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• “ bumpinthenight ” - Phantom Prospect
• “ epic dream worlds ” - Phantom Trainee
• “ 24344241893 ” - Phantom Initiate

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Here is my ultimate guide to completing the Phantom Program and its Assigments so far, from Phantom Prospect to the latest  Phantom Operative Assignment.  

“Hello operatives … welcome to the Phantom Program.” To complete the  first three  Phantom Assignments, you must be a Premium member for  Battlefield 4  on any platform . To unlock it, you need to go into the Leaderboards section on Battlelog and click the on the bottom left of the page. Once all the text populates, type in these passwords:

• “bumpinthenight” (without the quotes) for Phantom Prospect
• “epic dream worlds” (without the quotes) for Phantom Trainee
• “ 24344241893”  (without the quotes) for Phantom Initiate

NOTE:  You must enter Prospect, Trainee, and Initiate codes in order to unlock them. (You do not need to complete them first)

Once you enter the passwords, the screen will look like the photo below. If your screen looks the similar, you’ve successfully unlocked the Phantom Assignments.

Phantom Prospect

To complete the Phantom Prospect Assignment, you must complete the following objectives:

• Score 200 kills with assault rifles
• Score 200 kills with main battle tanks (including the new hover tank)
• Get a total of 300 meter headshots

For the 200 assault rifles kills, you need to be in a ranked server. I personally recommended that you join a Domination or TDM server. The ACE 23 is a good choice, in addition to the AEK-971, M416, and F2000.

If you want do your 300 meter headshots challenge at same time as your assault rifles kills, then the SCAR-H, Bulldog, SAR-21, and M16A4 are good choices. I personally like to attempt the challenge with the SRR-61 sniper rifle.

For the 200 main battle tank kills, you can either use the normal tank or the new hover tank; they both count. You can be a driver or gunner to get your kills; they both count. I personally recommended that you join heavy armor-focused maps like Golmud Railway, Rogue Transmission, Silk Road, and Caspian Border on Conquest and/or Rush servers.

Phantom Trainee

To complete the Phantom Trainee assignment, you must complete the following objectives:

• Score 200 kills with any pistol
• Score 20 kills in a jet
• Get two Shotgun Ribbons in a round

For the pistol kills, you’ll need to be in a ranked server. I personally recommended that you join a pistols-only server. If you find a pistols-only server then, I recommended that you join a Domination/TDM game mode server. The Deagle is a good choice, in addition to the SW40, G18, 93R, P226, M9, and MP443.

NOTE:  The Shorty 12G does not count.

For the jet kills, you can either use the attack or stealth jet; they both count. I was personally recommended that you join an Air Superiority server, but most Air Superiority servers are now a ghost town. If you are unable to find any Air Superiority servers, the second best solution is go on any Conquest server that has a lot of vehicles, like Altai Range and Silk Road.

Keep in mind that you need 20 kills on any type of enemy. This includes enemy infantry, tanks, boats, jets, helicopters, etc.

The best tutorial for flying and dogfight that I’ve found so far is by well-known Battlefield YouTube personality FrankieonPCin1080p. Frankie made this tutorial back in Battlefield 3, but it still holds true in Battlefield 4. For Consoles players, skip to 2:38 of this video.

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I find the best cannon on the stealth jet is the 25MM cannon because you can do ground attack runs and not miss most of your shots in a dogfight with other jets.

If you’re still having problem with this, try to use the attack jet and try to hunt jeeps/bikes and low-health tanks with laser guided missiles. If you’re still having problem with this, let your friend play on your account and beat it for you. The final step to complete this assignment is getting two Shotgun Ribbons in a round (12 kills in a round with a shotgun). I highly recommend you join any matches on Domination or TDM servers. NOTE:  You must do this in order. If you don’t follow these instructions in order, you may need to start over. Make sure you take care in following these steps, since the Battlelog is known to have a few issues.

Phantom Initiate

To complete the Phantom Initiate assignment, you must complete the following objectives:

• Get 200 kills with LMG
• Get 50 kills with explosives
• Get 25 roadkill

For the LMG kills, I personally recommended that you join Domination/TDM game mode servers with high tickets. The Type 88 is good choice for low rank players in addition to the AWS, MG4, PKP Pecheneg, and M240B for high rank players. Battlefield YouTube personality Xfactor made a great tutorial on how to dominate with an LMG.

