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{{Classification|Standard}}{{Construction}}{{Cleanup|Article|a lack of images}}
{{See|For customization in other installments, see [[Customization]]}}
 
   
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'''Appearance''' is a customization feature in the ''[[Battlefield Series]]'' that allows users to change the default look of a vehicle, weapon or soldiers camouflage.
[[File:BF3 Loadout.jpeg|thumb|270px|Soldier class loadout]]
 
[[File:BF3 Vehicle Loadout.jpeg|thumb|270px|Vehicle loadout]]
 
   
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==Battlefield 3==
'''Customization''' in ''[[Battlefield 3]]'' allows the customization of soldier and vehicle loadouts. Each kit contains a slot for primary and secondary weapons, two gadget slots, and a [[specialization]] slot. Soldier camouflage is also expanded from Battlefield 3. Vehicle loadouts consist of primary weapon slot, a specialization slot, and a countermeasure gadget slot.
 
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Appearance debuted in ''[[Battlefield 3]]''. It consists of different camouflages available to the player. It is somewhat similar to the [[SPECACT]] option of ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'' and the customization of ''[[Battlefield Vietnam]]''.
   
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Soldier camouflages are unlocked through leveling up, completing [[assignments]], or being a [[Premium]] member. These can be equipped by highlighting your kit and pressing Appearance option on PC (next to Customize), Triangle on PlayStation 3, or Y on Xbox 360. The different camouflage types have an effect on both visibility, and some effect on the player's perception through the IRNV scope.
Primary weapons have three attachment slots while secondary weapons have three attachment slots. The three attachment slots for primary weapons are optics, barrel, and grip. Attachments serve to improve the performance of a weapon such as reducing weapon recoil or the addition of a flashlight. Players may also customize their dog tags which will be displayed on killcards. Premium members also have the option to customize the appearance of their soldiers and weapons with camouflage. Camouflage patterns are unlocked for Premium members as they achieve player progression and are different for each faction.
 
   
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===Camouflage patterns===
__TOC__
 
==Camouflage patterns==
 
 
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 95%; height: 95%;"
 
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 95%; height: 95%;"
 
! scope="col"|Camouflage
 
! scope="col"|Camouflage
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- ''RGF'' - Flora (VSR-98)
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- ''RGF'' - Flora (VSR-93; note that game incorrectly shows it as horizontal pattern)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| style="text-align: center; "|
 
| style="text-align: center; "|
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- ''RGF'' - KLMK
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- ''RGF'' - Beryozka
 
|-
 
|-
 
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[[File:BF3_Spec_Ops_Black_Camo.png|180px]]
 
[[File:BF3_Spec_Ops_Black_Camo.png|180px]]
 
| style="text-align: center; "|
 
| style="text-align: center; "|
The all black combat uniform used by many police forces during urban operations. Also commonly used by Russian [[Spetsnaz]] forces.
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The all black combat uniform used by many police forces during urban operations. Also commonly used by Russian Spetsnaz forces.
   
   
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[[SPECACT#Battlefield 3|SPECACT]]
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SPECACT
   
   
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| style="text-align: center; "|Using a technique to create organic pixels this tan camo is perfectly suited for rocky and desert theaters.
 
| style="text-align: center; "|Using a technique to create organic pixels this tan camo is perfectly suited for rocky and desert theaters.
 
| style="text-align: center; "|Exclusive Premium bonus
 
| style="text-align: center; "|Exclusive Premium bonus
| style="text-align: center; " | - ''USMC'' - Advanced Tactical Concealment System Arid / Urban (A-TACS AU)
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| style="text-align: center; "| - ''USMC'' - Advanced Tactical Concealment System (Arid / Urban) (A-TACS AU)
 
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|-
 
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| style="text-align: center; "|A three color woodland stripe used by the Russian Spetsnaz.
 
| style="text-align: center; "|A three color woodland stripe used by the Russian Spetsnaz.
 
