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In Development: Type 625E

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5d ago

Commanders!

Today we’d like to tell you more about a vehicle that’s coming this summer – the Chinese Type 625E!

But first a bit of history as usual.

The Type 625E is a Chinese gun/missile air defense system developed in 2020-2021, with trials beginning in 2021. It was first unveiled at the 2022 Zhuhai Air Show and was initially based on the ZBL-08 armored personnel carrier. A little later, it received a dedicated 8x8 chassis shared by an entire family of air defense vehicles, including a radar vehicle, a laser-based anti-drone system and others.

A somewhat simplified version was accepted into service by the People’s Liberation Army and appeared during the September 3, 2025 parade. It can operate either as part of a battery, receiving targeting data from a command vehicle, or independently in the version fitted with a surveillance radar.

Several possible configurations exist, depending on the weapon used (a 25mm or 30mm rotary cannon), the missiles carried (FN-16 or FB-10A) and the presence or absence of a radar. The system is also known as the CS/SA5, LD630 and PLB625E, although these designations generally do not refer to any specific version and were often changed even for otherwise identical configurations.

In Armored Warfare, the Type 625E will be a Tier 10 Premium Tank Destroyer.

From just looking at the images, it should be obvious that this is in fact not a frontline vehicle. The Type 625E is a long-range fire support platform that will rely on guided missiles to deal some serious damage.

The gameplay design is partially shared with the Legendary Vehicle Reaper FSV in the sense that the vehicle offers a combination of three weapon systems:

30mm rotary cannon
Regular guided missiles
Advanced FPV missiles

Let’s start with the missiles as these are the primary weapon system of Type 625E. You have two options. For standard gameplay, you can fire classic FB-10A missiles in rapid succession. These are performance-wise somewhat similar to the Red Arrow missiles you know and love from the AFT-10 Tank Destroyer and have HEAT warheads. They hit fairly hard but you have to maintain your line of sight to use them effectively.

The second option are the Advanced Missiles that work the same way as on the Reaper – they are FPV missiles that can both spot targets and deal damage. Compared to the Reaper, their damage was tuned down but they are still potent long-range weapons that can be fired at long distances without exposing yourselves to counter-fire. As with the Reaper, there are, of course, limitations to their use:

You only have several of them, so spend them wisely
They are vulnerable to APS
They lose control when passing through smoke

And last but not least, there’s the 30mm rotary cannon. Despite its caliber, this is not a powerful gun and should be used for engaging unarmored targets or as a last resort weapon. It has two things going for it:

It has extremely high elevation angles (unlike the missile launchers)
It can fire for a very long time before overheating

Active abilities-wise, the vehicle has a Radar ability that trades its own camouflage (what little it has, this is a very large and conspicuous vehicle) for the ability to see further. The radar on the Type 625E is, of course, animated.

The rest of the vehicle is fairly standard. Given how it’s a wheeled and fairly heavy vehicle, the mobility will not be one of its strong characteristics, and neither will be armor, which basically only protects it against machinegun bullets. The Type 625E has smoke grenade launchers (of course) and an unmanned turret, but that’s about it.

The Type 625E will be an excellent choice for players who prefer long-range combat without moving too much and firing across the entire battlefield, possibly performing counter-battery fire against other similar vehicles. When pressed into short-range combat, the autocannon can help, but launching missiles at long distances is where it excels at.

And that’s about it, commanders. As always, we’re looking forward to your feedback and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

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In Development: Type 625E

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

5d ago

Commanders!

Today we’d like to tell you more about a vehicle that’s coming this summer – the Chinese Type 625E!

But first a bit of history as usual.

In Armored Warfare, the Type 625E will be a Tier 10 Premium Tank Destroyer.

The gameplay design is partially shared with the Legendary Vehicle Reaper FSV in the sense that the vehicle offers a combination of three weapon systems:

30mm rotary cannon
Regular guided missiles
Advanced FPV missiles

You only have several of them, so spend them wisely
They are vulnerable to APS
They lose control when passing through smoke

It has extremely high elevation angles (unlike the missile launchers)
It can fire for a very long time before overheating

And that’s about it, commanders. As always, we’re looking forward to your feedback and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

In Development: Centauro 2

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

7d ago

Commanders!

We are happy to present another amazing Legendary Vehicle that’s coming to Armored Warfare – this time it’s the Centauro 2 Tank Destroyer!

But first a bit of history as usual.

The Centauro 2 is, as its name suggests, an evolution of the Italian Centauro design. During the Cold War, Italy, along with France, went the unusual way of wheeled Tank Destroyers and Fire Support Vehicles with MBT-caliber guns. For France, the choice was rather simple – it had vested interest in and close ties to post-colonial African countries and operating Main Battle Tanks in such harsh environments simply wasn’t cost-effective. It needed a fleet of vehicles with high firepower and mobility but, at the same time, lower operating costs and wheeled vehicles such as the Sagaie or the AMX 10 RC offered just that. For Italy, this wasn’t that big of a consideration. Instead, they opted for high road mobility that would allow the army to move forces around quickly and provide MBT-level firepower to its infantry units at a fraction of its cost.

That is how the Centauro concept was born. The downside, of course, is the protection level. This was the pre-drone era where speed and stealth were still (sort-of) viable and where MBTs ruled supreme so, back then, this direction made perfect sense. You can read more about the original Centauro in its dedicated article.

