New Map: Costa Recon

Sitrep: The insurgent forces are tipped off that their supply outpost, OP Slaven 152, is in danger, and decide their supplies must be relocated. Unfortunately, the military detects their relocation efforts. Now the insurgents must secure their supplies by either blowing them up or moving them before the imminent military raid.

I know Costa Recon has been out for a while now, but I would like to give you my thoughts on the newest map. We haven't seen a tropical map in a while. The last couple have been Urban.  But Costa Recon is probably the most tropical in Combat Arms, besides Dark Forest or that one map with a plane haha.  Anyways, I really like this map.  Especially for sniping.  It's perfect for sniping across the map.  If you get on one of the roofs, you can easily get about 10 kills in one life.

There is basically two parts to this map, the beach, and the warehouses and buildings.  The beach is great for getting sniped.  Anyone running along the beach is almost guaranteed to get sniped.  It sure has happened to me a lot.  Also, if you can make it through the beach, it is the fastest way to get to the other team's base, but it's not really likely unless you have no snipers allowed.  The buildings is a slower, but safer way to get through the map, but watch out for snipers on the roof.  On top of the warehouses is a great place to snipe because you are able to see people running through the buildings and the beach.  You are also able to duck down quick if you are being shot at.

I think this map is great for CTF because of it's size and shape, but that's just my opinion.  This is a map that is actually a lot of fun to play on.  But I really do recommend a sniper, or a gun with a scope such as the G36E for the counter snipers.  That's about all I can say about it.  And if my computer didn't suck so much, I would be able to record a video and commentary on it, but it get's way too laggy

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