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For explosives kills, you’ll need to be in a ranked server. You can use C4, XM25 Airburst, M32 MGL, Claymore, M2 Slam, AT Mine, RGO Impact, V40 mini, Frag grenade, M320, M320 LVG, or the M320 3G. All AT/AA launchers count as explosive killa as well. I’m not sure if the battle pickups count as explosives kills. I personally recommend that you go on Operation hurt Locker or Operation Metro to spam a few grenades.  Please do not put C4 on flags.

For roadkills, you need to be the driver of any vehicle, including the SUAV, Jets, and Helicopters. I personally recommended that you join full conquest 64-player server, unless you’re playing BF4 on last-gen consoles, then go on big and empty maps like Golmud Railway, Lancang Dam, Lost Islands, Rogue Transmission, or Caspian Border. Also you can get a lot of roadkills by pancake-ing snipers camping on Siege of Shanghai and Zavod 311 rooftops. You can work on both roadkills and explosives kills at the same time by putting explosives on jeeps and hunting both infantry and vehicles.

Phantom Operative

Now, how to enter the Phantom Room found in the map Hangar 21 to unlock the Phantom Bow.

There are many things that need to be completed before you can enter the Phantom Room:

• Wear Phantom Dog tag
• Wear Phantom Gun camo
• Wear Phantom Soldier camo
• Find a Final Stand Dog tags
• Wear one of Final Stand Dog tags
• Have you and three of your friends or foes wearing difference Final Stand Dogtags and pick difference classes that each other.

To get Phantom dog tag, gun camo, and soldier camo, you’ll need complete the Phantom Prospect, Phantom Trainee, and Phantom Initiate Assignments to get access to the elevator that takes you down to the Phantom room.

To find Final Stand Dog tags, here’s an  Imgur Album  that will help you find all of Final Stand Dog Tags on each Final Stand maps:

Once you and your three friends unlock everything you need, make sure you’re wearing difference Final Stand Dog tags and pick difference classes from each other. If not, you and your friends will die in the elevator on the way down. If you live, then going up to force field shield the Phantom Bow and enter this code into the keypad: 1290 429 397648 970

This is code to gain access to the Phantom Room and the Bow. Once inside the room, you still need receive your Phantom Operative Assignment orders by interacting with the papers found in the room here.

• Get 200 kills with the Phantom Bow
• Get 50 headshots with the Phantom Bow

I personally recommended that you join any ranked Bow-only server. If you have not found any Bow-only servers, then Domination/TDM game mode servers with high tickets is second best. The Phantom is not ideal in close quarters combat. Once you complete Phantom Initiate assignment, you’ll unlock the Phantom Operative Dog Tag.

Battlefield YouTube personality Westie made a great “first look” video for the Phantom bow. Also, you may or may not see a familiar MP1st reader in the combat feed whose work you’re reading right now!

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If you’re having problems finding Final Stand Dog tags and/or do not have enough friends to get access to Phantom Room, the battlefield Reddit community has started a thread for helping people finding Final Stand dog tags and getting their Phantom Bow.  You will find it here .

WARNING:  If you’re trying to boost to complete Phantom Assignment, you may get ban.

Just got an email from anti-cheat. They found lots of people BOOSTING. DO NOT DO THAT to complete Phantom Assignments ’cause … ban — Julian (@_jjju_) November 24, 2014

I hope my guide helps you to complete the all of Phantom Assignments and the Phantom Program.

Author:  Mechcell

Check out the original blog post on the MP1st forums  right here .

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Here's your guide to unlocking all the Phantom Assignments for Battlefield 4

You've probably seen the Phantom Bow and want to unlock one. Well, before you could even consider unlocking it, you'll need to first complete all the Phantom Assignments, and we just happen to have a detailed guide for that.

In order to get Battlefield 4's Phantom Bow , you must complete the three Phantom Assignments.

We've got videos detailing how to unlock each one below.

First off, let's take a look at the the Phantom Prospect.

Then onto the Phantom Trainee.

And finally, the Phantom Initiate.

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• Battlefield 4 – Phantom Assignment – Because I find it interesting

In this article I’d like to talk about the Phantom Assignment in Battlefield 4.

I’ll also mention this here so the article makes more sense. How this game’s development path has worked is as follows:

November 2013 – Game published with 4 maps to play on.

December 2013 – Map expansion #1 with 4 new maps themed “China Rising”.

February 2014 – Map expansion #2 with 4 new maps themed “Second Assault”.

March 2014 – Map expansion #3 with 4 new maps themed “Navel Strike”.

July 2015 – Map expansion #4 with 4 new maps themed “Dragons Teeth”.

November 2014 – Map expansion #5 with 4 new maps themed “Final Stand”.

