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[AFTERMATH PRIMER]

AFTERMATH PRIMER

WHAT’S NEW?

The Battleﬁ eld 3: Aftermath expansion pack takes place immediately following the devastating earthquake featured at the end of Operation

Swordbreaker in the single-player campaign. Fighting amongst the devastation in this urban combat setting tests players in new ways, and oﬀ ers

plenty of opportunity for vertical gameplay. Damaged buildings create slopes to climb and cracked streets become trenches to take cover in. The

earthquake has also damaged vehicles and weapons for both ﬁ ghting forces, which has inspired a number of unique features in the expansion

pack and changes how the game looks, feels, and plays.

NEW MAPS

Like Back to Karkand, the four new maps in Aftermath emphasize combat

in urban environments—but with a unique twist. The earthquake has

completely devastated these once densely populated city centers,

leaving crumbled buildings and rippled streets. So in addition to ﬁ ghting

pitched battles in a dangerous urban settings, soldiers must also adapt

to the challenging, rubble-ﬁ lled terrain before them. And in the case of

the Epicenter map, the seismic activity hasn’t subsided, resulting in

unsettling aftershocks—engaging opponents while the ground is shaking

adds an entirely new intensity to the Battleﬁ eld experience. Each new

map and its supported game modes are covered in extreme detail within

the Multiplayer Maps chapter.

[ TIP ]

The new maps feature several interior

corridors that are ideal for sneaking up

on objectives and opponents. But most

of these shortcuts are blocked by blue

double doors. Stand back and shoot the

small red gas tank next to the doors to

trigger an explosion. The blast destroys

the doors and opens a new path.

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CROSSBOW (AKA XBOW)

This improvised weapon, cleverly fashioned from an M4 carbine and

other scavenged parts, is by far one of the most exciting features in

Aftermath. With it, you can silently eliminate opponents with a variety of

unique bolts. Despite their lethal capabilities, the new Xbow and Xbow

Scoped are classiﬁ ed as gadgets and do not occupy your soldier’s

primary or sidearm weapon slot. While this expands your oﬀ ensive

options, it also means leaving behind gadgets like the medic kit and

ammo box. But the power and versatility oﬀ ered by these silent, single-

shot weapons is a worthwhile trade-oﬀ once you get the hang of slinging

bolts at unsuspecting opponents. For more information on the Xbow,

Xbow Scoped, and the bolts they use, ﬂ ip ahead to the Weapons and

Vehicles chapter.

MODIFIED LIGHT VEHICLES

Due to interrupted supply lines that are a result of the earthquake,

engineers on both sides of the conﬂ ict have been forced to improvise.

They have utilized scrap metal and other materials to modify existing

vehicles for combat. Such ingenuity has led to the creation of the Rhino,

Phoenix, and Barsuk. The Rhino is a civilian van equipped with extra

armor and a heavy machine gun turret mounted on the roof, which

makes it a formidable battle wagon and troop transport. The existing

HMMWV and Vodnik have also been modiﬁ ed to create the Phoenix and

Barsuk. These two customized light vehicles are equipped with heavy

machine guns as well as devastating fully-automatic grenade launchers.

The earthquake-ravaged environments aren’t easy to traverse in a

vehicle, so be mindful of damaged streets, sinkholes, and debris while

racing through each map. Also, don’t let the makeshift barricades found

in many neighborhoods stop you—vehicles can crash or blast their way

through these ﬂ imsy obstacles.

SCAVENGER

Aftermath also introduces a new game mode called Scavenger. Players

experience the mad scramble for weaponry immediately following the

earthquake. This infantry-only mode plays like a miniature version of

Conquest, with ﬁ ve ﬂ ags on each map serving as control points. As in

Conquest, the goal in Scavenger mode is to capture and hold a majority

of the ﬂ ags (three or more) to initiate a drain on the opposing team’s

ticket count. The team whose ticket count is reduced to zero loses the

match. But in addition to capturing and defending ﬂ ags, all players face

a unique challenge: At the start of each Scavenger match, all players are

equipped with only a pistol and a grenade. The pistol is the only piece of

equipment you can choose for your soldier during this mode—you can

select any pistol you’ve already unlocked. All troop kit-based gadgets are

unavailable, essentially making all classes equal. In addition to selecting

your pistol you can also choose one soldier specialization, which

functions normally. However, in this mode, the Ammo specialization

does not give you more ammo when you spawn in. Instead, the Ammo

specialization will grant you more ammo when interacting with the map’s ammo crate. We’ll reveal more on this later.

