Hamada - Grand Operations Battlefield 5 Guide and Tips
Last update: 10 January 2019
Key points of Battlefield V - Hamada Grand Operations Day 1
Useful and helpful places.
British respawn (aircraft)
German respawn
Objective A � It's the farthest one, so it's hard to defend. It can be flanked from the north. On the way to the point you can find a lot of cover such as boulders and stones.
Objective B � From here, you can fire at A point. It can be flanked from the north and south. On the way to the point you can find a lot of cover such as boulders and stones.
Objective C � From here, you can fire at B point. It can be flanked from the north. On the way to the point you can find a lot of cover such as boulders and stones. This target is the closest one to german respawn, so it's harder to destroy.
Objective D � It can be flanked from the north and south. On the way to the point you can find a lot of cover such as boulders and stones. It's fairly easy to destroy, especially when you also attack hill behind that target (defenders like this spot).
In this chapter you will find the map of Hamada in the Grand Operations mode. The chapter contains a general characteristic of the map, map legend, as well as descriptions of flags in terms of available covering spots. The Battlefield 5 game guide will guide you on the battlefield.
Characteristic of the map
The map for the first day is very similar to the one from the Conquest mode - the only difference is that the points that the attacking side must destroy are placed in different places. Those points (artillery cannons) are always well fortified and protected by players. Point A is the easiest to attack, as it is the most exposed one. Additionally, the point is located on a hill - you can quickly run towards the ledge and jump to the point. Keep in mind that some of the players will cut the distance - both before the A point, as well as to the south of point B. Additional factors that make destruction of the points harder are sunlight and clouds of dust. Point B is quite easy to destroy, but it might take some time to reach it. Fortunately both point A and B are located far away from the respawn point of the defending side.
Points C and D are difficult to attack (although point D can easily by flanked from the south). Those points are located close to the respawn point of the enemy side. There are numerous sandbags to hide behind there and the general shape of the terrain favors the defending side. Also note the fact that if at least one point is not destroyed, the attacking side will lose the map.
The defending side has a low chance of defending point A and B. Even though you can fire from point B towards point A, without the support of allies you will quickly lose those targets (the respawn point is simply located too far away). Do not forget to fire at the transport planes (you will make it harder for enemies to respawn) with the anti-aircraft guns. If you are playing as a defending side, try to fire at the enemies carrying bombs (one player can carry 2 at a time). If you are successful, the enemy will drop the bomb and it will by lying on the ground - other players will try to pick it up, allowing you to fire at them.
More information about the second day of Grand Operations can be found in Conquest -> Hamada.
More information about the third day of Grand Operations can be found in Breakthrough -> Aerodrom.