| style="text-align: center; "|Exclusive Premium bonus for completing the Only for the Dedicated Assignment
 
| style="text-align: center; "|Exclusive Premium bonus for completing the Only for the Dedicated Assignment
| style="text-align: center; "| - ''RGF'' - Kamysh (Tiger)
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| style="text-align: center; "| - ''RGF'' - Kamysh (Tigr)
 
|}
 
|}
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{{Features/BF3}}
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==Battlefield 4==
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Camouflage returns in ''Battlefield 4'' with a much wider variety of patterns available for battle dress, weapon and vehicle paints.
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===Weapon/Vehicle Palettes===
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Camouflages for weapons and vehicles are organized into eight groups of palettes:
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{| width="85%"
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|'''Name of Group'''
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|'''Description'''
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|-
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|Miscellaneous
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|''One-Off Patterns that do not fit into any other categories.''
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|-
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|Adaptive
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|''Colors determined by the current map on server.''
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|-
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|Autumn
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|''Warm, saturated orange and brown hues.''
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|-
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|Desert
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|''Muted sandy yellows and various grays.''                             
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|-
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|Naval
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|''Predominantly blue.''
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|-
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|Snow
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|''White and light grays with little to no color.''
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|-
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|Urban
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|''Grays between slate and black.''
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|-
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|Woodland
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|''Combination of browns and greens.''
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|}
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<br />
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These patterns are available with all palettes aside from Miscellaneous.
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<br />
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{| width="85%"
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|'''Pattern Name'''
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|'''Requirements for Unlock'''
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|
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'''Description'''
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|-
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|Atomic
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Distorted circles with dots inside on a solid background
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|-
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|Dot
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Multiple colors/sizes of dots on a splinter background
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|-
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|ERDL
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Famous American woodland pattern, see EDRL further below
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|-
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|Flat
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Single color
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|-
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|Flecktarn
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Germany's Flecktarn pattern involves numerous dot clusters intermeshing with each other
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|-
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|Hexagon
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Ultra-modern camouflage featuring hexagon-shaped cells similar in principle to pixel camouflage
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|-
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|Splinter
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|The Swedish splinter pattern is difficult to describe, see below
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|-
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|Spray
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Spray paint-like... sprays over a solid background
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|-
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|Starburst
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|Similar to atomic but with random gashes of color mixed in
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|-
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|Tiger
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|World-famous Tigerstripe pattern
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|-
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|Reed
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|''Seen on Battlelog, but Unavailable''
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|Rastr pattern
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|-
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|Worm
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|''Seen on Battlelog, but Unavailable''
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|Similar in principle to ERDL
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|-
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|Digital
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta.''
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|-
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|Grass
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta.''
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|-
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|Palm 
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta.''
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|-     
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|Turtle
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta.''
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|}
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Miscellaneous Patterns are often awarded for completing Silver Assignments
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<br />
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{| width="85%"
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|'''Pattern Name'''
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|'''Requirements for Unlock'''
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|-
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|Default
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|''Unlocked By Default''
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|-
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|Crimson Woodland
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Assault Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Duckweed
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Recon Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Green Underbrush
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Support Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|TTsKO Blue
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Engineer Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Blue Tiger
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Shotgun Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Flanker
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Aircraft Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Blue Sky
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Watercraft Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Black Shark
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Land Vehicles Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Ripple
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|Carbine Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|Ink Blotch
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|''Complete [[Battlefield 4 Multiplayer Assignments#Silver|PDW Veteran]] Assignment''
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|-
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|DICE
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|''DICE Developers Only''
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|-
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|BEO GAM
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|Relish
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|KLMK
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|DPM6
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|''In [[Battlefield 4: Second Assault|Second Assault]], complete the [[Battlefield 4 DLC Assignments|Air Mail]] assignment.''
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|-
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|Crimson Tiger
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Fire Fighter
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Hunter
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|PLA Digital
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Euro Flecktarn
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Eastern Turtle
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Poland
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Atomic Two Tone
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|M/84
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|M/84 Desert
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Aegean
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|Tigrillo
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|}
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===Soldier Camouflage===
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Various camouflage patterns are available to each faction:
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====Russia====
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Russia deals exclusively in Jungle and Forest patterns, with plenty of dark green throughout. The closest thing they come to another environment is the premium-exclusive Yeger which has soem transitional coloring
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 95%; height: 95%;"
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! scope="col"|Camouflage
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! scope="col"|Intel
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! scope="col"|Requirements
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Default (VSR-98)
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[[File:BF4 RU Default Camo.png|180px]]
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|Adaptation of the famed ERDL pattern printed in colors suited to Russian environments and deployments.
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|''Unlocked By Default''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Izlom
