You come to Enlisted so calm thinking that you are playing a Call of Duty or a Battlefield and, of course, it comes out more scalded than Eggs Benedict. Luckily this guide with tips and tricks from Enlisted will help you never fall in front of your enemies again.
Down!
Whether it’s taking a position, controlling enemy movements, or figuring out where to go next, get down on the ground. It’s the best way to stay hidden if you don’t have the next best option on hand: looking for coverage.
Search for coverage
The next best option. You will avoid boys on the head, flanking you and you will be able to lean out to shoot without exposing your entire body . There is no use for you to be like a fool in the middle of the battlefield. There is a big difference between playing aggressively and playing like a kamikaze.
Change soldiers when falling in combat
If despite this you are shot and you fall in combat, don’t waste time healing yourself and jump to the next soldier in your squad. You can take revenge or, if you don’t have the option, come closer to heal your previous avatar.
Shoot the body
Enlisted bullets are like a summer sweetheart, they hurt to the core of your soul, so don’t worry about trying to hit the head and focus on the body shots. They are almost always just as effective.
Short distances
You generally have a better chance of beating from close range than from afar. Squad members are pretty clumsy at close range, so it’s a good idea to attack up close to wipe out the entire team in one fell swoop.
Avoid vehicles
They are noisy, they are slow and they get stuck even on the breadcrumbs left by Hansel and Gretel on their way to the Bundestag. You can use them if there are weapons that you can take advantage of, but otherwise it is better to go straight .
Engineer’s Spawn Points
If you Google Enlisted’s best weapon, nine out of ten dentists recommend the Engineer’s Beacon. It is not a weapon, I know, but it is the best tool you have at your disposal to win the games.
Mark positions for your squad
Your squad is kind of savvy, but you’d better get them on track early on if you don’t want them to scatter around you. Following me and marking enemies to attack are two actions that should be burned into your head.
Kill with honey
Don’t waste bullets. They’re in short supply and you don’t know when you’re going to have to deal with an entire team cruising through the door while you’re reloading so avoid reloading. Nothing better than finishing off enemies with a clean butt to avoid attracting attention.
Constant improvements in characters, weapons and equipment
Don’t abandon your squad. Try to spend your unlock cards on better items and options for when someone shoots you in the temple and you have to switch to another character in your squad. The good news will come when you don’t know which one to choose because they are all a gem .
Better to flank than to camp
Standing still in Enlisted is generally the worst idea you could have. In fact, it’s what almost all newbies do before biting the dust. Not only is it more difficult to hit someone in motion, it is that if you manage to take the enemy’s back or side, you will swell to the death.
¡Parkour!
Let the spirit of parkour of Michael Scott take over your soul, because Enlisted’s war gives way to the most surreal strategies. Shooting from windows or climbing the highest parts of a building can turn the game around and secure a good handful of kills when defending positions.
You can order your engineers to build something
If you play as an engineer (and you should in order to create your spawn points) and you have another engineer in your squad, you can order him to take care of building something instead of wasting time doing it yourself. One less shot you get.
Full recharge
It is better to use up all the bullets and reload with a full cartridge than to gradually introduce bullet by bullet. Even if you are tempted to recharge manually when the charger is unfinished, hold on unless you see very clearly that there is no danger nearby.
Collect weapons from enemies and companions
Ammunition is scarce and your weapons will not always be the best on the entire battlefield, so take advantage and collect the weapons dropped by teammates and enemies when they die to always have something else to hold on to if you run out of bullets. Also, the chances of finding an upgraded weapon are almost always high.
Remember the knife
In the same line should be the use of the knife and the gun. You have them to use when you run out of ammunition, so instead of reloading if you already have danger above you, it is best to pull a secondary weapon to get rid of it.
Use the shot from the hip
The creators of Enlisted may one day nerf this possibility, but until then it’s best to take advantage of it. Use the scope only when the enemy is very far away, because the accuracy when shooting from the hip is simply spectacular (as well as considerably more agile).
