Titan Rise / Enlisted

From March 31st to April 4th, the open test of the new vehicles will be performed in the "Events" mode. With you, we will finally determine the place of the walking tanks in the development lines of different countries and evaluate the impact of these machines on the course of the war.

#Enlisted

[BrockvsTV]

I like that they put a fresh spin on the War Thunder mech event. This is giving me much more Steel Battalion vibes and I approve

[_JZ_GTE_]

Respawn: not making titanfall 3
Gaijin: Fine, I'll do it myself.

[noodleyuki]

My granpa did mention this portion of the second world war where German mechs and American mechs clashed in the battle of the bulge. The so called "Pilots" were chosen and trained to be part of this armored unit and proved to be effective in urban terrain.

[thatcat]

OH YES, FIRST WAR THUNDER, AND NOW ENLISTED, BOY THIS APRIL IS GONNA BE AMAZING

[reclaimedblade]

You guys never disappoint when it comes to events

[TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs]

Those first person shots in the mechs looks so cool

[nco]

i love how WT's event is infantry and Enlisted's event is reminiscent of WT's mech event many years ago.

[EurobeatRacing]

This gives me so many great memories of Titanfall 2

[geoffrey]

choosing between War Thunder's and Enlisted's april fools is gonna be hard

[MechaG]

Holy shit, Enlisted giving War Thunder's April Fools' Day events a run for their money! This looks amazing! Outstanding work, Darkflow!

Damn, I _really_ miss playing Titanfall 1 & 2 now. 😅

[DylanDima]

I was impressed it's perfect, it's like combining history and legends.

[nohow]

Holy shit. This is crazy
We boutta have some titanfall actions going on
Great stuff gaijin

[MoDen]

Make sure to add a feature where players get kicked from servers every 30 seconds to truly complete the Titanfall-esque experience

[nemanjalackovic]

We get modern mechs in War thunder and I saw one comment saying, "Imagine being a WW2 tank and seeing this monstrosity running towards you" boy do I have news for this guy 😂

[NguyenLyubyuStrana]

“gaijin pls fix game”
*never!*
“gaijin pls make events”
*HECK YEAR*

[zenelsamircervoj]

Enlisted copying war thunder with their other April fools events?

[Boop__Doop]

The moon update was a really fun update and I want it as a permanent gamemode

[WolfmenLP]

During World War II, several countries explored the use of mechanized walking robots in combat. These robots were designed to traverse difficult terrain and carry heavy loads, making them ideal for military operations. Here are some examples of the walking robots developed during this time:

The German "Goliath" was a remote-controlled, tracked robot that was designed to destroy enemy fortifications, such as bunkers or bridges. The first prototype was developed in 1940, and by 1944, over 7, 000 Goliaths had been produced. The Goliath weighed around 250 kg and was equipped with either 60 or 100 kg of explosives, depending on the model. It could reach a top speed of around 26 km/h and was controlled remotely via a joystick.

The Japanese "Karakuri" was a much larger and more complex walking robot that was manned by a pilot who sat inside the torso of the machine. The first prototype was developed in 1939, but only a few were ever built due to the high cost and complexity of the design. The Karakuri was around 3.7 meters tall and weighed approximately 5 tons. It was armed with a 37mm anti-tank gun and several machine guns, and could carry up to 3 additional soldiers. The Karakuri could reach a top speed of around 47 km/h.

The United States also experimented with walking robots during World War II, but their efforts were largely focused on developing robots for carrying supplies rather than for combat. One such robot was the "General Electric Walking Truck, " which was capable of carrying up to half a ton of supplies and could reach a top speed of around 35 km/h. The Walking Truck was first developed in 1938, and several prototypes were produced throughout the war.

Despite the potential for these walking robots in combat, their use was ultimately limited due to the technological capabilities of the time and the high cost of development. However, the research and development of robotic technology during World War II paved the way for further advancements in the field.

[koishicat]

HOLY SHIT ITS THE TANK MECHS THAT LEAKED LIKE 2 YEARS AGO

[AlreadyTakenTag]

Well this is funny. War Thunder's event got infantry while the Enlisted event has vehicles more closer to tanks.