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Battlefield 4[]
The Engineer in Battlefield 4 functions similar to the Battlefield 3 counterpart, however, Personal Defense Weapons are now exclusive to the class. The Engineer has access to guided rocket launchers, such as the FGM-172 SRAW, unguided and fire-and-forget rocket launchers,[1] as well as anti-vehicle devices, such as the M2 SLAM.
While the Engineer's role of maintaining the upkeep of friendly vehicles and destroying hostile ones is largely unchanged from previous titles, the Engineer's ability to deal with hostile infantry is mostly restricted to close quarters combat due to the kit's weapon class now being the Personal Defense Weapons. However, the Engineer can still deal with enemies at longer ranges if the player opts to equip a Carbine or Designated Marksman Rifle.
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Trivia[]
- The US Engineer has various equipment:
- An unusable Glock 17C strapped to his right leg.
- An unusable M18 smoke grenade.
- An unusable wire cutter attached to his backpack.
- The US Engineer seems to have Type O+ blood type (this can be seen on a medical pouch on the back of his belt).
- In the concept art of Battlefield 4, Engineer from all three faction carry shotguns.
- The US and RGF Engineer and the PLA Support are the only characters that lack any facial coverings.
- The gas mask that the RGF Engineer carries on his vest, seems to be the same model worn by his counterpart in Battlefield 3.
- The Saiga 12K the RGF Engineer carries in portraits is always depicted without magazine.
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