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[[File:BF4 Izlom Camo.png|180px]]
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|Digitized version of the German flecktarn camouflage pattern. The word means fissure or fracture in Russian.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Berezka
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[[File:BF4 Berezka Camo.png|180px]]
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|Modern issue recolorization of the traditional Russian KLMK camouflage pattern is use by some MVD and FSB troops.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Partizan
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[[File:BF4 Partizan Camo.png|180px]]
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|Another Russian design heavily influenced by German camouflage patterns, this oakleaf variation is popular with Spetsgruppa Alfa.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Yeger
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[[File:BF4 Yeger Camo.png|180px]]
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|Influenced by a modern Finnish camouflage design, the "hunter" pattern was first witnessed in use during the recent Georgian conflict.
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Splinter
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[[File:BF4 RU Splinter Camo.png|180px]]
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|Recolor of the modern Swedish Splinter camouflage pattern customized for elite units.
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|''Veteran Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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DICE
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[[File:BF4 DICE Camo.png|180px]]
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|Exclusively for the developers of Battlefield 4™
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|''DICE Developers Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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VDV Flectarn
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|
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Spetsnaz Jungle
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|
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Rastr
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|
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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KLMK
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|
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|}
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<br />
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====USA====
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The USA Primarily focuses on transitional and desert patterns with the ERDL Woodland pattern and Splinter being the only green-focused patterns
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 95%; height: 95%;"
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! scope="col"|Camouflage
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! scope="col"|Intel
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! scope="col"|Requirements
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Default (OCP)
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[[File:BF4 US Default Camo.png|180px]]
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|Standard issue camouflage produced by the US Department of Defense (DOD) for issue in Afghanistan to USMC and other ISAF forces.
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|''Unlocked By Default''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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MARPAT Desert
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[[File:BF4 MARPAT Desert Camo.png|180px]]
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|Marine Pattern digital camouflage designed by computers to blend in more effectively than organic designs. This is the desert variation.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Chocolate Chip
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[[File:BF4 Chocolate Chip Camo.png|180px]]
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|Affectionately nicknamed after the famous cookie from the US, this camouflage saw heavy service in the Persian Gulf.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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UCP
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[[File:BF4 UCP Camo.png|180px]]
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|The Army's version of digital camouflage, following the lead of the USMC. Essentially MARPAT in a different set of colors that performs of in any environment.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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ERDL
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[[File:BF4 ERDL Camo.png|180px]]
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|Named for the US Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratory, this woodland camo is probably the most widely used pattern in the world.
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Splinter
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[[File:BF4 US Splinter Camo.png|180px]]
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|Recolor of the modern Swedish Splinter camouflage pattern customized for elite units.
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|''Veteran Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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DICE
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[[File:BF4 DICE Camo.png|180px]]
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|Exclusively for the developers of Battlefield 4™
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|''DICE Developers Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Tricolor Desert
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[[File:BF4 Tricolor Desert Camo.png|180px]]
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|
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|''Battlepack Item, but cannot be equipped''
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|}
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====China====
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China's patterns have a heavy urban and maritime influence, and apart from the desert pattern feature lots of greys and blues.
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 95%; height: 95%;"
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! scope="col"|Camouflage
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! scope="col"|Intel
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! scope="col"|Requirements
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Default (Type 07 GI)
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[[File:BF4 CN Default Camo.png|180px]]
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|Standard issue Chinese urban uniform in dark blue and grey; ideal for blending in with concrete and steel.
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|''Unlocked By Default''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Urban Airborne
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[[File:BF4 Urban Airborne Camo.png|180px]]
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|Large pattern urban ERDL pattern camouflage in use by Chinese airborne troops.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Oceanic Green
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[[File:BF4 Oceanic Green Camo.png|180px]]
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|A blend of oceanic green and blue colors on light background in use by the Chinese marines.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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PLA Desert
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[[File:BF4 PLA Desert Camo.png|180px]]
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|Chinese Type 07 digital pixel pattern developed for desert and arid environments.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Dense Urban
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[[File:BF4 Dense Urban Camo.png|180px]]
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|A denser bland ERDL pattern for use in urban environments. The more prominent whites in this pattern also function is snowy environments.
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|''Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Urban Tiger
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[[File:BF4 Urban Tiger Camo.png|180px]]
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|Chinese modernized take on the tiger stripe camouflage pattern for urban and naval environments.
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Oceanic Blue
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[[File:BF4 Oceanic Blue Camo.png|180px]]
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|An update to the Oceanic Green, the blue colors prominent in this ERDL pattern blends in better in sea environments.
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|''Premium Item Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Splinter
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[[File:BF4 CN Splinter Camo.png|180px]]
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|Recolor of the modern Swedish Splinter camouflage pattern customized for elite units.
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|''Veteran Battlepack Item''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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DICE
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[[File:BF4 DICE Camo.png|180px]]
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|Exclusively for the developers of Battlefield 4™
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|''DICE Developers Only''
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|-
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|style="text-align: center; "|
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Kodey
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|
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|''Seen in Alpha/Beta''
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|}
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<br />
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===Emblems===
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Players can create '''emblems''' in [[Battlelog]] by using a series of predetermined icons and symbols, applying various colors and opacities, and arranging them in layers. This resembles the system available for BF3 Platoons in Battlelog.
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By default, players can choose 20 symbols from an initial pool of 80. An additional 70 symbols can be unlocked from Battlepacks. Premium players can use 20 exclusive symbols, and gain 20 more layers.
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<gallery>
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BF4_Vehicle_Paint.jpg|A limited selection of vehicle camouflages were available during the E3 2013 alpha.
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Golmud Railway 2.jpg|Camo patterns seen on tanks on [[Golmud Railway]].
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BF4 Hex Heli Camo.jpg|The [[WZ-10|Z-10W]] with hexagonal camouflage seen in the ''[[Only in Battlefield 4: "Crash In Guns Blazing" Trailer]]''.
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camos.png|The weapon/vehicle camouflages of Battlefield 4 in woodland color
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</gallery>
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{{Features/BF4}}
   