Fast-forward to mid-2016, a prototype of Centauro’s successor was revealed at the Eurosatory expo in Paris. Even before the current conflict experience, the decision to continue in the Centauro direction was somewhat controversial and likely driven by costs and existing doctrines rather than actual combat usefulness, but such is often the case until actual combat proves everyone wrong.

The largest upgrade to the design was the inclusion was the low-recoil OTO-Melara 120mm L/45 gun derived from Ariete’s L/44 cannon. In the mid-2010s, the 105mm gun of the original Centauro was obsolete and there were two ways of solving that issue – you can either switch to gun/missile combo (that is the route the French went), or you can add a bigger gun. The Italians went with the latter.

The 120mm gun was installed in a HITFACT II turret by OTO-Melara (which was developed especially for it) and was loaded automatically – to a point. There was a six-round autoloader with a dedicated crewmember loading it from the ammo rack located in the back of the turret (and additional ammunition in the hull).

The gun had respectable depression and elevation angles too (-7/+16) along with an advanced Fire Control System and other optics:

Attila-D stabilized commander optics with thermal imager
Lothar-SD stabilized gunner optics with thermal imager and laser rangefinder

The gun could fire standard 120mm NATO ammunition.

The weight increased of course (from roughly 24 tons of the classic Centauro to officially 30 tons, but unofficially possibly 35 tons), but this was more than compensated by a more powerful 720hp IVECO engine paired with an automated ZF suspension, allowing the Centauro 2 to go as fast as 105 km/h on the road.

Protection levels remained of course relatively low compared to tanks, but the vehicle could frontally withstand 30mm autocannon fire and its thinner sides were protected from 25mm to 12.7mm caliber fire. Additional protection was provided by 81mm smoke grenade launchers and radio jammers but the vehicle lacked hard-kill active protection systems.

Two years after the appearance of the prototype, in 2018, a contract was signed for the first 10 vehicles of the type out of 150 planned to replace the roughly 300 service B1 Centauros, followed by roughly bi-annual updates to the contract.

The actual production number is, however, unknown. The first unit to receive the Centauro 2 was the Aosta Mechanized Brigade of the Italian Army in May 2025 with no more than 18-20 vehicles likely currently built (the last confirmed delivery was 16 vehicles in 2024).

As for the exports, Brazil ordered 98 of these vehicles in November 2022 with the first two vehicles (made in Italy) delivered in 2023. Local mass-production is supposed to launch in 2027 in Sete Lagoas.

There are four versions of the vehicle known:

The 2016 prototype with 81mm smoke grenades and older radio jammers
The 2022 production version with new 40mm ROSY smoke grenades
The 2024 version with upgraded jammers as well as a modified Fire Control System to fire the Vulcano 120 rounds
Simplified Brazilian export version

The vehicle we have for you is based on the Italian 2024 version. And speaking of:

In Armored Warfare, the Centauro 2 will be a Legendary Tank Destroyer.

In order to obtain it, you’ll have to first collect the usual 10 thousand Legendary Blueprints, but also obtain the Wilk XC-8 Tier 10 Tank Destroyer.

Role-wise, the Centauro 2 will be akin to the BMPT Mod.2025 – an uncompromising dealer of damage on the battlefield, only trading missiles and autocannons for a rapid-firing large gun. However, the actual approach to dealing damage will be different.

The core of the gameplay is that the Centauro 2 can’t boast thick armor or ERA like the BMPT can. Sure, it’ll be mostly resistant to 30mm autocannons frontally and it’ll feature soft-kill APS, but it essentially has to rely on stealth, mobility and firepower. And rest assured, it’ll have plenty of them all.

Mobility will mostly be relegated to roads and similar surfaces as this is not a tracked vehicle. It’ll perform decently in this regard but do not expect performance similar to a Light Tank. Stealth, however, is where the Centauro 2 begins to shine as it’ll be extremely high. Despite its size, the Centauro 2 will be very difficult to spot, including by FPV missiles. Firing the gun will naturally reduce the camouflage a fair bit, but it’ll still be very difficult to discover when positioned properly.

But you want to hear more about the most important aspect, its firepower. Rest assured, it is substantial. The 120mm gun is similar in performance to the gun of the Leopard 2A7DK so that can be taken as a baseline. However, the Centauro 2 gun fires noticeably faster (with 4 second reload time). It’ll feature the following ammunition:

120mm APFSDS (similar to Leopard 2A7DK, including the module damage bonus)
120mm HEAT (similar to Leopard 2A7DK)
120mm HE (with increased penetration, damage and splash radius)
Inferno rounds

Inferno rounds are a new mechanic of the Centauro 2. They work similarly to White Phosphorus rounds – they create a zone on the ground and if an enemy vehicle enters it, it’ll catch fire and start taking damage. However, there is one key difference – where the old rounds damage engine and cause it to catch fire, Inferno rounds damage all external modules. The effect is red in color and has an extended duration.

This gives experienced Centauro 2 commanders the ability to “stunlock” enemy vehicles by immobilizing them first, firing an Inferno round and watch them lose their hitpoints and modules. Even the mighty Reaper can be subdued this way but the Centauro 2 is also very useful in dealing with powerful PvE enemies, something that’ll come in handy in the near future.

