Brief Summary
In this video, Rick explains how boosts obtained through Battle Packs function in Battlefield 4. He clarifies that boosts do not activate automatically upon acquisition; players need to be in a game to activate them. He outlines the process for selecting and using boosts, their impact on scoring, and the benefits they provide for leveling up.
- Boosts must be activated in-game and can only be selected one at a time.
- Experience boosts increase points and weapon experience after each game ends.
How to Use Boosts in Battlefield 4
Rick begins by addressing common confusion about how boosts from Battle Packs work in Battlefield 4. He explains that players must first enter a game to activate their boosts, as they do not turn on automatically. To activate a boost, players should press the designated button on their console, which is displayed on the screen. Once activated, only one boost can be used at a time, and players need to choose wisely since selecting another boost will remove the active one.
After selecting a boost, players will see indicators on their score when they earn kills, represented by up arrows. These indicators signify that kills will contribute towards an experience multiplier once the game concludes. For example, if a boost offers a 25% increase, players will receive additional experience for their kills based on the boost's value. This system greatly enhances players' ability to level up and unlock new weapons, making boosts a valuable asset in the game.