Ok then, lets take a step back to November 2013 when the game was first published. To accompany the game, the developers have created a companion web page that allows you to communicate with friends and view various statistics about your play. Nothing out of the ordinary here. This is more or less something the previous Battlefield games have had too. Fast forward a couple weeks, into December now when the China Rising expansion is released. While browsing the companion web page someone in the community discovers that strange looking skull has been added to the bottom of the companion webpage. It’s very faint and somewhat out of the way at the bottom of the page. That’s weird. Never seen that before.

Said person notices that the skull is actually linked to something, so he clicks it. What opens appears to be a terminal entry window into some kind of secret ops portal. Here’s a screenshot of the terminal after the password has been entered. Password? What password?

Upon first seeing the terminal window, it would have stopped at the “ENTER PASSCODE” line. It turns out “bumpinthenight” was the correct password, and it looks like after entering the correct password the terminal displayed a few more lines.

Let’s take a step back and take in what’s happened. Day 1, someone notices this weird skull on the companion web page and finds that it’s linked to a terminal window. The terminal says “INITIALIZING PHANTOM PROGRAM”. Day 2, this person promptly reports to the community of his findings. Day 3, a modern day witch hunt begins to figure out what exactly is happening, what’s a Phantom Program, and what the password could be. It would later turn out that this was only one assignment of many assignments inside the Phantom Program. This particular assignment was called the Phantom Prospect.

Recall the 5 expansions that have occurred since the original game was published. In addition to the Phantom Prospect, new clues were discovered after each new expansion pack. In total 4 of the expansions have come with a  new phase to the Phantom Program. They are as follows:

Phantom Prospect – China Rising (expansion 1)

Phantom Trainee – Naval Strike (expansion 3)

Phantom Initiate – Dragons Teeth (expansion 4)

Phantom Operative – Final Stand (expansion 5)

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[Back to the Phantom Prospect]

So, where were we. Ah yes, trying to figure out the password. Remember we’re working with a terminal window, and nothing else. No clues to immediately work with.

The first clue appears when someone in the community discovers a random  Genghis khan  statue in one of the new maps. Remember these 4 new maps are themed China Rising. And after close inspection the statue appears to contain a braille marking.

It will later be discovered that across the 4 new maps, there are 14 statues, each with a different braille marking. Here’s a list of the statues and their braille number:

Guilin Peaks: 20, 21, 16

Dragon Pass: 14, 14, 9, 8

Altai Range: 20, 13, 7

Silk Road: 2, 8, 9, 9

Noticing that each number is less than 26. Someone in the community theorizes that each number could correspond to a letter. A =1, B = 2, …etc

After conversion: t u p n n i h t m g b h i i

After I’m sure countless attempts to scramble the letters, it’s found that they should be arranged to spell: bumpinthenight.

Going back to that terminal and entering the password proved successful.

The Phantom Prospect has been cracked. Great, now what?

Well, as a reward for entering the correct password, you’re greeted with a prize. In this case it’s a unique dog tag for your character to wear. Note that anyone can log into the terminal and enter the password to claim the reward, not just the first person to do so.

[Fast forward to March for the Naval Strike expansion – Phantom Trainee]

This one is kind of weird, but bear with me.

So, it’s March and we have 4 new maps themed Navel Strike. The terminal window has also updated, and is now asking for a new password. So we know a new phase of the Phantom Program is upon us. Let the hunt begin!

One day while searching for clues, on one of the new maps, someone discovers door with “Kevin Simpson1942” on the name plate.

You need to be a fan of the Battlefield series to get this one, but in the game called “Battlefield 1942”, Kevin Simpson was a character. So, as any rational person would do, www.kevinsimpson1492.com was entered into the browser and sure enough it was a real web page! Among other things, the web page linked to this image:

And again like any rational person would do, they started looking for clues in the image. I’ve circled the clues in the image, note how there are 5 clues. In the end, the clues work out to spell “DREAM”.

How? This does not make any sense.

Lets start with the coke bottle on the floor. Notice how it has the number 500 on it? Turns out, the Roman numeral translation to english of 500 is the letter D.

Next look at the back wall, there’s a Morse Code character on the frame the looks like a dot with line and another dot. Converted to English letters this is the letter R.

Next look at the yellow sticky note on the roof. It just so happens that this character belongs to the Windings character set, and once converted to English represents the letter E.

Next notice how the ladder leaning against the wall kind of looks like the letter A. Well it does.

Now for our last letter, notice the symbol engraved into the ladder. This, it turns out, is the Viking symbol for the letter M.

