Each update of "Making Enlisted a Better Place" focuses on a certain aspect of the game or a particular mechanic in which we’ve fixed bugs or have added interesting features.

Pacific war campaign missions changes and some bugs fixes.

In Enlisted, every battle you play does not disappear into thin air, instead the server saves them all, and they can be replayed directly in your game client. Replay mechanics appeared with the "Pacific war" update, and today it got an update — now in the general list of battles, with one click you can display only your battles!

Improved the hit registration of the Japanese Lunge Mine Ni05 while having high ping. Fixed a bug that caused Premium Flametrooper squads in the Battle of Tunisia campaign to lack defense against fire. This is a skill in all Flametrooper class soldiers that allows them to stand on a burning surface longer and not catch fire. Corrected errors of displaying battle zones in missions: Werbig station (Invasion) of the Battle for Berlin campaign and Gavutu South (Invasion) of the Pacific war campaign.

Changed max level of some tanks and fixed incorrect display of battle zones.

A huge set of bug fixes and improvements for your battle experience is here, commanders! We’ve added a new mission in the Pacific War campaign, improved aircraft controls and made their engines less loud. SPAAGs in the Pacific no longer explode when losing their crew — and a lot more important fixes you’ve been asking for are already in the game. Best of luck in your battles!

Changes in some mission of the Pacific war campaign and more.

Fixed a bug that caused the NS-37 cannon of the LaGG-3-34 and Yak-9T to have reduced armor penetration.

Dear players. From September 24th we have been facing prolonged DDoS attacks on our servers. As a result, some of you may experience problems with the availability of the game and other game services. We are aware of the problem, our specialists are promptly switching the load to other data centres to stabilise the situation.

In the Pacific war campaign, the ammunition resupply point for hydroplanes has been located closer than standard aircraft resupply points.