Another Battlefield entry here, and this time it's a tribute to the always reliable and multi-functional repair tool.
Every entry in the Battlefield franchise has featured some variation of the tool at some point, and whether it's a drill, wrench or blow torch, it can prove surprisingly deadly in the right hands. By right hands I do of course mean players who delight in inflicting misery on unsuspecting players, and in Battlefield - a series filled to the brim with self-interested snipers and campers - they have the ideal conditions.
Whether they're burning someone slowly to death at the edge of the map or slowly depleting the health of an enemy vehicle, Battlefield's repair tool has been providing humiliating deaths for years now, and it doesn't show signs of stopping anytime soon.
What's the most embarrassing way you've died in a multiplayer game? Let us know in the comments below!
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