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WEAPONS

Fortunately, players don’t have to ﬁ ght these battles with just pistols

and grenades. Primary weapons are scattered across each map in

predetermined locations called weapon spawners. There are three

diﬀ erent levels of weapon spawners and each one produces a diﬀ erent

type of weapon. Level 1 weapon spawners are the most common;

they produce fast-ﬁ ring, close-range PDWs. PDWs are a step up from

the pistol you begin the match with, but you’ll probably want to ﬁ nd

something with a bit more range and damage output. The level 2

weapon spawners produce sniper riﬂ es and shotguns, adding more

lethality to your arsenal. But for the greatest versatility, seek out level

3 weapon spawners to gain access to carbines, assault riﬂ es, and

light machine guns. Level 3 weapon spawners are the most rare and

usually are located in high-trafﬁ c areas of the map, often near ﬂ ags. So

before rushing toward one of these weapon spawners, make sure the

surrounding area is clear of threats—it’s not uncommon for opponents

to camp these spots. To pick up a weapon produced by a weapon

spawner, stand next to it and press the button/key shown on-screen. (This is just like picking-up a kit dropped by fallen players in other modes.) If

you’re quick, you can grab these weapons while on the move.

Scavenger Mode Weapons

IMAGE

WEAPON

AMMO

OPTIC ATTACHMENT

PRIMARY ATTACHMENT

SECONDARY ATTACHMENT

LEVEL 1

AS VAL

—

M5K

—

MP7

—

P90

—

PDW-R

—

PP-19

—

PP-2000

—

UMP-45

—

LEVEL 2

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

870MCS

Laser Sight

—

KOBRA (RDS)

DAO-12

Laser Sight

—

Holographic (HOLO)

M1014

Laser Sight

—

ACOG (4x)

Straight Pull Bolt

Laser Sight

M98B

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

MK11 MOD 0

Foregrip

Suppressor

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

MKA3A1

Laser Sight

—

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

Laser Sight

SPAS-12

—

ACOG (4x)

SVD

Foregrip

Laser Sight

Xbow

KOBRA (RDS)

—

Xbow Scoped

PKS-07 (7x)

—

LEVEL 3

KOBRA (RDS)

A-91

Foregrip

Laser Sight

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Scavenger Mode Weapons

IMAGE

WEAPON

AMMO

OPTIC ATTACHMENT

PRIMARY ATTACHMENT

SECONDARY ATTACHMENT

ACW-R

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

AK-74M

KOBRA (RDS)

Foregrip

Heavy Barrel

AKS-74u

KOBRA (RDS)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

G36C

Holographic (HOLO)

Foregrip

Heavy Barrel

G3A3

ACOG (4x)

Foregrip

Heavy Barrel

G53

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

Suppressor

Heavy Barrel

M249

100

ACOG (4x)

Bipod

Laser Sight

MTAR-21

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

PKP PECHENEG

100

KOBRA (RDS)

Bipod

Laser Sight

QBZ-95B

Holographic (HOLO)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

SCAR-H

Reﬂ ex (RDS)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

SCAR-L

Holographic (HOLO)

Foregrip

Laser Sight

SG553

Holographic (HOLO)

Foregrip

Heavy Barrel

[ NOTE ]

The weapon spawners generate weapons randomly, in no particular

order. It’s entirely possible for certain weapons to never make an

appearance during a match. So instead of waiting for a speciﬁ c

weapon to appear, make the most of the weapons provided.

AMMO CRATES

Even after you pick up a primary weapon, you usually have no more

than two magazines. Given the scarcity of ammo, you’ll need to pick up

new weapons often. However, if you really like the weapon you currently

have, there is one way to replenish your ammo. There is only one ammo

crate on each map, and it’s usually positioned in a dangerous high-trafﬁ c

area. These crates are sometimes difﬁ cult to ﬁ nd because they do not

appear on the minimap—but you can ﬁ nd them on our Scavenger mode

maps in this guide. So once you learn the location of the ammo crate,

memorize it and return often to keep your hungry weapon well fed. Like

level 3 weapon spawners, ammo crates draw plenty of attention, so be

aware of campers posted nearby. To interact with an ammo crate, simply

stand in front of it to stock up on fresh magazines. Ammo crates also

supply you with grenades—you can carry only one grenade unless you

have chosen the Grenades specialization.

In Scavenger matches, coordinate with your squad to become an un-

stoppable hoard. Any stray enemies are not likely to have the ﬁ repower

or foresight to stop your squad from encroaching upon them. There are no explosives to stop your squad, aside from the few grenades that op-

ponents possess when they ﬁ rst spawn. Avoid picking up weapons when moving with your squad, unless it is needed. Doing so puts your squad

at disadvantage, because your squad mates will not be able to pick up the weapon you just took.

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