As for the Black Company, the Centauro 2 prototype once again comes from Clayburn Industries experimental stock and was captured along with the previous vehicles. Unlike the BMPT, however, it took considerably more time to repair and become combat-ready but now that it is, Black Company’s technicians are already hard at work restoring several more experimental projects looted from Clayburn’s armories.

And that’s about it, commanders. We’re looking forward to your feedback and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Now available: Golden Ticket

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

13d ago

Commanders!

Starting today, we have a very special offer for you, called Golden Ticket.

The core of the offer is simple. Purchase a Golden Ticket via a dedicated Web Page and:

You will receive 4.400 Gold right away
You will also be able to claim 100 Gold daily by claiming it on the dedicated Web Page
Finally, you will also earn access to a Daily Objective, awarding you 300 Gold once per day for 14 days

The Daily Objective requires you to play 2 matches per day – it’s as simple as that.

Please note:

You may purchase the Golden Ticket until August 12, 16:00 CEST.
Immediately after purchasing the Golden Ticket, you will receive 4400 Gold to your game account and unlock Event access for 14 calendar days from the moment of purchase.
For 14 days, you may claim 100 Gold daily on the dedicated Web Page and receive access to a Golden Ticket Daily Objective. After claiming the daily reward, the Golden Ticket Daily Objective for the day can be completed. Completing the Golden Ticket Daily Objective will reward you with 300 Gold.
If you do not claim the daily reward, the day is considered missed: the 100 Gold for claiming and 300 Gold for completing the Golden Ticket Daily Objective for that day will not be granted, carried over, or compensated.
Play at least 2 battles in any mode to complete the Golden Ticket Daily Objective.
Regardless of the purchase date of the Golden Ticket, you receive 14 full days of participation. The Golden Ticket offer is available for a limited time, but an activated Golden Ticket remains valid for the full duration.
Only one Golden Ticket may be active on an account at any given time. A new Golden Ticket may only be purchased after the previous one expires.
After your Golden Ticket expires, you may purchase a second Golden Ticket at a discount if the offer is still available. The second Golden Ticket grants another 14 days of participation in the event.

We hope that you will enjoy the offer and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Celebrating Bastille Day

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

14d ago

Commanders!

As every year, on this day we are celebrating Bastille Day! July 14 is celebrated in France as the National Celebration (La fête nationale), but it is more commonly known in the English-speaking countries as the Bastille Day. The name signifies one of the most important episodes of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille prison-fortress on the 14th of July 1789. The fortress was considered a symbol of royal power and its fall was a significant blow to the authority of the king.

Bonus and Gift

Let’s start with the bonus. Starting right now and until July 20 (16:00 CEST), you’ll be earning 50% more XP from each match.

Additionally, during the same period you can convert XP into Reputation with 50% discount.

You can also pick up a French Gift from our Web Shop, which contains:

Camouflage: French Foreign Legion
Decal: French Foreign Legion
Decal: 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment
Decal: 6th Light Armored Brigade
2 Battle Coin boosters
2 Platinum boosters

You can learn more about the camouflage and decals in our dedicated article.

Click the link below to open the Web Shop. You’ll find the gift in the Extra section of the shop.

French Mission

And naturally we have also prepared a special mission for you where you can earn a new skin for EBRC Jaguar (currently on offer in case you are missing its blueprints). The skin is called Foreign Legion and is based on a real-life EBRC Jaguar belonging to – you guessed it – the French Foreign Legion. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.

Between July 14 and July 19, 2026:

Win 15 matches of any type using a French vehicle to receive the Foreign Legion skin for Jaguar EBRC

Please note:

The prizes will be handed out after the end of the event
The mission begins on July 14 at 14:00 CEST and ends on July 19 at 16:00 CEST
French vehicles are marked by a French flag near their icons

We hope you’ll enjoy the event and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

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Offer: EBRC Jaguar, Battle Coins

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

19d ago

Commanders!

Today we’ve prepared the following items for you:

EBRC Jaguar Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Leclerc T40 Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
AMX-10 RCR Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer
Marder 2 Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Leopard Revolution Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank
Force Recon Battle Coins

Between July 9 and July 16, 2026, the following items will be available:

EBRC Jaguar

The Jaguar is a part of the Scorpion program, launched to develop France’s next generation of armored fighting vehicles. In this program, the Jaguar fulfills the role of a light recon and fire support vehicle. It combines cutting edge technology with high speed and excellent firepower. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Jaguar is a Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. It’s fast, light and an amazing scout, but it can also hold its own in combat thanks to its 40mm cannon, guided missiles and active suspension.

The Jaguar Tier 10 Premium AFV is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

Leclerc T40

Sometimes called the French Terminator, this vehicle was designed on the Leclerc MBT chassis with one purpose in mind – to accompany tanks and fight off infantry attacks the same way as the Russian BMPT series does. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Leclerc T40 is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. It offers you a combination of a durable hull, rapid-fire 40mm automatic cannon and, most importantly, the Javelin missile system. Simply right-click the target, wait until it becomes locket and fire the Javelin ATGM – it will home itself on the target, attacking its weak roof armor. Thanks to this ability, the Leclerc T40 is one of the most destructive vehicles in the game.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

AMX-10 RCR

The AMX 10 RCR is the updated variant of the French AMX 10 RC fire support vehicle by GIAT, originally developed in the early 1980s. This light and nimble wheeled 6x6 AFV was armed with a 105mm gun, allowing it to knock out even armored targets at considerable distances. Over 200 of these aging vehicles were upgraded by Nexter in 2010 with improved armor and electronics, enabling them to fulfill modern battlefield tasks until their eventual replacement by the Jaguar. You can learn more about its history in our dedicated article!

