that these maps will have dynamic weather systems, as previously experienced in the series, which would give both advantage and disadvantage to either side.
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