Enlisted News

Each issue of our series focuses on a certain aspect of the game or a particular mechanic, in which we correct smaller, but noticeable bugs and add new interesting features.



We're back with an important change based on your feedback: we've revised the cost of discarding the perks of your soldiers - it's now much cheaper!



The cost of discarding a perk has been reduced from 90 to 20 Silver per ability point spent. This will allow you to repurpose your squads much cheaper and experiment with perks more easily!



Now you can preview the unique camouflages in the Battle Pass without reaching the required level.



Just click on the "More detailed" button and check out what awaits you!





Better mobility with the Gorov LMG (USSR, Battle Pass) - also among your requested changes! We classified it as an automatic rifle due to its lightness, however it still had a sprint speed penalty as if it were a machine gun. But from now on, nothing will prevent you from taking positions as quickly as with the AVS or AVT.

For those who prefer German weapons, we have good news for you too - the StG 44, STG 45(M) and MP 43/1 will sound different, in unison with the much loved MKb 42(H). Every shot will be music to your ears!

• Added working smoke grenade launchers to the Pz.II (F) (Germany, Premium) with 6 grenades.
  
• Fixed a bug where the "Disarm reserve" button wouldn’t unequip melee weapons (swords, sabers, shovels and axes) from soldiers.
  
• Fixed a bug where decals could not be applied to aircraft not actively used by the selected squad.
  
• Removed the second (identical) purchase button from the squad level purchase window when there is only one level left for the selected squad.
  
• Fixed a bug where you couldn’t replenish your medkits from medkits boxes if you had tools in your inventory.
  
• Fixed an issue where soldiers preferred using pistols instead of their primary weapons.
  

Lots of exciting game mechanics have been realized or improved thanks to your ideas. We are watching our communities, other Enlisted sites and regularly check the forum for your feedback and reports.

So share, suggest, and report!

Lunar New Year is traditionally one of the most anticipated holidays in East Asia. In 2025, it marks the beginning of the Year of the Wood Snake, a symbol of wisdom, elegance and transformation.

The festival is also notable for its length - 15 days full of various events. The main traditions of the holiday include decorating streets and homes in red colors, family reunion dinners and large-scale parades with costumes, traditional songs and dances.

Join the Lunar New Year celebration in Enlisted! From January 29th (13:00 UTC) to February 18th (13:00 UTC), a special holiday event awaits you!



Additionally, don't miss the chance to get the squad of Chinese volunteers with the Thompson 7.63 (USA, BR II) with a 30% discount in the Gaijin.Net store and on Steam from January 29th (13:00 UTC) to February 5th (13:00 UTC).

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3324860/



You'll get rewards during the whole event, and the further you progress through it, the more valuable they'll become. You can easily skip a few tasks and still get the main reward!





As you complete stages, you will receive a unique squad of Chinese riflemen for your army!


[h3]Squad with Liu rifle (USA, BR II)[/h3]
The squad consists of 9 soldiers armed with the first Chinese-made semi-automatic rifle. The soldiers speak Chinese and wear unique blue uniforms.



The Liu rifle was developed in the early years of the 20th century by General Liu Qing En. Attempts to establish the production of this progressive weapon continued until 1938, but to no avail. The total number of manufactured rifles is unknown. It uses a powerful 7.92x57mm cartridge, allowing it to deal up to 15.3 damage per shot. Its fixed magazine holds 6 rounds and can be emptied at a rate of 350 rounds per minute. It also comes with a bayonet.

• Tasks are updated every two days at 13:00 UTC, and the scoring starts again. Be sure to collect your reward before then, if you have managed to accumulate the required number of battle points, otherwise the task will not count.
  
• The task can be completed in the Squads mode.
  
• From February 18th (13:00 UTC) to February 20th (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards for Gold.
  

Commanders, you have done an excellent job! It's time to wrap up this round of the screenshot contest and show you the results. We looked through several hundred submissions - and the choice was not easy, but here they are, your best works!