So, we now the have spelled DREAM. Great, someone try this in the terminal. Hold on, the terminal isn’t accepting this as the correct password? It would just so happen that the password is not yet complete.

I’d like to mention that to find the word DREAM took the effort of the entire community and with the help some of the developers. This was truly a team effort.

For the next part of the password, it was noticed that the kevinsimpson1942 web page had some background music playing. The web page also let you download the audio file. So, as any ration person would do, the file was downloaded and inspected. Viewing the audio track as a spectrograph showed something very interesting. The word EPIC.

All right, we’ve got it, back to the terminal. EPIC DREAM. Didn’t work… Dreams were crushed.

But alas, the developers kept urging the community to keep digging as they were getting close.

It was then discovered that kevinsimpson1942 had a profile on the companion web page. And this his emblem was changing daily. Notice how above the character’s shoulder there appears to be a grouping of planets. Well, someone behind the scenes was changing the amount of planets on this profile page daily. Someone in the community recognized this and eventually came to the conclusion that this must represent the word WORLDS.

Back the terminal we go, sure enough the community now had it!

EPIC DREAM WORLDS.

Wow, that was exhausting. But also really fun.

Entering the correct password rewarded the user with a unique camouflage for their weapon.

[Into July now for the Dragons Teeth expansion – Phantom Initiate]

This one is even more obscure than the previous. But fun. Lets get started!

Jumping straight into the clue hunting, 8 Pictograms are discovered in various places around the 4 new maps. Just little marking on sides of walls in really out of the way places.

All 8 of them lined up are as follows:

To convert into trigrams we’ll need this table:

From this we can take the pictogram, that has two pictures (one over the other), and end up with two trigrams stacked on top of each other. Using the lookup table below to convert our now stacked trigrams into numbers.

Wikipedia again comes to the rescue with this table.

After conversion, our original pictograms give us the following numbers. Note that the numbers can be arranged into an order representing the Fibonacci sequence. This turned out to be a decoy.

1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21

One clever chap decided to convert the numbers into their decimal equivalent. Using the lookup table above, Wikipedia shows us the various conversions. Here’s the conversion for the number 1:

After conversion, our new number set ends up being:

19904 19904 19905 19906 19908 19911 19916 19924

Keeping it rolling, remember that terminal window? Well there are now some clues in there that we need to take a look at. This is actually a screen shot from a community member’s terminal:

Three clues we need to make note of. The first in the function DIG 11 (max, floor). Form this we use the first variable “max” to rearrange our number sequence in order of largest to smallest:

19924 19916 19911 19908 19906 19905 19904 19904

We’ll come back to the floor part in a minute.

The second clue is the number he has highlighted. This as it turns out is an ISBN of a text book on polynomials.

So using our string of numbers in a polynomial sequence gives us:

19924*X^0 + 19916*X^1 + 19911*X^2 + 19908*X^3 + 19906*X^4 + 19905*X^5 + 19904*X^6 + 19904*X^7

The third clue we take from the terminal window is CHI: 7.2515… And after a clue from a developer, CHI if you recall is Greek for X. And we can now use this value to plug into the equation above.

After doing the math, our polynomial sequence equals: 24344241893.000178…

Here’s where the floor part of the function comes into play. We simply truncate the number and are left with simply: 24344241893

This as it turns out is the correct password.

Again, this was truly a community effort. The internet was literally on fire as the community was collaborating trying to make sense of the clues.

The reward for this assignment was a unique camouflage for your character’s uniform.

[It’s December, to the Final Stand expansion we go – Phantom Operative]

This is a bit more straight forward than the last two, but still somewhat tricky.

When the Final Stand expansion was released many people noticed the terminal window updated to show the following message (notice the text “physical access required”):

This was the first clue that seemed to indicate you needed to be somewhere physical to unlock this one. It wasn’t just a password in the terminal like the previous three assignments. Where was this magical place? One theory was an elevator hidden away in the back of one of the new maps. The power to the elevator seemed to be turned off, and there were no buttons to press. Dark scary elevators are often places of interest right?

In the following few days one of the community members was digging through the code for the game and noticed a few audio files in Russian (the Final Stand map pack was based in Russia) that seemed to indicate the elevator was in fact the correct place to be.

The audio he found said things like “Elevator access granted”, “Welcome operatives”, “Access denied”. All in Russian of course. But, this seemed to confirm the elevator.

A keen ear also pulled out that the word “operatives” was plural, indicating that more than one person needed to be in the elevator to activate it.

