Story behind maps

[greg3000]

i just thought of this but you know like how in vannila BF2 there is a story behind every map i am wondering whats the story behind every map in PR.

[StevePl4y5]

The story for Jabal is that the MEC dictator wanted to build a dam that makes absolutely no sense, and that would flood the city. The civilians of Jabal tweeted out for US help, and of course they had to send the marines to stop the massacre!

[Rabbit]

Sbeneh, SAF forces trying to stop an area where supplies for rebels was flowing into Damascus. Based off real events.
Shikotan, the people of the island want to leave Russia as they have a mix of Japanese and Russian culture and dont care for the tension over the island. (hopefully this map will be removed soon).

[Rabbit]

Its ****, and I hate it.

[Cossack]

Its ****, and I hate it.

Have to agree, for admins its huge pain.

[K4on]

Have to agree, for admins its huge pain.

you are an power admin tho, can understand it frustates you.

but honestly, I love the unique gameplay it adds, even if it's not the no1 visual map of PR.

[greg3000]

beirut:IDF and russian forces fight to control lebanon ?

[Spook]

Russian forces trying to liberate IDF occupied Beirut.

[H.Maverick]

Muttrah: evil mec forces holding the city, the US president decided they needed to send the USMC to deliver some awesome freedom.

Al Basrah: evil terrorists forces holding the city, the British PM decided they needed to send the Army to deliver some tea and biscuits.(also, real life event during the Gulf war part 2, read the story on wikipedia or something)

Vadso: Evil Russians invading, asked the UK for help because the Norwegian Forces still ain't done lol

[Spook]

Muttrah: evil mec forces holding the city, the US president decided they needed to send the USMC to deliver some awesome freedom.

If you want the Muttrah Story, there it is.

[Rabbit]

Every US vs MEC/Russia/China/"Bad guys" map: Heoric US Soldiers liberating the city/area against evil dirty people who are evil. In the meantime the US obviously takes the natural ressources such as oil and gas away from the evil evil people and give it to the good guys. And remember: The good guys are allowed to do what the bad guys are not!

Povlosk bay is an assault on a Russian naval base, not really liberating or anything, just an attack.

Qwai is in China iirc, so it isn't liberating, same with Shijia

[Nightingale]

I wonder what Black Gold INS is about.

[Rabbit]

Probably a fight over oil.

[Jutsch]

Probably a fight over oil.

No, the AAS version is about a fight over oil between Russia and China, as there is a big propaganda billboard that says "This city supports the Resource campaign" or something like that. The INS version is most likely about some chinese separatist faction.

[-SPITFIRE-]

Op. Archer - Canadians want to play in the castle. Sadly that's the taliban playground

[Rudd]

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Every US vs MEC/Russia/China/"Bad guys" map: Heoric US Soldiers liberating the city/area against evil dirty people who are evil. In the meantime the US obviously takes the natural ressources such as oil and gas away from the evil evil people and give it to the good guys. And remember: The good guys are allowed to do what the bad guys are not!

Pavlovsk is just a straight up super power vs super power strategic engagement no good vs evil

Pavlovsk Bay is a submarine base that was mothballed after the fall of the Soviet union. This has been reactivated to support the Russian military's growing need to establish dominance over it's own coastline in the wake of new conflicts with NATO. The USMC saw an opportunity to damage this capability before the base goes fully operational as well as to deliver a psychological blow to the Russian military with a strike so close to Vladivostok and the Russian Pacific fleet. The Russians are taken aback by this somewhat bold move, but the Russian quick reaction forces arrive soon; perhaps the USMC has overreached it's grasp in Russia's back door and will pay dearly for it...

Burning Sands; probably fighting over oil or something

War with the Middle East Coalition has reached fever pitch, British forces have taken control of an airport near a large urban center with the intention of controlling the highway and routing MEC forces from the area. If successful this will be a strategic success, however the MEC are fully aware of the stakes. The city's defenders have retreated to reform with their armoured compatriots to force the British from their land. The British may have the airport secured, but the defenders of the city are fighting for their people in their own homeland. The resulting violence will leave the sands scorched and stained with blood.

Hades Peak - 32 is supposed to be a kind of NATO Kosovo type thing, 64 is just plain strategic engagement again.

On the frontline in Eastern europe stands the ominous tip of Hades Peak, a forested mountain the gives sweeping views of the surrounding valleys. Whoever holds this strongholds controls the main road through the area as well as the ability to observe for miles around. Both sides understand that if they are to control this area, Hades Peak must be taken or all their efforts will be for nought.

[badmojo420]

Ramiel:

[sweedensniiperr]

I remember when marlin was in beta it had a cool backstory built on the loading screen. When it was IDF vs france(please can we have that back?)

[bren]

If you wanna learn about Korengal Valley watch Restrepo.