BFH CTE: New Pure Hotwire Mode Details + Gameplay (No explosives Hotwire)
Channel: CheesyGaming
Date: 2015-08-09

Article: http://cte.battlelog.com/bfh/news/view/high-tick-rate-server-update/

In this video I talk about Pure Hotwire, an altered version of the Hotwire we know, where there are limited explosives allowed. This game mode is likely going to be introduced soon as it has been on CTE for a while. It will eliminate players staying in one spot trying to get Hotwire Takedowns and create a more vehicle-orientated experience. 

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In BFH, I play Hotwire, Blood Money, Team Deathmatch, Heist, and Conquest.

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I am a Premium Member of Battlefield 4, I have access to China Rising, Second Assault, Naval Strike, Dragon's Teeth, & Final Stand. I can also participate in CTE. 

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