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'''Frontlines''' is a gamemode featured in ''[[Battlefield 1]]'', introduced in the ''[[Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass]]'' expansion. It combines [[Conquest]] and [[Rush]] gameplay in a single map. Each team has a base with two [[telegraph]]s. A line of flags joins the two bases. |
'''Frontlines''' is a gamemode featured in ''[[Battlefield 1]]'', introduced in the ''[[Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass]]'' expansion. It combines [[Conquest]] and [[Rush]] gameplay in a single map. Each team has a base with two [[telegraph]]s. A line of flags joins the two bases. |
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Victory is earned upon successful destruction of the telegraphs. Should the attacking team fail to destroy the telegraphs with the tickets allotted, the defenders push back into the flag zone and Conquest-style play continues until either base flag is taken to reinitiate the rush-style play. |
Victory is earned upon successful destruction of the telegraphs. Should the attacking team fail to destroy the telegraphs with the tickets allotted, the defenders push back into the flag zone and Conquest-style play continues until either base flag is taken to reinitiate the rush-style play. |
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+ | The mode requires considerable use of all classes working together. Once the telegraphs become available for capture it is imperative that the attacking team arms them as soon as possible in order to avoid allowing the enemy team to establish a foothold and repel the attack. As a result of this matches can last hours due to the lack of a time limit, further reinforcing the need to destroy the telegraphs as soon as possible. |
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Frontlines is a gamemode featured in Battlefield 1, introduced in the Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass expansion. It combines Conquest and Rush gameplay in a single map. Each team has a base with two telegraphs. A line of flags joins the two bases.
In the opening stage, teams fight for control over one flag at a time. Once captured, another flag becomes available for capture. If the enemy's HQ control point is captured then players proceed to play a Rush subsection where telegraphs must be attacked or defended.[1] As in normal Rush, the telegraphs can be used to call artillery strikes against spotted enemies.
Victory is earned upon successful destruction of the telegraphs. Should the attacking team fail to destroy the telegraphs with the tickets allotted, the defenders push back into the flag zone and Conquest-style play continues until either base flag is taken to reinitiate the rush-style play.
The mode requires considerable use of all classes working together. Once the telegraphs become available for capture it is imperative that the attacking team arms them as soon as possible in order to avoid allowing the enemy team to establish a foothold and repel the attack. As a result of this matches can last hours due to the lack of a time limit, further reinforcing the need to destroy the telegraphs as soon as possible.