Giant Megalodon Shark discovered on Nansha in Battlefield 4 Naval Strike

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It looks like DICE added a little Easter Egg for Battlefield 4 Naval Strike players. After rumors of a giant shark were spoke of back when Battlefield 4 first launched, it looks like DICE took the idea and ran with it on one of their DLC maps.

YouTuber Jack Frags got a good video of the giant shark on the Nansha map in Naval Strike. So how do you trigger the Megalodon in Battlefield 4? It’s got something to do with getting a number of players around a specific buoy, and we’ll update when specific details are revealed.

Update: There’s a video below of the shark from a different angle, with players congregating around the buoy to trigger the event.

Battlefield 4 has been chocked-full of Easter Eggs thus far. A Jurassic Park Easter Egg was discovered earlier this year on Rogue Transmission, and with two expansions to go, we could see more hidden secrets from DICE.

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