In Armored Warfare, the AMX 10 RCR is a Tier 8 wheeled Premium Tank Destroyer. It’s incredibly agile with its wheeled chassis allowing it to outrun pretty much any enemy on the battlefield save for the fastest AFVs. Its gun accuracy is also top notch, making this vehicle perfect for sniper-style gameplay as its thin armor can’t protect it against enemy shells at close distances. This vehicle also comes with the Hydraulic Suspension active ability.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Leopard 2 Revolution

The Leopard 2 Revolution is a continuation of the older Evolution upgrade, intended to improve the performance of the older variants of the Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank in order to make it excel even on the battlefields of the 21st century. The improvements include a comprehensive armor upgrade, ROSY soft-kill APS and smoke grenade launchers as well as an entire suite of cutting edge electronics. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Leopard 2 Revolution is a Tier 8 Main Battle Tank. It is not only well-armored, it also features an extremely accurate 120mm gun with advanced ammunition, allowing it to destroy its opponents at very long ranges, rivaling those of Tank Destroyers. The German tanks in general perform best at longer ranges and the Revolution is no exception.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Marder 2

The Marder 2 was an experimental German IFV, developed in the late 1980s to replace the aging Marder IFV. It featured more armor, a new turret and a brand-new Rheinmetall dual-caliber autocannon that could fire both 35mm and 50mm rounds. Despite its qualities, the vehicle was never accepted in service due to its high cost and because it was no longer needed because of the fall of the Soviet Union. A single surviving prototype can be found today in the Koblenz military collection. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Marder 2 is a Tier 8 Armored Fighting Vehicle. With its 44 tons, it’s one of the heaviest and toughest AFVs around. Unlike many other AFVs of its Tier, it is not armed with guided missiles, relying instead on its extremely powerful 50mm autocannon. This vehicle can also deploy Mechanized Infantry.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Force Recon Battle Coins

This week, we are offering you an opportunity to boost your Battle Path progress and get that main prize you know you want – the AMPV 30 Tier 10 Premium AFV!

The following Battle Coin bundles are available:

1.000 Battle Coins (10% off)
5.000 Battle Coins (15% off)
10.000 Battle Coins (20% off)
25.000 Battle Coins (25% off)
50.000 Battle Coins (30% off)

Battle Coins can be used for a number of things, including:

Force-completing Battle Path missions
Progressing through Battle Path levels
Purchasing the Gadyuka blueprints from the Shop

Please note: In order to use Battle Coins, you need to obtain the access to the Force Recon Battle Path.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

We hope that you will enjoy this offer and, as usual:

See you on the battlefield!

Historical Skins – Foreign Legion EBRC Jaguar

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

28d ago

Commanders!

The summer events wouldn’t be complete without the annual July 14 Bastille Day celebrations and, as always, we have prepared new content for you, including a special EBRC Jaguar skin called Foreign Legion.

Unlike the previously shown American skin, the EBRC Jaguar one is not an interpretation of a theme, but rather based on a specific Jaguar in service of the Foreign Legion. The Legion is, of course, one of the most famous units in the world with foreigners from all walks of life fighting for France. In the Foreign Legion, your past is erased and – should you do your duty – you get a chance to become a citizen of France and start a new life.

The French Foreign Legion is an ancient institution with its history going back to the 19th century (specifically, 1831) and the unit fought in many wars, including the Crimean war, the Franco-Prussian war, both World Wars, in Indochina, Algeria, Gulf War and many African conflicts.

The life and service in the Foreign Legion is naturally remarkably harsh with deployments all across the world, most notably in Africa. It consists of nine regiments along with a few other units and is pretty much an equivalent of an army corps. Armor-wise, the Legion is equipped with light wheeled vehicles, including the VBL armored car (for scouts), the AMX 10 RCR fire support vehicle of the 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment and, more recently, the Jaguar.

The skin is based on an EBRC Jaguar belonging to the Foreign Legion, specifically the 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment under the 6th Light Armored Brigade.

This specific vehicle was first shown during the 2024 Eurosatory expo in Paris since the 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment was the first unit of the French army to receive the Jaguar, replacing both the ERC 90 (phased out completely in 2021) and the AMX 10 RCR (phased out in 2025). It has since been deployed with the unit on several joint NATO exercises in all sorts of environments, including the Baltics and Norway (where, interestingly enough, the vehicle used the same brown and green camouflage).

In addition to the skin, we’ll also have for you a new French camouflage called Foreign Legion, as seen on a truck belonging to the French Foreign Legion.

Many different nationals used to serve in the Foreign Legion. Can you guess the nationality of this truck's crew?

And, of course, we’ll have three decals for you – this time, it’s three real-life unit emblems:

Emblem of the French Foreign Legion
Emblem of the 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment
Emblem of the 6th Light Armored Brigade

And that’s once again it, commanders. We hope you’ll enjoy this content and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Historical Skins – XM1302 Drifter

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

34d ago

Commanders!