As a reminder, the winners will receive 500 Gold and a unique "War photographer" portrait, while commanders whose works are selected for the "Jury Prize" will receive 250 Gold. Thank you for your amazing and unique works!


[h3]сoldestwinter_ (PC)[/h3]

[h3]A2Moonclaw (PC)[/h3]

[h3]Hurtzen (PC)[/h3]



[h3]ECS_ShiftyOrange (PC)[/h3]

[h3]FiveAces2 (PC)[/h3]

[h3]KovaLuu_FIN (PC)[/h3]

[h3]UNKNОWN (PC)[/h3]

[h3]Φ_Sarabamjoei_Φ (PC)[/h3]


That's all for now! Stay tuned so you don't miss the next screenshot contest!

Commanders! HQ is sending you valuable cargo to help increase the pace of the offensive. Prove that you can be relied on!

In the "Supply drop" events, your armies will be supplied with rare and experimental weapons: both new and from previous events!

This time, the USSR will receive supplies!

From January 23rd (13:00 UTC) to January 29th (13:00 UTC), you can get rewards for completing tasks.



For completing 5, 8 and 11 out of the 15 tasks, you will receive unique rewards.



[h2]SKS-30 (BR III, USSR)[/h2]



This self-loading carbine was one of the prototypes presented by Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov for trials in 1941. What makes this weapon unique is its rare (for Soviet weapons) loading system that uses 10-round en bloc clips. The power of a full-power rifle cartridge with 15.3 damage and its 350 rounds per minute rate of fire allows this carbine to keep up with, and in some respects even surpass, its competitors from other countries.


Phase 1 (January 23rd - January 25th):

• Kill 40 enemies using a machine gun.
  
• Kill 50 enemies using a submachine gun.
  
• Kill 30 enemies with headshots.
  
• Earn 6000 battle score.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

Phase 2 (January 25th - January 27th):

• Kill 15 enemies using a pistol.
  
• Kill 60 enemies using a bolt-action rifle.
  
• Kill 50 enemies using a semi-auto rifle.
  
• Earn 6000 battle score.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

Phase 3 (January 27th - January 29th):

• Destroy 5 vehicles.
  
• Kill 150 enemies.
  
• Build rally points and deploy APCs that will be used 30 times.
  
• Earn 6000 battle score.
  
• Complete 4 battles.
  

• 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 January 29th to January 31st (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards.
  

Machine guns are often portrayed as cumbersome weapons, spraying thousands of rounds at the enemy from impregnable fortifications. However, the machine gun weapon class also includes lightweight models that perform best at the spearhead of an assault in the hands of your bravest soldiers!

Strengthen your army with premium machine gunner squads equipped with rare weapons!

From January 22nd (13:00 UTC) to January 26th (13:00 UTC), unique premium squads with the Browning wz. 1928 and the Chauchat will temporarily return to the shop for Gold.


[h3]Machine Gunners with Browning wz. 1928 (Germany, BR III)[/h3]

A Polish licensed version of the BAR machine gun that fell into German hands at the start of World War II. The main differences of the "Polish Browning" include the pistol grip, the lengthened barrel and, of course, the caliber - it fires German 7.92x57mm Mauser cartridges. Features both semi-auto and automatic firing modes with a rate of fire of 660 rounds per minute.


[h3]Machine Gunners with Chauchat (USSR, BR II)[/h3]

The most mass-produced French machine gun of the First World War, it was also used to some extent in the Second World War, for example, in the defense of Moscow. Its low rate of fire of just 300 rounds per minute combined with its good accuracy encourages you to use the Chauchat as a semi-automatic rifle - instead of firing short bursts, sometimes it is better to aim carefully and fire single shots.

Both squads include 4 machine gunners, plus two extra slots for two engineers, or one engineer and one AT Gunner. The engineers in these squads have access to a wide range of buildable structures and can build not only anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns, but also heavy machine guns!