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How do you see the progress of your challenges in-game?

Arqade Asked on January 28, 2021

In Battlefield 1, you can complete challenges to earn medals. However, oftentimes it is incredibly frustrating not knowing how far you are in these challenges. For instance, there is some sort of ‘tracking circle’ on the left hand side that slowly goes round until it’s full – but it doesn’t give you a number (e.g. 4/10). If I remember correctly, the number is shown briefly when moving upwards in the challenge.

in-game

More importantly, after a round’s finished you can’t find this information either. (It says ‘kill 10 Scouts…’ but not how many you’ve killed so far.)

After a round

Heck, you can’t even see the progress in your Soldier menu!

player stats

Am I missing something to show the current progress of the challenge? A keyboard shortcut? Clicking on a specific item? Sacrificing a goat to the Earthmother? I’ve tried everything I can think of.

2 Answers

This is a glitch. At least it is for me on XB1.

The progress shows when I move out and then back in to the medals page a few times, or at least twice.

Also you don't have to wait for the end of game screen to check medal progress or even change your tracked medal. If you press ESC during a match, it brings up the menu options and to the right of it your current tracked medal.

Click on the medal and it will show you your current progress on the medal screen, and allow you to change your tracked medal. If the progress doesn't show, navigate back out and then in again to see if it works.

Answered by ThisIsNotAnId on January 28, 2021

The tracked medal number is displayed inside the circle every time you respawn;
the number has been also added to the medal page, and is displayed between parenthesis after the task description.

Example:

[ ] Get kills as Medic (10/100)

Answered by Steffo on January 28, 2021

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