Enlisted: Open Beta of the 100-player shooter is imminent
Enlisted
The closed beta of the multiplayer shooter Enlisted is currently running at full speed, but is only accessible to invited participants. But the test will soon open its doors to all interested players. As the developer team at Darkflow Software Studios has announced, the Open Beta will start soon.According to current plans, the starting signal for this is to be given on April 8, 2021 - next Thursday. At the same time, the developers will add some new content, so you can look forward to an increased scope. Among other things, there are additions to the campaigns "Invasion of Normandy" and "Battle for Moscow", which were already playable in the closed beta of Enlisted. Among other things, the developers are adding to the arsenal with models such as the Browning M1918A2 machine gun and the FG 42 II assault rifle. Furthermore, you can expect additional missions, an improved soldier AI and a revised balancing for both the weapons and the vehicles. In addition, there is an updated progression system, which is based on a kind of battle pass and has some rewards for you.
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Enlisted open beta launches April 8
World War II online first-person shooter Enlisted will exit paid closed beta and launch in open beta for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC on April 8, publisher Gaijin Entertainment and developer Darkflow Software announced.
When open beta launches, the game will be updated with a completely new meta game system, as well as new missions, vehicles, and weapons.
The closed beta featured two campaigns—“Battle for Moscow” and “Invasion of Normandy.” The open beta will introduce more historically accurate war machines, including the US P-38J fighter, Soviet RM-50 mortar, German Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. H. tank, and more. The game will continue to receive a consistent flow of updates, new content, and campaigns.
“Hundreds” of changes have been implemented in the game during the closed beta based on player feedback and data, including enhanced soldier artificial intelligence, upgraded weapon and vehicle balance, and adjusting the maximum number of soldiers in various class squads.
Open beta launch enhancements include a “significantly improved” progression system, decreased influence of random mechanics, and more player control over the leveling up process. Completing battle tasks to move forward through Battle Pass levels will be rewarded with unique weapons and high-level soldiers, as well as vehicle skins, experience boosters, in-game currency, and more.
The “Founder’s Packs” that grant access to the closed beta will be available for purchase until April 8 and removed from the store forever afterwards, so all content granted to early adopters will remain forever exclusive.
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