Brusilov Keep

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Brusilov Keep
Platform
Game	Battlefield 1
Setting
Part of	World War I
Teams	File:BF1 White Army Icon.jpg Russian Empire vs. Austria-Hungary
Location	Carpathian Mountains, Eastern Europe

"The Russians have pushed their enemy into a small mountain town, but the Austro-Hungarians are making a strong stand. Experience close-quarter fights by the Carpathians on an infantry-focused map."

— News Article - Battlefield.com

Brusilov Keep is a map set to be featured in the Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar expansion, named after the Brusilov Offensive, one of the most lethal offensives in world history.

Overview

Combat takes place along the south slope of a mountain, near the river crossing of a rail line. A main road passes through town and over a sturdy bridge, and a path further uphill also connects both halves of the map.

Behemoth

The Armored Train appears along the south side of the map.

Control Points

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Control Point	Conquest	Domination	Operations	Rush
Russian Deployment	File:BF1 White Army Icon.jpg
Hilltop Battery	A			Sector 1
[East Bank]				Sector 2
Bercheza Bridge	B
Samara River	C
[West Bank]				Sector 3
Supply Depot	D			Sector 4
Austro-Hungarian Deployment

Hilltop Battery

Start of a trench network split by the railway.

[East Bank]

Russian-held side of the river. The main road splits from the railway, around a cluster of buildings.

Bercheza Bridge

Central of three bridges across the river, and situated between two developed areas.

Samara River

River crossing upstream from the rest of the map. Small cliffs block view of the area from the town.

[West Bank]

A larger settlement on the Austro-Hungarian side of the map. A conspicuous bell tower overlooks much of the riverside area, including a view straight down Bercheza Bridge.

Supply Depot

The westernmost part of town.

Conquest

Conquest is fought among four flags, two along the river, and one near each deployment. Most action is expected to take place at the river, as the town on the west side and the trench lines on the east make for a difficult advance on foot.

Both teams have access to the Artillery Truck, Putilov-Garford Armored Truck, and Cavalry. Light vehicles can also be found.

Rush

Rush pits Russian attackers against Austro-Hungarian defenders.

Sector 1

The Russian Empire strikes at the trench lines near Hilltop Battery. Objective A is south of the railway, while B is at the battery itself.

Sector 2

The Russians advance upon the town, attacking Austro-Hungarian telegraphs at the east bank of the river. Objective A is in the southern complex, and Objective B in the buildings north of the main road.

Sector 3

Austro-Hungarian forces are pushed back across the river and attempt to hold the west bank.

Objective A is easily accessible from the riverside near the railway. Objective B is inside another building close to the river.

Sector 4

The Austro-Hungarian Empire is forced all the way back to their own Supply Depot.

Objective B is in a building closer to town, while Objective A is near the Supply Depot.

Trivia

• The internal name for this map in Community Test Environment is MP_Bridge.
• The bell within the tower reacts to gunfire and melee attacks.
• The Bercheza River is a tributary of the Sucevița river, to the east of Rădăuți in northeastern Romania.
• The Samara River is a tributary to the east of the Volga River, The Volga lies well beyond the Eastern Front that stretched through modern-day Poland, Ukraine, and Romania.