Enlisted News

On March 16, 1945, the Red Army launched an offensive from western Hungary towards Austria in order to capture Vienna.

From March 16th (13:00 UTC) to March 22nd (13:00 UTC), you can get rewards for completing tasks.



For completing 6 out of the 12 tasks, you will receive a unique PPS-42 (Red), and for 8 and 10 completed tasks, a unique PPSh-41 "Award"!




Phase 1 (March 16th - March 18th):

• Destroy 4 vehicles.
  
• Kill 100 enemies.
  
• Kill 30 enemies with headshots.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

Phase 2 (March 18th- March 20th):

• Kill 60 enemies using a submachine gun.
  
• Kill 50 enemies using a vehicle.
  
• Kill 10 enemies using grenades.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

Phase 3 (March 20th - March 22nd):

• Kill 60 enemies using a machine gun.
  
• Kill 60 enemies using a bolt-action rifle or a semi-auto rifle.
  
• Build rally points and deploy APCs that will be used 30 times.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

During the event the following squads will also temporarily return to the shop for Gold:

• 106th Mixed Tank Regiment "Clausewitz" with MG 45 (Germany, BR IV)
  
• III./JG 51 with Bf 109 F-2 (Germany, BR II)
  
• 521st Fighter Aviation Regiment with LaGG-3-34 (USSR, BR I)
  
• 26th Guards Infantry Regiment with Fedorov MG (USSR, BR IV)
  

• The tasks can be completed in the Squads mode.
  
• The list of tasks is updated every two days at 13:00 UTC.
  
• Tasks can be completed simultaneously.
  
• Uncollected rewards will disappear when the tasks change.
  
• From March 22nd (13:00 UTC) to March 24th (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards for Gold.
  

Last week we announced a new class that will appear as a reward from the event that starts simultaneously with the release of the next major update - the Saboteur. The concept of the class sparked intense discussions.

You correctly noted that the concept of the saboteurs are similar to the guerrillas. This is not a coincidence: the Saboteur class is based on ideas that originally came up when we created the Guerrilla class, but for various reasons did not suit them due to their more aggressive play style, their squad containing AI soldiers and so on.

History is full of stories about lone brave individuals sneaking behind enemy lines, disguising themselves using captured equipment and assisting the main forces with intelligence or smaller sabotage actions. This is exactly what we tried to recreate in the game: if you enjoy helping your team by providing invaluable information of the enemy’s position or diverting the enemy’s attention by disrupting their rear lines without attracting too much attention to yourself, then you will like this new class.

To prevent saboteurs from affecting the flow of the battle too much, a similar restriction will apply to them as to vehicles. We also plan to add a new special squad slot in the update where you can place these new saboteurs or any other event squad.





Let us explain the disguise mechanic in more detail. To disguise themselves, saboteurs need to find the body of an enemy soldier and put on their uniform, but there must be no other enemies nearby - otherwise the process of changing uniforms will be interrupted.

A disguised saboteur can blow his cover by carelessly killing an enemy, for example in front of another. Once detected, the saboteur can slip out of sight and change their uniform again to blend back in.

Is it possible to spot enemy saboteurs before they start causing trouble for your team? Yes, and not only by their behavior: there will be no triangle marker above them indicating an allied soldier. So, if in the heat of battle you notice a teammate without it, it's worth asking yourself - is he really on your side?

See you on the battlefield, commanders. And keep an eye on your allies: maybe not everyone is who they seem to be!

Let's build bonfires while waiting for the next major update and welcome the new squads armed with unique weapons featuring an attached flamethrower with them!


[h3]346th Infantry Division with Mosin M91 rifle with flamethrower and AVT-40 20 (USSR)[/h3]
Soldiers of the Debaltsevo Rifle Division, who participated in the Battle of Stalingrad.


[h3]205th Infantry Division with Suomi KP/-31 with flamethrower and FG 42 (Germany)[/h3]
Soldiers of the Army Group Center, who participated in the battles near Velikiye Luki.

The squads can be filled with 6 soldiers: they come with 4 flametroopers and an engineer armed with their squad's unique weapon. The flametroopers also come with a secondary weapon that can be removed or replaced. There is also a free soldier slot for either an AT gunner or an additional engineer, who can be armed with your unlocked weapons. The engineers in these squads have access to a wide range of buildable structures and can build machine gun nests, heavy machine guns, ampulomets anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns.

The flamethrowers on the weapons have 200 ammo and their flame jet can deal 40 damage up to 18 meters.



Purchase the "Fight Fire with Fire" pack before the major update is released to receive exclusive pre-order bonuses: a portrait and a nickname decorator.



Pre-order bonus: "Chindit" portrait and "Flame" nickname decorator.

If you're playing Enlisted on console, you can get these bonuses by purchasing the "Fight Fire with Fire" bundle within 14 days of the update’s release.

Commanders, as with every major update, "Hidden Threat" will also bring new additions to the research tree.


[h3]AVS-36 20 (USSR, BR V)[/h3]
The familiar AVS-36 rifle with a larger 20-round magazine. Its distinguishing feature compared to the AVT-40, just like the 15-round version, is its higher fire rate. When heading into battle, you will now be able to choose what matters more without sacrificing magazine capacity: better recoil control or a higher rate of fire.


[h3]Do 335 A-1 (Germany, BR V)[/h3]
The Dornier Do 335 "Pfeil" is one of the most unusual "arrows" in aviation history, featuring two engines - one mounted in the nose and the other in the tail of the aircraft. Its powerful armament, consisting of one 30 mm and two 15 mm cannons as well as a 500 kg and a pair of 250 kg bombs, is complemented by a no less impressive base maximum speed of 788 km/h!


[h3]Cromwell I (USA, BR III)[/h3]
A British cruiser tank that first saw action in the Battle of Normandy in 1944. Its 57 mm 6pdr OQF Mk.III cannon and two 7.92 mm BESA machine guns, combined with its high speed and good maneuverability, make it a dangerous opponent on the battlefield.


[h3]Chi-Ha LG (Japan, BR II)[/h3]
Fire and move - this is the main principle of this self-propelled gun. It is armed with a powerful 120 mm cannon with enough penetration to destroy any tank it encounters. However, its limited ammunition supply and the lack of armor can pose a problem, but not when you can easily eliminate the threat before it reaches you.

At the moment, some of the game related services may be unavailable in Russia. We are sorry for this temporary inconvenience and we are doing our best to restore the game's functionality as soon as possible.

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