Another piece of content coming in early July (in addition to the already announced Pantsir skin) is American-themed and tied to the annual July 4 celebrations in Armored Warfare. It is a special skin for XM1302 called Drifter.

The skin is semi-historical in the sense that neither the camouflage nor the markings were ever applied on the XM1302 prototype. After all, the vehicle never reached service. But what if it had? That’s the idea this skin is exploring.

The real Drifter was a M551TTS Sheridan belonging to the 82nd Airborne Division, 73rd Armor Regiment and 3rd Battalion, Company B, as identified by the markings. The B-34 designation is commonly attributed to the Drifter. This particular tank was first photographed during a 1984 military exercise Operation Ocean Venture that took place in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, aimed at demonstrating the U.S. capability to keep the Caribbean shipping lines open. The Sheridan in question landed at Vieques Island in Puerto Rico.

Several years later, the same tank would participate in Operation Just Cause, the successful 1989 invasion of Panama in order to depose Manuel Noriega, who had become very active in drug trafficking in the late 1980s. For this operation, the tank was repainted to the standard 1986 NATO pattern, which is the appearance we based the skin on.

The tank’s final mission took place as Operation Desert Storm where most of the references come from. The tank was repainted once again to sand color and was mostly used for security duties, especially once the heavier Abrams units started arriving. And that’s where Drifter’s combat history ends along with all other Sheridans in U.S. service. Some would serve as OPFOR vehicles before finally being retired in 1998.

As with similar such skins, this one will also unlock three overprogression modules of the XM1302:

Improved Autoloader (General)
Improved Autoloader (Burst)
Improved Engine

In addition to the skin, we’ll also have for you a new camouflage called Bright Star 82. This camouflage was used by the U.S. troops stationed in Egypt during the 1982 Bright Star joint exercises.

And, of course, we’ll have three decals for you – this time, it’s three inscriptions based on real-life designs.

Anuwubis – this inscription was seen on an M1A2 SEP v3 Abrams tank belonging to the 3rd Battalion of the 8th Cavalry Regiment in 2020.

Big Chungus – this inscription was seen on an M1A2 SEP v3 Abrams tank belonging to the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Infantry Division during an exercise in Hohenfels, Germany, February 2026.

Ironclad – this inscription was also on an M1A2 SEP v3 Abrams tank belonging to the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Infantry Division during an exercise in Hohenfels, Germany, February 2026.

And that’s it, commanders. We hope you’ll enjoy this content and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Update 0.535 Now Available

Silentstalkersteam_community_announcements

41d ago

Commanders! We are happy to announce that the Update 0.535 is now available!

List of Update 0.535 Changes

Cavalry Contract In this update we are launching a new Contract featuring the HSTV-L Tier 7 Premium Light Tank. The contract works the same way as the previous contract with the initial completion awarding you with the abovementioned vehicle and all further completions with a special Loot Crate. You can read more about the vehicle in our dedicated article. In addition to the vehicle, decals and an American camouflage are also available for completing a certain amount of Contract missions. You can read more about them in their dedicated article. Reaper FSV Fixes Upon our evaluation of the early Reaper FSV performance, we quickly found out that the vehicle is not performing as per the initially published design, specifically the part where the vehicle is supposed to have a rotary cannon described as such: It’ll function as a “damage hose”, providing a steady stream of low-damage hits even against thick armor. It won’t overheat easily either, but it’s not a weapon capable of destroying targets in seconds and at long distances – to use it effectively, one has to stay exposed and keep the enemy in their sights. However, due to a bug caused by incorrect rate of fire setting, the rotary cannon was dealing much more damage than intended, leading to the Reaper quickly surpassing (by a wide margin) even the BMPT Mod.2025 in damage output. In combination with its nigh-impenetrable armor, this led to a situation that had to be addressed. We have therefore fixed the rotary cannon to adhere to the original vision by:

Reducing the rate of fire to 1500 rounds per minute
Reducing the maximum damage done upon penetration from 15 to 10

In this form, the Reaper will still be a tough nut to crack, but it will no longer dominate all matches simply by pressing the left mouse button. Players are advised to rely more on its very powerful missiles and use the rotary cannon as a support weapon, as was originally intended. Force Recon Battle Path We are introducing several adjustments to the Force Recon Battle Path vehicles based on their performance.

BKM-1: Reduced the autocannon rate of fire from 700 to 450 rounds per minute
BKM-1: Reduced the amount of shots it takes to overheat the autocannon from 50 to 35
Stridsvagn 122: Upgraded the HEAT round from DM12 to DM12A1 (increased penetration and damage)

Furthermore, we are making the following fixes connected to the Force Recon Battle Path:

Daily missions can now be correctly completed using Legendary Vehicles (which override dealer requirements and can be used to complete missions that require Tier 10 vehicles)
Fixed a number of Daily Mission requirements so that they are only possible to complete using the intended vehicles
VBL and VBL Ingwe can now use Recon Missiles correctly
Completing all chain missions now correctly awards players with a Recon Loot Crate instead of the older Hunter Loot Crate (their contents and behaviors are identical, which is why players who received Hunter Loot Crates will not be receiving Recon Loot Crates instead)

