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* NamesTheSame: The name of the pilot of the helicopter that assists you in "Baku" is Hawkins, the same as the [[GuyInBack weapon systems officer]] from the ''Battlefield 3'' mission "Going Hunting". OneSteveLimit promptly reared its head, as several people assumed this meant that they had to be the same character despite performing entirely different roles in entirely different branches.
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* FanNickname:
** Detractors often call [=BF4=] ''Battlefield 3.5'', due to its reuse of many assets from ''VideoGame/{{Battlefield 3}}''. Another new one after the release of the Beta is [=MoHCoD:BF4=] because of how the game has taken on a lot of aspects from EA's Medal of Honor series as well as the Call of Duty series. The retail game gets called "Crashfield 4" due to the game crashing constantly.
** The "Second Assault" DLC gets called "Back to Metro," since the most popular map in Battlefield 3, Operation Metro, is the star of the DLC.
** 'Jihad Jeeps' (small transport vehicles laden with explosives) and the 'WALL-Es' (the EOD Bot) make a return from ''VideoGame/{{Battlefield 3}}''.
** Detractors often call [=BF4=] ''Battlefield 3.5'', due to its reuse of many assets from ''VideoGame/{{Battlefield 3}}''. Another new one after the release of the Beta is [=MoHCoD:BF4=] because of how the game has taken on a lot of aspects from EA's Medal of Honor series as well as the Call of Duty series. The retail game gets called "Crashfield 4" due to the game crashing constantly.
** The "Second Assault" DLC gets called "Back to Metro," since the most popular map in Battlefield 3, Operation Metro, is the star of the DLC.
** 'Jihad Jeeps' (small transport vehicles laden with explosives) and the 'WALL-Es' (the EOD Bot) make a return from ''VideoGame/{{Battlefield 3}}''.
