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Enlisted

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Release Date:	March 2, 2021
Developer:	Darkflow Software
Publisher:	Gaijin Entertainment
Series:	Enlisted
Platforms:	Xbox Series X/S Microsoft Windows PlayStation 5 PlayStation 4 Xbox One
Genre:	Online First-Person Shooter

Enlisted is a squad-based massively multiplayer online first-person shooter developed by game developer Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin Entertainment. It is set during the World War 2 and currently featuring six major campaigns: Battle of Moscow, Invasion of Normandy, Battle of Berlin, Battle of Tunisia, Battle of Stalingrad and Pacific War.

Each campaign has its own separate progression tree for both teams, allowing the game to make certain weapons rarer than other based on the time frame of the campaign.

The twin game for Enlisted is CRSED: F.O.A.D., also known as Cuisine Royale. This is a free-to-play battle royale game. It was a joke at first, but the game took a very good reception and was released as a standalone Steam game. Most of the weapons, cars, characters and maps are the same in both games.
The following weapons appear in the video game Enlisted:

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One of the game's main selling feature is its squad-based gameplay. In the only available game mode that is not limited to Custom Matches called "Squads", each player on the field controls an infantry squad or a vehicle crew consisting of three to nine soldiers. Players spawn in as one of the members of their squad and directly control their actions similarly to a typical FPS game while the rest of the members are usually controlled by the artificial intelligence, excluding the tank crew, where player controls both the movement of the tank and all of its armaments.

Each squad that is unlocked in the campaign introduces a certain class to the roster of classes available for "enlisting" through the Logistics system, a system that acts as an in-game shop for equipment and soldier procurement. Each such squad has at least one soldier with this specialization in it. Each squad also feature three separate upgrade trees: squad upgrades that apply only to the squad in question and allow, among other things, to increase the number of soldiers that can be present on the battlefield and introduce more specialists beyond the ones that are available in the squad initially (i.e. introduce a certain number of Engineers or Radio operators to a Machine Gunner squad); personnel upgrades that allow you to improve the soldiers of the class that is introduced along with the squad regardless of whether they belong to the designated squad or stay as part of another squad; and workshop upgrades that allow the player to improve the weapons that are introduced along with the squad.

As of now, there are 13 available soldier classes, excluding their more advanced versions that are unlocked as the player progresses far enough into the campaign:

Rifleman - The most basic kind of soldier, they form a core of any infantry division and are present in almost every infantry squad alongside more speicialized troops. They utilize unscoped bolt action, semi-automatic and automatic rifles.
Sniper - The only class capable of utilizing scoped bolt action, semi-automatic and automatic rifles, that makes it more suited for long range engagements. By default, like most other specialist classes that utilize special primary weapons and that will be mentioned below, they are armed with the faction's default primary weapon (for example, a Gewehr 33/40 (t) in case of Axis forces in Battle of Moscow campaign).
Assaulter - They are the only ones capable of utilizing assault rifles, as well as one of several classes that are capable of utilizing shotguns and submachine guns, which makes them more suited for close quarters and medium range engagements compared to Riflemen.
Engineer - One of the primary support classes, they utilize the same weapons as Riflemen. Soldiers of this class are capable of building rally points, ammo crates, sandbag covers, Czech hedgehogs and barbed wire, as well as more specialized structures that depends on the squad, such as HMG nests in case of Machine Gunner squads or AA and AT guns in case of Engineer squads.
Radio operator - Soldiers of this class provide the ability to call in artillery strikes wherever a player chooses within the borders of a playable area. Radio operator squad provides an exclusive ability to use smoke shells when calling in artillery and call in carpet bombing instead of the usual artillery strike at the cost of longer cooldown. Radio operators share their weapon pool with Riflemen.
AT Gunner - The only class capable of utilizing specialized anti-tank equipment, such as anti-tank rifles or rocket launchers. These weapons are equipped in a secondary weapon slot, with the primary slot being limited to the same weapons that are available to Riflemen.
Machine Gunner - Equipped with machine guns, soldiers of this class are capable of providing covering fire for other troops and suppressing enemies.
Mortarman - Soldiers of this class, as its name suggests, are capable of utilizing mortars in battle. This allows them to provide fire support from a distance using HE and smoke shells. Mortars are equipped in the secondary weapon slot, with the primary weapon selection being shared with Riflemen.
Flametrooper - Soldiers of this class can equip flamethrowers as their secondary weapons, which makes them excellent at clearing out buildings and other cramped spaces. Their primary weapons are identical to the ones used by Riflemen.
Medic - Introduced in Battle of Stalingrad campaign and so far appearing only in Stalingrad and Pacific campaigns, Medics serve as an early game Assaulter replacements due to also using submachine guns and shotguns in terms of weaponry while providing a way to restock medkits and heal other squad and teammates. Unlike other infantry squad types, Medic squads consist exclusively of medics and don't have Riflemen among their ranks.
Tanker - Despite being called "Tankers" by the game, soldiers of this class are capable of driving not only tanks, but also other kinds of armored ground vehicles, such as armored cars or self-propelled artillery. They usually come pre-equipped with pistols and can equip submachine guns in their primary weapon slot. Unlike infantry specialist classes, vehicle crewmen are not able to equip faction's default bolt-action rifle.
Fighter pilot - As the class name suggests, they fly fighter airplanes in order to assert air superiority. Their loadout is identical to Tankers otherwise, excluding the addition of a parachute.
Attacker pilot - Attacker pilots fly bomber planes and provide air support for infantry and ground vehicles by delivering precise strikes against enemy ground forces. Their loadout is identical to Fighter pilots.

