Battlefield 1 is back in headlines this week, days after the game’s open beta was shut down, thanks to data miners who managed to uncover quite a bit of new information in files from the preview build of Battlefield 1.
We’re not sure anyone will be shocked to learn data miners uncovered new information while rooting around in the files for Battlefield 1. It’s an increasingly common practice, particularly with online games, that has been responsible for numerous early disclosures over the last few years. But you might be surprised to see just how many vehicles and weapons are planned for the launch build of Battlefield 1. Especially when you stop and consider that this may not even be a final list. It’s very possible there’s even more planned for the final build, and we’re all but guaranteed to see even more equipment added in post-launch expansions.
All of the new data was published by reddit user scrawny98, who submitted PasteBin links to the popular link-sharing service over the weekend, but it’s not clear if they had any help with the data mining process. We’ve cut all the descriptions, to save space, but if all you need are lists of the vehicles and weapons you’ll see in Battlefield 1, then scrawny98 has you covered.
Here’s what you’ll get to drive or fly in DICE’s next shooter:
Tanks
Mark V Landship
Tank Hunter Landship
Mortar Landship
Squad Support Landship
FT-17 Light Tank
Light Flanker Tank
Light Close Support Tank
Light Howitzer Tank
A7V Heavy Tank
Heavy Flamethrower Tank
Heavy Assault Tank
Heavy Breakthrough Tank
Artillery Truck
Armored Anti-Aircraft Truck
Armored Artillery Truck
Armored Mortar Truck
Airplanes
DR.1 Fighter/Sopwith Camel Fighter
Trench Fighter
Dogfighter
Bomber Killer
Halberstadt CL. II Attack Plane/Bristol F2.B Attack Plane
Tank Hunter Attack Plane
Ground Support Attack Plane
Airship Buster Attack Plane
Gotha G.IV Bomber/Caproni CA.5 Bomber
Firestorm Bomber
Barrage Bomber
Torpedo Bomber
Other Vehicles
QF 1 AA
M30 Scout
FK 96
RNAS Armored Car
Fortress Gun
Horse
Observation Balloon
Supply Drop (?)
And here’s the full list of weapons you can expect to see in Battlefield 1 :
M1911
P08 Artillery
C96 AUTO
Modello 1915
Howdah Pistol
P08 Pistol
C96
Auto Revolver
Bodeo 1889
C-93
Bull Dog Revolver
1903 Hammerless
MLE 1903
Frommer Stop
Gasser M1870
Kolibri Pistol
Mars Automatic
Taschenpistole M1914
Repetierpistole M.12
NO. 3 Reolver
MG 15 N.A Low Weight Light Infantry Suppressor
M1909 Benet Merci Gunner Artillery Light Infantry
Lewis Gun Low Weight Artillery Suppressor
Madsen MG Low Weight Light Infantry Trench
Automatico M1918 Factory Light Infantry Trench
MP18 Artillery Experimental Trench
CEI-RIGOTTI Factory Artillery Trench
Selbstlader M1916 Factory Artillery Sharpshooter
Mondragon Marksman Artillery Light Infantry
M1907 SL Factory
Auto Trench
SMLE MKIII Rifleman Carbine Sharpshooter
GEWEHR 98 Factory Marksman Sharpshooter
GEWEHR M.95 Rifleman Carbine
Sharpshooter
Russian 1895 Rifleman Marksman Trench
MODEL 10-A Factory Hunter
M97 Trench Gun Hunter Light Infantry
Bar M1918 Gunner
Light Infantry Trench
12G Automatic Hunter Special
Hellriegel 1915 Factory Artillery
Huot Automatic Low Weight Artillery
SELBSTLADER 1906 Factory Sharpshooter
MARTINI-HENRY Rifleman Marksman
MODEL 8 Autoloading Factory Special Sharpshooter
M1903 Experimental Marksman Sharpshooter
Villar Perosa
Pickaxe
Saber
Trench Knife
Club
Hatchet
Shovel
Spiked Club
Trench Mace
Barbed Wire Club
US Trench Knife
Compact Trench Knife
Survival Knife
Combat Knife
Sawtooth Knife
Bartek Bludgeon
Bedouin Knife
Bolo Knife
Jambiya Knife
Wex
MG 08/15
Tankgewehr 1918
Those interested in seeing descriptions for each vehicle, along with a list of vehicle gadgets that should be in the final game, should click here for more information. Alternately, if you’d prefer to see a list of the weapon and vehicle skins that will be in Battlefield 1 , click here . For a closer look at the game, take a few minutes to watch the trailer at the top of this post.
Battlefield 1 is in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The next Battlefield game hits stores on Oct. 21.
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