While Operations and Conquest are the meat of Battlefield 1's multiplayer, there are a few smaller modes If you're looking for something a bit more intimate. It's not easy to rely on them, as it seems they appear randomly throughout a match, but they do a good job of changing things up, and can tilt a battle a little more in your favor if you use them right. You can don suits of armor and wield a chain gun, or strap a deadly flamethrower to your back. In addition to these classes, occasionally, elite equipment will appear on the map, which will transform you into a different class entirely. You can also choose a cavalry class, which throws you on a horse and gives you a few guns and a sword to mow down the opposition with, but I was never really able to get a good hang of using it without immediately getting shot off my saddle. It's pretty easy to spawn into an available tank turret or co-pilot seat if they're not currently occupied, but if you want to pilot them yourself, you have to hope they're not completely gone by the time you can select one on the map and hop into it. On the other hand, since they're not appearing on the field in set intervals, it’s much more difficult to actually get your hands on one.
This does wonders to prevent each match from being completely overloaded with ridiculously overpowered tanks, helping to provide a natural escalation of conflict over the course of a match.
Rather than just putting a bunch of tanks and planes on each map, you essentially choose them like a class when you spawn - complete with their own personal weapon loadout in addition to their vehicle - and each side only has a limited amount of vehicles to work with. Battlefield 1 handles vehicles a little differently, and it's both a blessing and a curse.
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