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And for weapons, a better option which only takes a little time is to get Premium and unlock the DLC weapons.

None of the starting weapon choices are bad, and you can do well with any of them. It doesn’t take that long to do either the kit or weapon unlocks during normal play. My advice on these is DON’T waste your money. Pay money, get things unlocked immediately. But doing so opens up your weapon choices for the start of your multiplayer games.īefore I go over the merits of these available starting weapons, I’ll mention that there is another way to get weapons unlocked early: Shortcut kits.

It is moderately enjoyable itself, isn’t a bad introduction to the game mechanics and gun handling in the game, so it can’t hurt to play it in any case. The campaign takes about five or six hours to play through. The chapter is mercifully short, but let’s just say that I’d rather have seen the ending only once. Doubly (or triply) sad, you must play the last chapter and do all three endings in order to get them all. The last three guns sadly require you to reach the end of the campaign and win. The two knives and the M412 REX pistol are unlocked early in the campaign. There are dogtags to collect during play - some will be easier to find than others. The single player campaign has a bunch of assignments and unlocks available within it. These are perfectly good weapons to use, both when starting out and later, but there are secret weapons available to new players. When you start your multiplayer career in Battlefield 4, you only have one choice of primary weapon for each kit, and a single secondary weapon.