A Guide to Easter Egg Searching Battlefield I

Battlefield Easter Egg:

Hello everyone, welcome back to another blog of 'A Guide to Easter Egg Searching.' In this blog, I will introduce you to Battlefield I. It is the most successful FPS ( first person shooter) game made by EA.    s classic Multiplayer game was set in the WW1 era, which consist primitive fire arms and brutal fighting techniques.  There aren't many much Easter eggs to look for in this game because players spend the majority of their time on killing each other, but there is one particular Easter egg that I found interesting and worth sharing. In this incredible Easter egg, you will be able to wake up the big white the awesome movie JAWS.

The first thing you need to do is find at least 3 other boring friend who are willing to play the game with you, because this Easter egg requires some teamwork. After you managed to do that, enter the map called "Fort de Vaux" and look for three identical red valves in the following locations:

                       1. At the rubble corner on Fort de Vaux

                           2. On the A capture point where the ground can be blow away with a explosives 

                       3.In a corrido between Capture D and E

The three of you will need to turn all the valves at exact same time. If it sis done correctly, a puddle out side the Fort will be filled with muddy water.

The next step is to wake up the beast, you can do this by throwing a few grenade in any toilet found in the Fort. After that, in order to  lure it  onto the surface, you are required to make a few blood sacrifices. You can kill a few of your friend with a knife in the newly formed muddy puddle and make sure there is blood every where. when the puddle turned completely red, you know the shark is ready to come out. When a careless soldier enters into the water, a gigantic shark will leap out of the surface kill him instantly.

So in the end, watch out for suspicious puddles in Battlefield I  because you will never know that dangerous beast is lurking under the surface.