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When I browse online servers I see many examples of low population servers with a description such as:

dog tags no killing

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dog tags / bow - no killing

When I join and get one kill I often get kicked by the admin. I have also been kicked within two minutes of joining (despite not killing anyone). I have tried following people around but I cannot figure out what they are doing.

I have experienced this on the Xbox One but this may also occur on other platforms.

Why are there so many of these servers and what are people doing in them?

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Those servers dedicate themselves to players who want to meet the 4 Phantom assignment requirements. You need to find 4 dogtags, that rarely randomly spawn on Final Stand maps.

Later you need 4 people with different found dogtags and camos to get into secret room to unlock the assignment.

Reward for the Phantom assignment is the Phantom Bow.

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I did a quick google search and found out that those servers are mainly for stats-padding/boosting.

Basically, these servers are for people that want to get a dog-tag (or similar) the quick and easy way.

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  • Yeah, pretty sure it is boosting-related but just couldn't figure out why it is popular... and why no kills. I have only ever known one way to get dog tags in any Battlefield/Bad Company game and that is with knife kills.
    – user101016
    Sep 30, 2015 at 9:09
  • I wonder if it is one of the Phantom assignments. In Battlelog I have 4 with "?" as the requirements. I'll do some more digging later.
    – user101016
    Sep 30, 2015 at 9:13
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    Yes, it seems that many are for the final stand dogtags.
    – 5pike
    Sep 30, 2015 at 9:16
  • @CamelCase for your information, I have already answered a question related to the phantom assignments you can check it out
    – David Toh
    Sep 30, 2015 at 22:22

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