Enlisted’s 0.7.5.127 Update Tackles Floating Puddles and AMD Graphics Startup
The patch also adjusts Far East defenses, updates the M1941 Johnson LMG animations, and addresses turret projectile aim.

Enlisted Update 0.7.5.127 focuses on a handful of battlefield fixes, including floating puddles, destructible defenses, weapon animations, and turret projectile direction. The change list appears in an official Steam announcement.
The update also changes how the Auto Graphics API option behaves on AMD graphics cards using RDNA 4 architecture. Those systems will start with DirectX 12 selected under the automatic setting, while players can still choose DirectX 11 manually.
On the battlefield, wooden fences, gates, and posts receive destructibility adjustments, as do stone fences in the Far East. The M1941 Johnson LMG also gets updated animations. A projectile issue included from an earlier hotfix addresses shots fired from turrets traveling away from their intended aim.
This continues the 0.7.5 update series after Update 0.7.5.103, which covered armor behavior and startup handling for certain GeForce RTX cards.
Patch Notes – Update 0.7.5.127
The biggest system-side change affects AMD RDNA 4 graphics cards using the Auto Graphics API option. The remaining fixes target environmental objects, weapon presentation, and turret-fired projectiles.
- Fixed a bug where puddles could float in the air.
- Adjusted the destructibility of wooden fences, gates and posts, as well as stone fences in the Far East.
- Updated the animations for the M1941 Johnson LMG.
- The “Auto” Graphics API option now starts the game using DirectX 12 on AMD graphics cards with RDNA 4 architecture. The option to use DirectX 11 specifically is still available.
Additional changes that were added previously in a hotfix:
- Fixed a bug that caused projectiles fired from turrets to fly in a direction different from where they were aimed.
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