These maps all conform to the usual BF2 parameters - plenty of chokepoints, siege areas and widespread flag bases to capture. Russian Spetsnaz, Navy SEALs, the good old SAS and three variations of insurgent groups fight across a chemical weapons factory, an east European rocket pad and a darkened airbase, all bristling with new vehicles to play with. We were given access to three of the planned eight maps, specially designed for the titular forces to battle across. Hence less than half a year later: the Special Forces expansion pack. But then EA is no ordinary publisher and Battlefield is no ordinary franchise.
When It launched, Battlefield 2 proved to be both the most excitingly enjoyable online squad shooter ever devised from a gaming standpoint, and the most frustrating from a technical standpoint Problems with particular brands of graphics cards, a hog on your system hardware, an online ranking system prone to hackable abuse - any ordinary publisher would have thrown in the towel long ago and started again.
