For players who like a real challenge, finishing a Battlefield 6 mission without firing a gun is a top test. This run is not just about stealth. The run is about strict weapon discipline and using the tools the game gives you. If you want to practice the methods in a calm place first, set up a Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby to warm up your timing and gadget use before you try the real mission.

Pick the easiest difficulty for this challenge. Lower settings make enemies slower to react and easier to control with non-gun tools. Choose gear that fits a no-fire run and set your controls so gadgets are easy to reach. The key idea is to give yourself the best chance to use melee, explosives, and gadgets instead of bullets. Prepare your loadout and check that the challenge tracker or achievement is active in the menu before you start the mission.

Use the right tools for the job. Melee takedowns are the most silent and reliable option for single targets. Frag grenades, proximity mines, and C4 are your main tools for groups. The RPG or other launcher gadgets can handle vehicles and heavy cover because those items usually count as equipment rather than primary weapons. Always carry enough healing and resupply gear so you do not have to pick up a dropped gun in a tight spot. Keep your gadgets mapped to buttons you can reach quickly.

Choose missions that let you move through most encounters without forced heavy gunplay. Some missions are made for long stealth sections and environmental kills. Two missions that often work well are “Night Raid” and “No Sleep.” Night Raid gives long stealth paths and places where you can use melee and grenades. No Sleep has clear choke points where one well-placed frag can clear several enemies. Study each mission’s layout so you know where to hide, where to bait groups, and where to detonate explosives safely.

Watch out for scripted sequences that force you to fire. The game can put you in a moment that looks normal but then makes you pull a trigger. Vehicle turrets, scripted gun prompts, and some story beats may count as firing even if you did not press the shoot button. If a sequence forces you into firing, reload the last checkpoint right away and try a different route. Keep a quick restart plan and save any risky actions for a place where you can retry the checkpoint without losing the whole run.

Keep your runs short and focused, and train the steps you will use in the mission. Use a Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby cheap to drill takedown timing and explosive placement. Use that same quiet space to test tricky spots where the game might force a shot. After you feel consistent, run the mission with the challenge tracker active and follow your plan without deviation.