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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*All [[Battlefield Premium]] camouflages do not share a similar pattern when changing teams, for example the Premium Camo 4 is a Navy Blue Digital Camo to camouflage against water and metal for the US side, whereas the RU side has a Woodland Stripe Camo which camouflages the player against woodland.
 
*All [[Battlefield Premium]] camouflages do not share a similar pattern when changing teams, for example the Premium Camo 4 is a Navy Blue Digital Camo to camouflage against water and metal for the US side, whereas the RU side has a Woodland Stripe Camo which camouflages the player against woodland.
 
**The premium camouflages for the US side are predominantly camouflaged against both desert and urban, while the premium camouflages for the RU side are predominantly camouflaged against woodland.
 
**The premium camouflages for the US side are predominantly camouflaged against both desert and urban, while the premium camouflages for the RU side are predominantly camouflaged against woodland.
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**This must be kept in mind when choosing a camo for your primary weapon as while one may fit with the outfit on one team, it may not fit for the other.
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*The Russian Ground Forces have two versions of the same camouflage; Dr. Pepper and Premium Camo 3. Only the color tone is different.
   
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==External links==
{{Features/BF3}}
 
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* [http://emblemsbf.com/ Emblems BF], a collection of user-designed emblems.
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[[Category:Features]]
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[[Category:Battlefield 3]]
 
[[Category:Features of Battlefield 3]]
 
[[Category:Features of Battlefield 3]]
[[Category:Customization]]
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[[Category:DLC]]
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[[Category:Battlefield 4]]
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[[Category:Features of Battlefield 4]]
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