Battlefield 1 Rupture Map is Free
Battlefield 1 fans should grab it, Electronic Arts announces Rupture is now available, offering all players access to this map in the military shooter.
They provide details about this as well as plans to release a new mode called Shock Operations in June that will provide all players access to Premium Pass maps.
Today, all players that own Battlefield 1 can jump into Rupture for free, which is a map featured in Battlefield 1 They Shall Not Pass, set during the Second Battle of the Marne and characterized by its poppies growing over rusty wrecks. In addition, the next few months will bring even more free content to all Battlefield 1 players including Soissons in May, also from Battlefield 1 They Shall Not Pass, to tackle one of the biggest tank assaults of World War I.
We’re glad to announce that we’re making more maps from Battlefield 1 They Shall Not Pass available for all owners of Battlefield 1*. Today, you can tackle Rupture – a map taking place during the Second Battle of the Marne, characterized by its poppies growing over rusty wrecks. Coming in May, you’ll get to play on more maps with the hardened veterans of the French army making in a stand in a brutal defense of their homeland.
In June, bit-sized epicness is coming to Battlefield 1 in a new mode, Shock Operations. The mode supports 40 players and sees attackers and defenders battling over sectors like in fan-favorite Operations mode, but with the action focused to one single map - ideal for those that don’t have time for a full Operations match. Shock Operations will be available on five maps: Giant’s Shadow, Prise de Tahure, Lupkow Pass, Zeebrugge, and River Somme. Most of these maps are normally only available to owners of Battlefield 1 Premium Pass or standalone expansion packs. However, base game owners will be able to access them too when playing Shock Operations.
More info here.
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Yes, I do. I think maps are important and find it difficult to visualise playing an FPS without them.
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Maybe DICE should join forces with Bohemia Interactive and Tripwire Interactive.
These guys know how to make games, and DICE knows how to make an engine

Although even DICE cant make DX12 work


(yet)
DICE know how to make games, the problem is DICE is EA's bitch.
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They could give the entire game away at this point and I still don't care. That's sad considering Battlefield used to be my favorite game series (1942, bf2 days).
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This is the reason I didnt buy premium pass this time round,they did this for BF4.
All DLC eventually became free for everyone.
The game is SH1T anyway.
Going by your avatar - i expect that sort of answer , thuggish

I like this game. Good visuals, good destruction model which changes the gameplay - I love it.
Why do they ask to purchase premium in addition to base game? Because they can


2 different answers - I do love the versatility, the complexity of the mind.
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Thats cool they did this. I bought the premium pass and have no regrets i think the french entry is one of the best. It had a great feel to the game. Rupture is one of the best maps in the game IMO. I also liked the Russian entry. I dont normally buy the premuim pass/ season pass but the amount of maps that comes with it was well worth it on top of the standard maps which are all great