Battlefield 3 Aftermath

Electronic Ats has stopped openly opposing Activision and replaced the release of a full-fledged application with three pieces of content for the last part of the main online action game, but the players only benefited from this. The developers began to improve the multiplayer and made it more spectacular and diverse. The Aftermath add-on has fairly large maps and fast-paced shootouts in narrow corridors, extreme rides on brand new equipment and sniper duels.

All events take place in Tehran destroyed by an earthquake. Their participants are soldiers in bloody bandages. They have just crawled out from under piles of stones. On one of the maps, the tremors are still ongoing. This greatly interferes with players’ aim and forces them to dive into cover. It’s a pity that buildings here don’t fall on the heads of the combatants, changing the level architecture. But it’s quite possible that the developers will soon correct this injustice. In the meantime, everyone who decides to buy Battlefield 3: Aftermathwill have to rise from the ashes, arm themselves if possible, bring in modified armored personnel carriers, civilian equipment, and selflessly fight for full control over four city maps.