<table width="550" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="10" border="0"><tr><td valign="top" width="225" bgcolor="#d8d8d8"><center>
=(eGO)= 24/7 Air Maps: Battlelog
Server Settings:
Hardcore: Off
Fast Vehicle Spawn
Fast Player Respawn
Conquest Rotation:
Caspian Border
Gulf of Oman
Operation Firestorm
Wake Island
Kharg Island
<hr>
Some maps may require the "Back to Karkand" DLC. For more information on Karkand, check out this thread:
Battlefield 3 Back to Karkand</center></td><td width="275" valign="top">Flying in Battlefield 3
Article by: Artimus
I love to fly. Whether traveling for business or soaring unassisted in my dreams, the thrill of leaving the ground amazes me. I'm sure that there are members of eGO who are actual pilots, at the controls of these fantastic machines, and can verify that it's an experience like non-other.
The closest I'll come to being in command is in a video game. Maybe this is why I enjoy Battlefield 3 so much. While leaving the runway I free-look over my shoulder and watch the ground move further away as I scan the area for possible targets. Usually a far better pilot shoots me out of the sky quickly, but it doesn't deter me from getting back in the cockpit.
I've even been known to join an empty air map server just to fly around. Those of you who have played BF1942 with me know this. I hope I've motivated BF3 players who stick to the ground to try getting above the trees and rooftops. If you've yet to buy the game, put it on your list. You won't be sorry.
I'll be looking for you in the clouds.
</td>
</table>
