Как получить дигл в battlefield 4
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Обзор легендарного пистолета Desert Eagle 44, появившегося в Battlefield 4 с релизом дополнения Dragon’s Teeth.
хорошо читает дивка
в кс дигл тоже мощная штука
мой любимый ствол
Даёшь больше гайдов!
CrisTI_00099 картинка класс токо кто такой упоротый делал картину
Какой приятный голос у девушки, прямо заслушался.
а можно мне гайд по левой руке
DEagle - пистолет для игр и голливудских фильмов, а так брутальный.
кто незнает как по читерски получить просто покупаем все оружки кроме классовых потомучто они ненужны даже карабины дмр и покупаем драгонс тиз кто незнает и слоупок просто оно продаётся отдельно вот что я хотел сказать еще не проверял когда проверю работает или нет то удалю коммент
We explain how to lower the floodgates on Sunken Dragon.
Published July 16, 2014, 10:53 a.m. about Battlefield 4
by Bill Lavoy
When it comes to weapons in video games, bigger is always better. At least that's what the masses seem to think. Seriously, how many times have you watched a Christmas Noob run around Operation Metro, spamming hip-fire rounds from their Type 88 LMG? Don't bother trying to count, because it's a lot. The funny part is, most of the time they find themselves getting owned by someone melting faces with their tiny little MP7 Sub Machine Gun.
Well, sometimes bigger is actually better, at least in the case of one of the brand new pistols available with the Battlefield 4 Dragon's Teeth DLC. Enter the Deagle 44. Capable of one-shot headshot kills, as well as massive damage in just about any circumstance, people are comparing it to the .44 Magnum. What sets these two powerful pistols apart, however, is that the Deagle 44 doesn't have a delay when you pull the trigger, and actually carries three more rounds if you count the one in the chamber.
Basically, the Deagle 44 not only promises to be a popular gun due to pop culture, it actually seems that it might have the chops to be a real contender in the Battlefield 4 sidearm division. Now that we've convinced you of why you want it, here's how you can get it.
Big Splash
As with most new weapons released via DLC, the Deagle 44 has to be unlocked by completing an assignment. Actually, you have to complete an assignment just to unlock the assignment you have to complete.
Your first step involves tackling Big Splash, an assignment that requires you to activate the floodgates on the Sunken Dragon map, as well as get 5 kills while swimming. Neither of those should be too hard, but you also have to keep in mind that everyone is trying to do the same thing.
Note: The floodgates are activated near the C point on the Chain Link game mode (pictured above). In fact, even on Conquest Large the C flag is in almost exactly the same place. Head to the large building next to the dam. Go up the two flights of stairs and you'll find the controls for the gate in a room at the top.
When it comes to activating the floodgates, our experience in five or six games of Sunken Dragon is that this is all anyone tries to do. Without exaggeration, we have never been alone in the room with the floodgates, even seeing as many as seven teammates standing around trying to do the same thing we were. This is complicated by the fact you can't just activate the gates an unlimited number of times. Once the gates are raised or lowered, they will enter a cool down period before it can be done again. This makes for some intense firefights at this location while everyone battles for position. As a final note, while we haven't tried to interact with the floodgates on all game modes, we have yet to get them working on anything except Conquest Large. That's not to say regular Conquest (or even Rush) won't work, we just haven't been able to try it as of yet.
Getting the five kills while swimming should be much easier. Just keep in mind, this is while swimming, not just while in the water. You can't stand up or it won't count. The strange thing is, there is only one Dragon's Teeth map that has enough water to make this easy, and that's Lumphini Garden (unless the Sunken Dragon floodgates are open). Even then, in a round of Chain Link, we were only able to get three kills, but just as easily could have gotten zero. To finish this portion of the assignment, we took our soldier to flood zone and banged it out in about five minutes using the SW40 Pistol. You can also C4 vehicles that are in the water, or even knife other soldiers swimming in the area. Either way, when this assignment is done you will have unlocked the Unica 6 pistol, an integral part of the next one.
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. However, if you want to speed things along, we suggest hopping into a game of Team Deathmatch and going to work. In fact, don't even run around with your Unica 6 out. Play the game as you normally would, waiting until you see an opportunity for the pistol headshot. It might take longer, but your kill to death ratio should stay intact, and you won't destroy any controllers by whipping them across the room. Not that we would ever do such a thing.
Upon completing both assignments, and with the Unica 6 and Deagle 44 in hand, the only thing left to do is decide which one is your favorite. For that, why not have a peek at the LevelCap video that we embedded below. He does a nice job summarizing exactly what you can expect from each one.
Sniper rifles: SRR or the M98B for general use. Though my current recon loadout is SV98 straight pull which IMO, is good balance between velocity, mag size, and ROF.
DMRs: I prefer the SKS, it has the highest ROF cap, slap on a 4x scope and its good for all ranges. Would recommend the assault class with a health pack for good standoff potential. I put angled grips on all my DMRs. Personal dislike: the RFB. This gun sucks and turns people away from DMRs.
These are just my personal opinion:
Assault: AEK/M416 - AEK for CQ, M416 for mid range.
LMG - MG4 - consistent, easy to use, not too much recoil
Sniper - SRR once you unlock it. I used the M40A5 until I got there but there are probably better rifles.
Carbines - MTAR21 owns at CQ. AK-5C for mid-range.
DMR - MK-Mod11, hands down. Good in many situations. I frequently out snipe snipers with this thing.
Pistol - G18/Deagle - G18 is basically a tiny AR. Deagle is good but you need to be accurate with it.
Fixed my PDW pick and added pistols.
mtar is the fuckin beast
This is too subjective to really answer. The best weapon is whatever feels comfortable for you to fire and get hits with. The starting weapons though for each class are VERY very reliable and so you should spend time with them unlocking the attachments and getting a feel for them.
ARs: the SCAR-H is effectively a 840 rpm AR ((33/24.5)*625rpm=
LMGs: the RPK has an effective rpm of
Sniper rifles: the CS-LR4 is flat-out the best sniper rifle for actual sniping and outside of CQB (where the CS5 is the best). It combines a best in class bullet velocity with an actually decent RoF.
Carbines: the ACE 52 CQB, like the SCAR-H, is a high damage weapon, and unlike all the other carbines, it has an end damage model that can compete with ARs while having a great CQB TTK.
Pistols: G18 or 93R for in your face situations (use the compensator) or the Deagle/.44 Magnum with the heavy barrel for long range.
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