Kharg Island

In this scaled-down variant of Rush, both teams face off near the Offices and Docks as the US team attempts to knock out M-COM stations located within buildings.

The buildings are large and have multiple entry points that require the defenders to focus their efforts around the objectives instead of trying to lock down each structure.

Unlike some of the smaller buildings, these large structures cannot be destroyed. So instead of trying to topple each building, focus on finding a way in.

Prepare for a mix of intermediate- and close-range combat, so choose your weapons accordingly. When operating in the dark warehouse at the Docks, consider deploying Tactical Lights and Laser Sights to temporarily blind your opponents.

ZONE 1: OFFICES

This is definitely not the way the US team wanted to start this match. The M-COM station is on the second floor of a partially constructed building.

The staircases on the north and south ends of the building are the only way to access the second floor. Defenders only need to cover these two staircases to lock down the second floor.

However, it is a large building, which makes it difficult for only four players to adequately cover them at all times. Attackers should post a fire team in the gray trailer to the south and have them provide fire support while the rest of the squad assaults the building.

If the attackers can manage to wipe out the defenders, it gives them just enough time to set the charge and establish a perimeter of their own.

ZONE 2: DOCKS

The last objective is in an office on the ground floor of the warehouse. Attacking through the warehouse is dangerous and unnecessary.

Instead, blow a hole in the western wall of the warehouse’s exterior to access the office where the objective is sitting. Make sure your squad brings along C4, a rocket launcher, or a grenade launcher to blast a hole in the wall.

Hop through the hole and plant a charge on the M-COM station. This is the preferred method of attack for this objective, so defenders should be prepared to guard the warehouse’s western exterior as well as the interior.