Here is How to Unlock the Phantom Bow and Solve Phantom Program 4 in Battlefield 4

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  • Here is How to Unlock the Phantom Bow and Solve Phantom Program 4 in Battlefield 4

    The Internet has been hard at work trying to solve the mystery of the Phantom Operative assignment for Battlefield 4. The fourth part of the Phantom Program was unlike any other previous step as each of those simply required you to enter in a password on a hidden terminal within Battlelog. This one requires you to find four hidden dogtags in each of the four new maps from the Final Stand DLC.

    From there, it was simply a matter of cracking the code to gain access to the sealed off room that the Phantom Bow was locked away in. After a few days of research, the Internet has found that code. It comes from various objects hidden in each of the four new maps, all of which had a morse code associated with them. The code, when combined, provides the access code needed to remove the barrier and gain entry to the new bow weapon.
    1. You will need to have the Final Stand DLC
    2. Each map has a hidden dog tag that spawns in a small silver box randomly about ten minutes into a round. These boxes can be found randomly at some of the locations indicated in these images: https://imgur.com/a/sX93D These are the images I and my buddies used to find three out of the four dogtags so far. It requires quite a bit of time and some good luck. If a box does not appear in a location, cycle through to the next locations quickly and keep making a loop until you luck out. This is more easily accomplished working with others so that the searching can be split up amongst yourselves.
    3. Once found, the dog tag and the box disappears. That means that only ONE person can pick up the dog tag! It is not clear if the box respawns after ten more minutes of game time. However, you only need ONE unique dog tag per person to continue. That means that if you already have a dog tag from one of the maps, let your buddies pick up the dog tags on the other maps. This is because you need at a minimum of four people for the next step, one with each of the dog tags from the maps. Pictured below is the tag from the Hangar 21 map:
    4. Once every person has a different dog tag equipped from each of the four Final Stand maps, it's time to head into Hangar 21.
    5. Inside the hanger itself, the ones with points A and B, there is an elevator on the ground floor in the very far back, right corner of the room. Have each person go into this elevator one at a time. The first person will automatically trigger the lights to flicker on. Elevator location is pictured below:
    6. Once all four people are in the elevator, hit the button to close the doors and begin your trip.
    7. The doors will open and before you will be a barrier blocking your path forward with a keypad to the right.
    8. Enter into the keypad the following code: 1290 429 397648 970
    9. The barrier will disappear and you are then free to pick up your new bow.
    10. To leave, simply hop back into the elevator and ride it back up.

    You can see a video of the last few steps below:


    • houkom
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      houkom commented
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      Originally posted by Shawn Zipay
      You have to find them yourself.

      Some are saying now that you also have to complete the previous three Phantom assignments in addition to getting the tags.
      If that's the case then I'll never get this bow. I cant fly planes worth a crap.

    • CptainCrunch
      #8
      CptainCrunch commented
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      Yeah, you have to have the phantom camo, paint, and dogtag on. Then you and three friends each have to have one of the dog tags you are looking for on. (Each one has 1 of the 4, for a total of 4).

      That gets you through the elevator alive.

    • Shawn Zipay
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      Shawn Zipay commented
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      Originally posted by CptainCrunch
      Yeah, you have to have the phantom camo, paint, and dogtag on. Then you and three friends each have to have one of the dog tags you are looking for on. (Each one has 1 of the 4, for a total of 4).

      That gets you through the elevator alive.
      Yeah, screw that then. I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to get a piece of paid content. Especially if that bow is as weak as everyone says it is.

    • signa
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      signa commented
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      also sucks for players like me who usually play lonewolf.

    • CptainCrunch
      #11
      CptainCrunch commented
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      Originally posted by signa
      also sucks for players like me who usually play lonewolf.
      Yeah, we need to team up. Our hours dont always work well though
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