General Changes

Centurion Mk.11: Fixed an issue where the vehicle had broken textures on low and minimal graphics settings
Centurion Mk.11: Fixed an issue where decals could be applied to roadwheels
Centurion Mk.11: Fixed an issue where the armor tooltip incorrectly showed ERA the vehicle does not have
Added a number of assets for future events
Fixed a number of localization issues

Historical Camouflages – American Contract

Silentstalkersteam_community_announcements

43d ago

Commanders! With the new Contract coming in the near future, we’d like to tell you more about the other prizes that await you in it. Aside from the vehicle and the Loot Crates that usually come with a Contract, we will have a new camouflage for you for completing the usual number of Contract Missions along with several historical decals. These assets are all American-themed as well as cavalry-themed. The camouflage obtainable in this contract is called U.S. Cavalry Camo. It was seen on an IPM1 Abrams belonging to the 1st Battalion of 12th Cavalry Regiment in Fort Knox in July 1986. There, the unit was responsible for training U.S. armor officers in tank warfare. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/2a3aa5e2c7649e1220325af2605825b3692ea2c1.jpg The decals are also inspired by historical designs. The Panther Head emblem was seen on an M1 Abrams belonging to Company B, 3rd Battalion of the 32nd Cavalry Regiment of the 1st Cavalry Division, stationed at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California in February 1987. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/d9bc63b6a64d7e4fa9d409873ef7b02def8d4a28.jpg The Bandit emblem was seen on an M1 Abrams belonging to the 1st Battalion of the 64th Cavalry Regiment known as the "Bandits" in the late 1980s. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/17f8943c4c3cde01992c3e75d74e9027ae56ab6f.jpg The Monster emblem was painted on an M1A1HC Abrams belonging to the 1st Squadron of the 1st Cavalry Regiment (known as the "Blackhawks") during an exercise in Hohenfels, West Germany, in 1994. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/28cb4d318d1b5a7a6a8df622c5858dc2ae821990.jpg And last but not least, we have the Another Episode inscription as a decal. "Another Episode" was the name of an M1 Abrams commanded by Staff Sgt. Stevon A. Booker during the 2003 Iraq War. Stevon A. Booker was a veteran soldier who had previously seen combat during Operation Desert Storm and would return to the battlefield during the Iraq War, which, according to him, represented "another episode" of his life, hence the name he chose. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/89ebc1a14affd1829e5517933456dfe958daa73d.jpg During a "Thunder Run" operation in Iraq, while under fire, Staff Sgt. Booker climbed on top of his tank to provide better direction to other tank crews. He was killed in the operation and was posthumously awarded with the Distinguished Service Cross medal. We hope that you’ll enjoy the upcoming contract with all its prizes and, as always: See you on the battlefield!

Update 0.530 Now Available

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50d ago

Commanders! We are happy to announce that the Update 0.530 is now available! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/c02c1a7743d7b9f0afe78e25f65f4f1c0ebafe21.jpg

List of Update 0.530 Changes

Centurion Mk.11 We have added a new progression vehicle to the game, the British Centurion Mk.11 Tier 4 Main Battle Tank. The Centurion is a slow but well-armored tank that’s ideal for the front line. You can read about it in our dedicated article. Highwall We have added a new overhauled version of the old Highwall map to the PvP map list. Highwall is a mine located in Central Africa. This map is available on Tiers 5 to 10 in the Random Battles mode. The chances to see this map have been temporarily increased. You can read about it in our dedicated article. General Change In this update, we are rolling back the change where Legendary Vehicles could override the dealer requirements on Battle Path missions since the introduction of this led to a number of unexpected issues (where missions could be completed with other unintended vehicles). Since the problem requires further investigation, this feature will only return when it is ready. Otherwise:

Recon missiles on progression vehicles had various differences on progression vehicles and were fixed so that they work the same everywhere
AMPV 30: Recon Missiles are now a part of the standard loadout
AMPV 30: Infantry no longer dies when disembarking the vehicle under specific circumstances
BKM-1: S-8KOR “Ugroza” rocket now shows the correct stat types in the Garage
BMD-2: Fixed the broken autocannon where the shells were flying above the aiming reticle
BMPT Mod.2000: HE shells no longer have higher rate of fire than the rest
Leopard 2A7: Military skin no longer applies decals on roadwheels
Reaper FSV: Infantry no longer dies when disembarking the vehicle under specific circumstances
Wiesel TOW: Fixed an issue where the vehicle could not fire missiles (this time for real)
Added a number of assets for future events
Fixed a number of localization issues

