The game is decently generous at times with unlocks but then you realize a gun unlock is only used for one person on one squad and you see how outfitting over 100 soldiers per side will take an incredibly long time. How can you do this more quickly? With money of course! Even then though you need to grind away to reach the proper level to be able to spend your money on things. There are multiple sides in the campaigns, and you must build up your team for each of them.
This game wants you to grind to build up your squads. This was done to make things feel more “realistic and tactical”, but it simply does not work. Not only do you randomly swivel uncontrollably at times, but you are incredibly slow, everything you do feels like your player-controlled character is recovering from a severe concussion. Once again I go back to that soldier movement. The music is well made but standard world war 2 fare. Enlisted’s best parts are all thoroughly mediocre. There are multiple maps for both current campaigns (4 are planned), none of these stand out either. There is soldier combat, tank combat, and plane combat to be had in Enlisted. It is infuriating and I have not been able to find a control option anywhere to stop it. Update: the publisher helped us quickly remedy the missing premium soldiers and I’m thankful for their swift response.Shooting the guns feels good at times, and then randomly while holding a direction I’ll quickly and uncontrollably spin 45 degrees in that direction. If this happened to me then I fear for any paying customers that bought the $30 US or $50 version of the game to get these leveled up soldiers.
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The full release saw a wipe that took them away, and I’ve yet to get them back. We were provided with a code that gave me a bevy of fully leveled soldiers during the game’s beta period.
Put aside the issues that come with a microtransaction heavy free-to-play title. I really cannot say enough bad things about the soldier movement in this game.
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