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An image promoting Battlepacks.
First revealed on the official Battlefield website, Battlepacks are content packages featured in Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, and Battlefield 1 that add a new layer of customization and element of chance to multiplayer via microtransaction elements.
Throughout the course of their multiplayer career, players will be awarded Battlepacks through the completion of specific objectives or as is the case in Battlefield Hardline and Battlefield 1, they may also be awarded through purchasing with in-game currency that is earned through multiplayer progression. Battlepacks award random items designed to add customization options to give players more personalization. Packs will not include two of the same items at once nor will any previously unlocked items be repeated in the packs (excluding XP Boosts). This does not apply in Battlefield 1, where duplicate items are instead optionally traded in for scraps.
While in Customization, items that may be received via Battlepack are marked with a special icon. Many Battlepack items are visually distinct but functionally similar from other items in the same category. For instance, the Vertical Grip and the Ergo Grip both increase weapon stability while moving; the Vertical Grip is a Battlepack item, while the Ergo Grip is unlocked at start or received through progression.[1]
Contains three items including a minimum of two standard items, with a bonus third item. The bonus item contains the likelihood of rewarding an advanced item.
Silver Battlepack
$25000
$1.99
Contains four items including a minimum of one advanced item and two standard items, with a bonus fourth item. The bonus item contains the likelihood of rewarding a superior item, not present in a Bronze Battlepack.
Gold Battlepack
$50000
One - $2.99
Five - $11.99
Contains five items including a minimum of two advanced items and two standard items, with a bonus fifth item. The bonus item contains the likelihood of rewarding a distinguished item, not present in a Silver Battlepack
Battlepacks return as a feature in Battlefield 1. Unlike past installments, they do not award attachments but instead weapon or vehicle skins, XP Boosts, and puzzle pieces which can be used to obtain exclusive melee weapons. Originally, battlepacks were randomly given to a fraction of players at the end of every game. Following an update on July 29, 2017[2] however, the method of earning battlepacks was changed to a progress bar shown at the post game scoreboard. Progress points are obtained depending on a players performance in a match with a Battlepack being awarded once the bar is filled.[3]
There are multiple different types of Battlepacks with their content determined by the type and revision number. Revisions are updated at the start of every week, replacing the previous revision. Battlepacks awarded with older revisions will be retained upon release of the new revision. Superior Battlepacks are awarded to Season Pass users for free once per month. Purchasing a Season Pass will award players with all the Superior Battlepacks they have missed from prior months.
Standard Battlepacks may also be purchased with Scrap or real money. The release of the They Shall Not Pass expansion introduced the Exchange which allows players to directly purchase skins, puzzle pieces and XP boosts from a menu with scraps. Much like Battlepacks, the contents of the exchange in a given week are static, and change each week.
DICE introduced new Battlepack variants on March 8th, 2018.[4] These new Battlepack variants involve a single purchase to obtain all the pre-determined skins in a single case, depending on rarity, item or class.
Types
Name
Image
Cost
Real World Price
Reward
Battlepack
200 Scraps
One - $1.99
Three - $5.49
Five - $8.99
Ten - $16.99
Twenty - $29.99
Forty - $54.99
Contains a skin of any rarity, minimum Special
Possibility of containing an additional puzzle piece
Possibility of containing an additional XP Boost
Enhanced Battlepack
450 Scraps
N/A
Contains either a Distinguished or a Legendary skin
Better prospect of a Legendary skin
Better prospect of an additional bonus puzzle piece
Better prospect of an additional XP Boost
Superior Battlepack
900 Scraps
N/A
Contains a Legendary skin
Even better prospect of an additional bonus puzzle piece.
Even Better prospect of an additional XP Boost
Outstanding Battlepack
2,000 Scraps
N/A
Contains weapon or vehicle skins of the Distinguished rarity level or higher.
Spectacular Battlepack
10,000 Scraps
N/A
Contains weapon or vehicle skins of the Legendary rarity level, with one of the skins being a super rare skin.
Class Battlepack
2,500 Scraps
N/A
Will contain skins for weapons unique to the Battlefield 1 soldier classes.
