Enlisted

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Toujours Pret

Toujours Pret

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From Gaijin, the War Thunder devs. Free to play WW2 shooter, I'm really impressed with it despite not knowing wtf I'm doing most of the time
 
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Toujours Pret said:
From Gaijin, the War Thunder devs. Free to play WW2 shooter, I'm really impressed with it despite not knowing wtf I'm doing most of the time
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I played this on Xbox a few months ago...the movement wasn't real smooth and there were still some bugs....but I still enjoyed it since it was a lot more realistic than your arcade shooters COD and BF. Might have to try it out again.
 
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SouthKnoxVOL said:
I played this on Xbox a few months ago...the movement wasn't real smooth and there were still some bugs....but I still enjoyed it since it was a lot more realistic than your arcade shooters COD and BF. Might have to try it out again.
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Doesn't seem bad to me, still figuring out the squad stuff which will help it make sense
 
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May give this a shot on Xbox. I'm definitely not a fan of the arcade stuff like COD, but Enlisted seems to be closer to what I'd enjoy.

As far as the freemium (paid) aspect, do they nickel and dime the heck out of players or is it possible to advance reasonably without that?
 
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tbh said:
May give this a shot on Xbox. I'm definitely not a fan of the arcade stuff like COD, but Enlisted seems to be closer to what I'd enjoy.

As far as the freemium (paid) aspect, do they nickel and dime the heck out of players or is it possible to advance reasonably without that?
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I'm not super versed, but they do have Battle Pass like war thunder which opens some more unlocks, but more "pay for slightly better equipment" than pay to win.


There's 4 different campaigns which are independent, 2 eastern front, Tunisia, and Normandy, and you upgrade them all separately, down to individual soldiers within squads.

I'm a Gaijin fan from War Thunder, and they are "perpetual beta" games that improve over time.

Sorry for taking the long way to answering your question, but yes, you can progress and improve your squads without paying a dime. Improved weaponry (i.e. Garands instead of bolt springfields) takes time but it doesn't feel like a massive disadvantage all in all. I'm still learning but my 7 day impression is overall very positive.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
I'm not super versed, but they do have Battle Pass like war thunder which opens some more unlocks, but more "pay for slightly better equipment" than pay to win.


There's 4 different campaigns which are independent, 2 eastern front, Tunisia, and Normandy, and you upgrade them all separately, down to individual soldiers within squads.

I'm a Gaijin fan from War Thunder, and they are "perpetual beta" games that improve over time.

Sorry for taking the long way to answering your question, but yes, you can progress and improve your squads without paying a dime. Improved weaponry (i.e. Garands instead of bolt springfields) takes time but it doesn't feel like a massive disadvantage all in all. I'm still learning but my 7 day impression is overall very positive.
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Thanks for the detailed answer. It sounds like it could be a good one (especially with the 4 campaign options); I'll have to check it out.
 
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It looks good, for sure. But I don't want to buy anything now since my time is damned limited.
 
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I'm enjoying this a lot, now that I've got the bots somewhat figured out. Upgrading their rifles helps a lot and perks etc that unlock via experience seen to make a difference.

I would call Enlisted a great blend of tactical with a little run and gun, almost reminds me of the pre EA Battlefield games with current technology. Good game for those who PTFO
 
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Had a good one this morning as Allies on Tunisia. Was able to get a decent berm built with concertina in front and these dummies kept attacking right into us rather than pushing the flank
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