Sidearms

In-game inventory of each soldier features a separate slot for sidearms that is either unlocked by default in case of vehicle crewmen or can be unlocked when progressed far enough into upgrade tree of a respective squad. On average, they feature damage values of around 5 points, reload times of around 2 seconds and rate of fire of around 330-360 rounds per minute. Their recoil and spread stats usually don't come into play, since they are normally reserved for extremely short range emergency encounters due to their low damage (requiring more than 4 shots to kill on average) and relatively short effective range.

Since January 20th, 2022, sidearms are no longer acquired through a random weapon drop system and can instead be acquired directly, using silver weapon orders, and are unlocked just like any other weapon type by making progress through campaign. Unlike other weapon types, however, they are not guaranteed to be given for free when they are unlocked, since the vehicle crews they are usually unlocked with can use other sidearms instead.

Astra 300

The Astra 300 is present in the game in 2 versions. The basic one is currently unavailable in any campaign and is present only in the mission editor. The unique "Lux" version, on the other hand, was available during the "Twitch Drops" event to Allies.

The weapon features quite a good damage, but also a small 6-round magazine that, on the other hand, can be reloaded very quickly.

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 The [[Type 97 Anti-tank rifle]] is available to Axis side in Pacific War campaign. It is unlocked at Campaign Level 5 along with AT Gunner squad.
-There are two models of this AT cannon that are present in the game. The first and, most likely, original model seems to represent the original sized weapon is currently unused and is present only in the editor. The second one, aptly named "scaled" in files, is a downscaled version that seems to roughly match the Boys AT rifle (its Allied counterpart in the campaign) in size and the one that is actually used in the game.
+There are two models of this AT cannon that are present in the game. The first and, most likely, original model representing a properly sized weapon is currently unused and is present only in the editor. The second one, aptly named "scaled" in files, is a downscaled version that seems to roughly match the Boys AT rifle (its Allied counterpart in the campaign) in size and the one that is actually used in the game.
 [[file:Type 97 Anti Tank Rifle.jpg|thumb|none|450px|Type 97 Anti-tank rifle - 20×125mm]]
 [[file:Enlisted Type 97 Anti-tank rifle hold.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Holding a Type 97 anti-tank rifle. Needless to say, a 52-kilogram weapon will more likely than not require more than one person in order to even transport it from one place to another, let alone to hold it like a normal rifle, and yet, it doesn't seem to bother the soldier carrying it that much.]]

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Sidearms

Astra 300

Beretta M1923

Beretta M1934

Browning Hi-Power

Colt M1911A1

Colt New Service

Colt Walker 1847

CZ 27

Dreyse Model 1907

Enfield No. 2 Mk I

Hamada Type 1

Hamada Type 2

Kampfpistole

Korovin TK

Leuchtpistole 34

Leuchtpistole 42

Luger LP08 Artillery

Luger P08

Mauser C96 "Bolo"

Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer

Nagant M1895

Nambu Type 14

Nambu Type 94

Smith & Wesson M1917

Tokarev TT-33

Walther P38

Walther PP

Walther PPK

Webley Mk VI

Welrod Mark II

Shotguns

Browning Auto-5

Franchi SPAS-12

Ithaca 37

M30 Luftwaffe Drilling

TOZ Model B

Winchester Model 1912 Riot Gun

Submachine Guns

Armaguerra OG-43

Austen Mk I

Beretta M1918

Beretta Model 1

Beretta Model 38/42

Beretta Model 38A

Bergmann MP18/I

Bergmann MP35/I

BSA Thompson Model 1929

Cönders submachine gun

Erma EMP

Erma EMP 36

Erma EMP 44

FNA-B 43

Haenel MP28/II

Heckler & Koch MP5A3

Heckler & Koch UMP45

Hyde Model 35

Kiraly 39M

Kiraly 43M

LAD machine gun

Lanchester Mk. I*

Lanchester Model 1

M2 Hyde

M3 "Grease Gun"

M3A1 "Grease Gun"

MAS-38

MP34(ö)

MP38

MP40

MP40/I

MP41

MP 41(r)

MP 717(r)

MP 3008

Nambu Type I

Nambu Type II

Nambu Type 100/40