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Battlefield 4[]
— Battlelog description
The RPG-7V2 is an available Rocket Launcher in Battlefield 4.
It can be equipped to either of the Gadget 1 and Gadget 2 slots for the Engineer, but the player cannot have a different launcher on the remaining gadget slot.
The RPG-7V2 inflicts the second highest base damage to vehicles out of all the anti-armor launchers (after the Javelin), but players may have a more difficult time using it due to the slower and arcing nature of the rocket; The RPG-7V2's iron sights are zeroed to 50 meters, meaning that projectile arc will become noticeable past that distance and the rocket will go slightly higher than the point of aim at shorter distances; Skilled players may even compensate for this by aiming ahead of moving targets.
It generally does 24-34% damage against heavy vehicles but, unlike the Javelin, it can inflict up to 59% damage by aiming for the lower back of a tank. This effectively allows to destroy an MBT in as little as 2 shots.
By default, it is equipped with 5 rockets with one in reserve, while increasing 7 rockets and one in reserve with the ROCKETS specialization.
In game modes such as Hardcore, where friendly-fire is enabled by default, the operator must take greater precaution, as the splash damage may injure or kill friendly personnel, especially in close quarter situations such as corridors, tunnels and doorways.
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Trivia[]
- During the Alpha and Beta stages of Battlefield 4, the RPG-7V2 could lock onto and track laser-designated targets, as could the SMAW. This was removed in the final game.