With high hopes brewing in the air, Enlisted fans are gearing up for February 26th when the latest Battle Pass season launches. Today, we get a sneak peek at some rewards awaiting eager players! It’s like Christmas came early, but we’re getting rifles and planes instead of socks.
Main rewards of the season
Hino rifle (BR IV, Japan)
Hino rifle (BR IV, Japan)A interesting piece of hardware is making its debut: the Hino rifle, which boasts Kumazo Hino’s inventive blow-forward action with a moving barrel paired to a fixed breechblock. Now that’s some engineering! The magazine accommodates 15 rounds of 6.5mm caliber cartridges and packs quite a punch at 13.9 damage per shot with an impressive rate of fire clocking in at 280 rounds per minute—plus it comes equipped with a bayonet for those close encounters.
But wait, there’s more! For those opting into the Elite Battle Pass, you’ll also be treated to distinct aircraft—say hello to Ki-61 II Otsu Kai and Bf 109 K-4—for Japan and Germany respectively. Who wouldn’t want to take their aerial battles to new heights? Yeah, I’m feeling it too.
This season also promises vehicles tailored specifically for fighter pilot squads—because what’s better than running on foot? Zooming around in shiny new rides while taking out foes from above sounds pretty darn interesting if you ask me.
And let’s not forget about our comrades on land; this update will introduce distinct soldiers representing both the USSR and USA forces:
Nikolai Kabalin – Assaulter III (USSR)
John Baskeyfield – AT Gunner II (USA, British) — requires Elite BP
The word is out: owners of the Elite BP will snag four exclusive weapons, two distinct soldiers, and two vehicles flaunting eye-catching camouflages as they progress through this season’s Battle Pass. Meanwhile, players settling for basic BP will receive just one weapon alongside one soldier—so choose wisely!
If you’re curious about all these juicy details straight from the source or maybe even want to check out more visuals—and who wouldn’t?—head over to this link.
