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How do I see my assignments in Battlefield 4?

How do I see my assignments in Battlefield 4?

@TheGriff_42In the app click ‘Career’ then select BF4. On the next screen you can select ‘Assignments’ and view the requirements, the reward and your progress.

What are the phantom assignments in BF4?

Phantom

Name Unlocked Criteria
Phantom Trainee Battlefield Premium 200 Kills with Pistols 20 Kills with Jets 2 Shotgun Ribbons in a Round
Phantom Initiate Battlefield Premium 200 LMG Kills 50 Kills with Explosives 25 Roadkills
Phantom Operative Battlefield Premium Get 200 kills with the Phantom Get 50 headshots with the Phantom

How do you get recoil kinetics?

Once the first assignment is down, Recoil Kinetics is next. This one might take awhile, but it’s fairly straightforward. You must reach a rank of 10, but your only true test is to get 20 headshots using the Unica 6. If you’re not trying to do this, it could take days or even weeks to pull off.

Where to find the MTAR-21 in Battlefield 4?

Unlocking the MTAR-21 in Battlefield 4 is easier than it looks as you glance at the requirements, and IMHO its worth the tasks required for the unlock. You can find the Multi Talent Assignment in your BF4 Battlelog under Assignments, its the second to the last Silver Assignment.

Where to find multi talent assignment in BF4?

You can find the Multi Talent Assignment in your BF4 Battlelog under Assignments, its the second to the last Silver Assignment. Here’s what you need to get the MTAR-21:

How many assignments are there in Battlefield 4?

Battlefield 4 Wiki Guide. Assignments. are multi-layered tasks to perform in Multiplayer. 45 multiplayer Assignments available, divided into Bronze, Silver, Gold. Rewards include dog tags, vehicle paints, and weapons.

What kind of rifle is the MTAR 21?

The MTAR-21 in the Play4Free store. “This bullpup carbine is the ultra-compact version of the Israeli army standard TAR-21 rifle. It features supreme ergonomics and handling due to its 590 mm (23.2 in) length and is intended for use in tighter environments where standard length rifles become cumbersome.

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