A few days passes and suddenly people started finding dog tags scattered around the 4 new maps. The dog tags actually weren’t scattered, they seemed to randomly appear in different places at random times throughout the game. The tags were hard to find as they appeared in a tiny boxes in the same color as their surroundings. Here are a couple examples:

It had been theorized that a new dog tag would appear every 10 minutes throughout a game, and in different places. Community members started noting where the tags appeared and built up a maps available for all community members to use in their hunt for a tag. People were literally spending hundreds of hours walking around the 4 new maps looking for these elusive dog tags. Here’s an example of one of the maps created:

As dog tags were found it was theorized that they might unlock this magical elevator. Didn’t work. People were equipping their characters with the dog tags trying to gain access to no prevail.

Remembering that keyword “Operatives”, it was then theorized that in order to gain access to the elevator maybe 4 people needed to be in the elevator, each wearing a different dog tag (one from each map). This didn’t seem to work either.

Maybe in addition to the 4 unique dog tags, characters also needed to be wearing the unique dog tags from the Phantom Prospect assignment, the weapon camo from the Trainee assignment, and the uniform camo from the Initiate assignment?

YES! This worked. The solution was to have 4 people in the elevator, each with a different dog tag, and each wearing the rewards from the previous assignments. Once inside the elevator the button (that was previously dark) lit up enabling the players to ride. And while ridding those same audio files found earlier began to play. Neat!

After the ride down the elevator, the 4 players were no left standing in front of what appeared to be a force field with key pad.

It wasn’t enough to get down the elevator, we also needed a pass code? Come on developers!

Back on the hunt, it was discovered a unique place existed in each of the 4 new maps that either spoke Morse code or flashed a light in Morse code. Again, these are really obscure, out of the way places not usually traveled to in a game. The clever community members really had to search hard for these spots.

For future reference, the 4 places are as follows:

Once translated, the Morse codes each gave a unique number. It turned out once assembled in the correct order, this was the password to the keypad.

1290-429-397648-970

Now we could get inside the force field and take a look at the shiny new cross bow. Picking up the cross bow seemed to be the point of getting into this room. Players were now free use the cross bow in future games.

So there you have it.

This has been the extent of the Phantom Program thus far.

Pretty neat hey?

Cool article. I was wondering how they found all those passwords. It reminds me of an Internet riddle game called notpron. Thanks for writing this up. 🙂

Thanks! Ya they are really good at this.

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Battlefield 4 Phantom Prospect Easter Egg Assignment

There’s no question that DICE is known for its Easter eggs. We saw plenty in Battlefield 3 , and have already found several in Battlefield 4 . With the release of the China Rising expansion pack, you can add another to the list.

Perhaps the best Easter egg to date, this one isn’t found in the game but rather on Battlelog. Premium members should head to the Assignment page, scroll down to Gold Assignments and choose the last one on the list, the Phantom Prospect.

There are two pieces of criteria to unlocking this assignment.

• Play as premium once

Anyone who has premium should have no trouble with the second option; it’s the first that had people confused. Well, thanks to our good friend Crashrider , we now know what it means. If you click on the Leaderboards menu item and scroll to the bottom of the page, you’ll notice a skull on the left hand side. Click this skull to display several lines of text. You’ll be asked to enter a pass code. Making sure to use all lower case letters, type bumpinthenight and press enter. If the pass code is accepted, you’ll be granted access to the Phantom Program. Take a look at our screen capture below.

It’s worth noting that several people — including us — had trouble entering the pass code while using the Firefox browser. Try Google Chrome, it worked for us. Close that screen down, head back to the Assignment page and once again take a look at the Phantom Prospect. You’ve now unlocked it and can begin working on completing it.

There are three pieces of criteria to complete the Phantom Prospect assignment.

• Score 200 kills with Assault rifles
• Score 200 kills with Main Battle Tanks
• Get a 300 meter headshot

Once you’re done, you’ll unlock the Phantom Program Dog Tag.

Be sure to let us know in the comments, what Easter eggs have you found in Battlefield 4?

Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments

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Assignments are challenges available in Battlefield 4 functioning in a similar manner to that of their Battlefield 3 counterparts . Upon completion, assignments unlock unique dog tags, camouflages, and weapons. There are typically three tiers for assignments: bronze, silver, and gold.

Assignments on higher tiers become available upon meeting certain criteria on an assignment on a lower tier and completing it. Icons on unavailable assignments indicate what requirement (rank or prior award) must be met before progress can be made. There are currently forty-five multiplayer assignments, fifteen of each tier. The various expansions offer additional assignments , visible and available only to players with access to that particular expansion.

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Re: Phantom assignments

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