In Development: HSTV-L

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54d ago

Commanders! It’s been a while since we had a new contract with the Olifant getting a bit long in the tooth. But the wait is over and we’re happy to present the next contract vehicle, which is an American Light Tank by the name of HSTV-L. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/37a21b4b2806dca27ddeb06e565a31333b41bc4a.jpg But a bit of history first. The HSTV-L name stands for “High Survivability Test Vehicle – Lightweight” and it was one of many proposals from the late 1970s that were a part of convoluted series of programs launched with the goal of replacing the M551 Sheridan with a more modern light tank. In this case, two vehicle designs were submitted as a part of the HSTV-L program – one by Pacific Car and Foundry Company and one by AAI Corporation (which is the generally better known one). Both designs were worked on between February 7 and July 7, 1977, and submitted for evaluation by the U.S. Army four days later. The PCFC design was effectively a predecessor to the ELKE with another version of the elevated Ares gun mechanism. It only existed in the form of a wooden mockup. Both designs were evaluated and in late 1977 the contract to build a prototype was awarded to the AAI proposal and a single prototype was built likely in 1978. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/35c8d6aad6c4249dfd6ffdefa55a73f81f08c4c0.jpg The AAI design (which we have for you) looked more conventional at first glance, but it was interesting in the sense that it had gunner and driver both sitting in the hull, each capable of taking over the other’s role. The only person sitting in the turret was the commander, but all three members could operate the 75mm Ares gun from their positions. The vehicle was powered by a Lycoming gas turbine engine. It was only very lightly armored in order to keep the weight low. In the end, the HSTV-L provided the company with valuable data but didn’t go anywhere. The prototype, however, survived at Fort Benning in Georgia, USA and is currently undergoing a restoration. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/451e12a4a255f638a651b81deb8559008baa122d.jpg In Armored Warfare, HSTV-L will be a Tier 7 Premium Light Tank. If you’re familiar with the ELKE or the RDF/LT Ares, you’ll feel right at home because HSTV-L is like that – an extremely fast but practically unarmored Light Tank with a rapid-firing 75mm Ares autocannon. There are, however, some notable differences. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/4b01c4ed6e484966844a60d558d3533a6f0a8c13.jpg The gun is mostly burst-oriented and is using the overheat mechanic. You can fire several shots in quick succession and then wait for the gun to cool down, or you can manage your rate of fire for more consistent performance. The second major difference is the presence of the Mitigation special ability that reduces damage taken the faster you go. The HSTV-L has very little armor and if you stop in battle, you’ll be dead in seconds. Mitigation provides some help in this regard but the HSTV-L is still very much a glass cannon and has to be player carefully, even in PvE. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/d7c5f399070e52170020ee493db47cd283c04b3a.jpg We hope you’ll enjoy this new addition to Armored Warfare that will soon be available and, as always: See you on the battlefield!

In Development: Centurion Mk.11

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63d ago

Commanders!

Today we’d like to tell you about the next vehicle that’s coming to Armored Warfare. It is the Centurion Mk.11 Progression Main Battle Tank filling the gap between two early Chieftains.

It will be set based on the earlier announced new balancing principles, so you may take it as a sign of things to come. But first, a bit of history as usual.

The Centurion has its roots in the end of the Second World War and the search for a multi-purpose tank. Today we’d call the concept “Main Battle Tank” but back then the British called it “Universal Tank”. It was a classic early Cold War design with steel-only armor and a rifled gun, on par with the American M48/M60 series and the Soviet T-54/55. It started with the QF 20-pounder gun and later got the famous 105mm Royal Ordnance L7.

The British used it successfully in Korea, during the Suez Crisis and on the Rhine but the fame came from its Israeli service during the 1967 Six Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War (ironically, both sides used the Centurion with the other operator being Jordan) before being phased out and partially converted to heavy APCs. One of the most famous tank commanders ever born, Zvika Greengold, commanded a Centurion.

The Centurion was used by more than a dozen other countries and saw numerous conflicts, including the Vietnam War and the Indo-Pakistani wars. The major users were also:

Sweden (Stridsvagn 81 and 100 series)
Switzerland (Panzer 55 and Panzer 57, both countries replacing it with Leopard 2 in the 1980s)
Canada (in service until 1978)
Australia (used it in the Vietnam War)
South Africa (the Olifant series, in service to this day)

And many others, twenty in total. The British began phasing the Centurion out of the MBT role in 1966 and finished the job in 1977, replacing it with the Chieftain MBT completely.

The Mk.11 version was one of the latest Centurions to see service. None of these late Centurions were newly-built – they were usually upgraded versions of other upgrades, in this case the Mk.6. Very roughly said, the 1956 Mk.5 Centurion (221 built) featured a new turret design (but was still armed with the 20pdr gun). Afterwards:

Mk.6 variant was Mk.5 with upgraded armor and the 105mm L7 gun
Mk.11 was an upgraded Mk.6 with an IR projector for night fighting and a 12.7mm ranging machinegun

The Mk.11 variant appeared in 1966 and was phased out in 1977.

As was mentioned above, in Armored Warfare the Centurion Mk.11 will be a Tier 4 Progression Main Battle Tank, bridging the gap between the two Chieftains that stood empty for now. No further conditions will apply when it comes to unlocking it, except for the usual Credit and XP cost.

Performance-wise, it’ll be similar to the Israeli Sho’t – after all, it’s a very similar vehicle. The differences will include:

Thicker steel armor (more on that below) but no ERA
The gun will fire a bit faster
The Centurion will not have HEAT rounds available – instead it’ll have improved APFSDS rounds
The Centurion will, however, be a bit slower and a bit less agile than Sho’t

However, that’s not all. In line with the upcoming Main Battle Tank rebalance, the Sho’t will offer much thicker frontal armor in order to make it a very reliable tank in PvE. Most shots will just bounce off its thick hide and autocannons will only be able to penetrate it when firing at its sides while flanking it.

