Take the 2-minute tour ×  So in BF3, the support class can lay
antipersonnel mines (claymores). He can also reload himself with
ammunition, providing him with a never-ending stream of
claymores, if he desires. How many of them actually persist on
the map? If I run around the map and lay down 20 claymores, how
many of them are actually there? All 20? The last X?
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down vote accepted  You can have a maximum of 2 claymores
deployed at one time.  Additionally, claymores (unlike mines) do
not survive your death, so plan accordingly.  As of the December
6th patch, claymores now survive your death.  share|improve this
answer Really? I'm fairly sure I've more than two out at a
time.... –  Albort Nov 14 '11 at 0:31 @Albort You can place more
than two, but when your third hits the ground, your oldest one
disappears. –  Mr Smooth Nov 14 '11 at 1:28 add comment  Your
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