Battlefield Play4free Walkthrough

1. From the makers of the hit arcade shooter Battlefield Heroes comes this free-to-play version of the game, this time featuring photo-real characters, environments, weapons and maps.

2. Battlefield Play4Free is a deep PC shooter featuring signature Battlefield vehicular warfare, sandbox gameplay and intense 32-player online battles.

3. Combining the most popular maps from Battlefield 2 with the familiar classes and powerful weapons of Battlefield:

4. Bad Company 2, players have access to 16 vehicles including the Mil Mi-28 attack helicopter, its nemesis the F35 VTOL jet fighter, the massive Russian T-90 main battle tank, and the hard to catch LSV light strike vehicle.

5. Players progress through the game to learn new combat skills, and earn in-game currency to spend on a massive array of devastating weapons and equipment.

6. Features:

a. A next-generation free-to-play battlefield

b. 32-player all out warfare online

c. Experience the career of a professional soldier

7. Battlefield Play4Free includes contents from both Battlefield 2 as well Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

8. The game has a leveling system, in-game shop and gameplay customization, similar to Battlefield Heroes. 

9. The game supports up to 32-player battles. Players are chosen to play as Russia or the United States.

10. Customization features at the start of registration include skin, hair color, hairstyle, and facial hair features.

11. Maps included in Battlefield Play4Free are essentially updates of classics seen in Battlefield 2, such as Strike at Karkand and Gulf of Oman.

12. Players will have access to up to 16 vehicles, such as helicopters, fighter jets and tanks, varying from map to map. 

13. The upgraded Oman map from Battlefield 2 was launched on January 29, 2011.Sharqi Peninsula was released on April 4th when the game launched into open beta.

14. Various game elements such as motion blur and a gameplay style upgrade were added due to the new modified Refractor engine. 

15. The game has been nicknamed a pay-to-win game as many argue that people who can afford battlefunds, the ingame currency used to buy items ingame, are given a huge advantage.