Battlefield 2142 Tactical Map: Belgrade

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Battlefield 2142 Tactical Map: Belgrade

This map is screen captured from Battlefield 2142. Print out the map for use in the field. Use the tactical map below to plan out resource logistics. Mark them up and use them to communicate to your squad.

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Chieh Cheng
Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:29:39 -0800

Intelligence Report

In February 2140, the PAC's X and II Command Divisions swept through Serbia and trapped the EU 9th Armored Corps in the heart of Belgrade. A massive ice wall blocking its retreat, the EU force, inspired by General Emil Nikoli, staged a tenacious resistance. In March, the PAC's Northern Command Group arrived through recently annexed Bulgaria. Led by a swift, V-shaped formation of T-39 Bogatyr battle walkers, the bolstered PAC forces burst through the EU's eastern flank and forced their surrender. With control of Eastern Europe, the PAC turned its sights to the EU's central command in Berlin.

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This is a Conquest: Head-on map. Your team will win if you cause your opponent's tickets to reach zero. You can increase the rate at which they lose tickets by holding at least half of the control points on this map.

Chieh Cheng
Tue, 12 Dec 2006 01:49:00 -0800

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