Additionally, to enhance its durability and break the “module destruction” meta-game:

Bottom of the vehicle will also be quite thick (making it resistant to firing HE shells under the tank)
Internal modules will take significantly reduced damage and will repair faster
Crew will also take significantly less damage

In short, the tank will be able to take quite a bit of punishment as well as deal damage. On the downside, it will not be fast or agile.

And that’s about it, commanders. We hope that you’ll enjoy this new progression tank and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Force Recon Battle Path is now available!

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71d ago

Commanders! We’re happy to announce that the Force Recon Battle Path campaign has just begun. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/31078546/f6a873e163860eda890bb6580272f742c0303c8a.jpg The Force Recon Battle Path revolves around the topic of reconnaissance, Special Forces and, of course, modern warfare. This time the camouflages, skins and all other assets are inspired by real-life designs but let’s start with the most important part of the Battle Path – vehicles. This time we have the following set for you:

BKM-1 Tier 7 Premium Tank Destroyer (which can be considered an upgrade of the early BMPT series)
Stridsvagn 122 Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank (which can be considered an upgrade of the Leopard 2A5 Main Battle Tank)
AMPV 30 Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle (an upgrade over the U.S. M113 Armored Personnel Carrier, which came from a heavily modified Bradley hull)
Reaper FSV Legendary Vehicle tied to AMPV 30

While the first two vehicles are rather conventional, the AMPV will feature a new mechanic called Loitering Recon Ammunition, introducing a major reconnaissance shift in the game. Further updates and rewards include:

4 Recon Loot Crates, each of them awarding a single Tier 6 to Tier 10 Premium vehicle you don’t have yet
3 epic skins, dozens of new camouflages and rewards
1000 Legendary Blueprints available as a part of the main progression (740) or missions (260)
10 additional overprogression levels featuring more Legendary Blueprints (up to full 10000 required)
EBRC Jaguar obtainable via blueprints in the Battle Path Shop
Additional overprogression modules for various scout vehicles allowing them to use the new Loitering Recon Ammunition missiles
More items in Battle Path Shop

And more. You can review the prizes in the following article.

Accessing the Battle Path

In order to join the Battle Path campaign, please enter the game and click on the Battle Path icon on the upper bar. From there, you can simply purchase the Battle Path access:

Standard pass (access only)
Golden pass with access and 50.000 Battle Coins

The access can also be purchased in our Web Shop. Enjoy the event and see you on the battlefield!

Developer Diary: Future Balance Changes

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

74d ago

Commanders!

With the first half of May almost over, we’d like to once again tell you more about Armored Warfare’s future. While we are working on a lot of new content (some of which might come as a surprise to you), we’re not quite ready yet to reveal a roadmap for the months and years to come. It’ll happen, but only when we are certain with our plans in order not to make promises we’d then fail to make good on.

With that being said, what we can tell you about is the future approach to balance and the ideas that we are considering or already implementing.

Right now, the situation of the game balance is follows:

The game is dominated by autocannon and guided missile gameplay with extremely high DPM vehicles being the most useful and played across all modes
Especially the balance in PvE is only about sheer firepower, no other characteristics really matter
Autocannon rate of fire is in some instances way too high and we’d like to make autocannon shells deal more damage but fire slower (the proverbial sweet spot currently lies between 300 and 400 RPM in our mind)
Main Battle Tanks as a class have been marginalized due to the sheer amount of methods that can bypass their biggest advantage (thick armor)
Active Protection Systems as a mechanic are not keeping up with the amount of missiles currently available in the game
Overall TTK (time-to-kill, ergo the time it takes to destroy any vehicle) is extremely low, especially on high Tiers, which makes the gameplay unappealing as even the smallest mistakes are immediately punished
Reconnaissance gameplay is non-existent due to the creep of various spotting measures (this issue is partially being addressed by giving dedicated scout vehicles the Reconnaissance Missiles in the Force Recon update, but spotting in PvE is entirely irrelevant)

Secondary issues include the poor state of Self-Propelled Guns (which were once again left behind the other damage dealer platforms), Tank Destroyers with guns and several other matters.

In the near future, we will be taking steps to address these issues, starting immediately after the release of the Force Recon Battle Path. Initially, we’ll be nerfing the firepower (mostly autocannons) of the following vehicles:

VN20 (significantly – this mostly concerns the second turret, not the stock one)
T-15 Armata
T-15 Kinzhal
Gepard
Namer
Derivatsiya
BMPT series (especially BMPT Mod.2017)

And several other vehicles that noticeably overperform when it comes to their damage per match.

But that’s just a band-aid, so to say. Next, we want to address the Main Battle Tank situation by taking the following steps:

First, we need to improve the survivability of the entire class. What that means is moving away from slight differences in millimeters and more towards absolutes. In our vision, Main Battle Tanks should have their frontal armor impenetrable by autocannons (across the board) and partially by guided missiles. Large caliber cannons will be able to penetrate it when firing at (smaller) weakspots.

Autocannons will no longer be possible to snipe with (we will also significantly reduce their accuracy) and will serve as close-to-medium range weapons effective against Main Battle Tank sides and rear areas.

We want to improve this reliability even further by looking into:

Removing most non-penetration damage (colloquially known as “chip damage”), especially from guided missile non-penetrations
Reducing partial penetration damage
Significantly reducing module damage to Main Battle Tanks in order for them not to be easily crippled
Overhaul of the soft-kill APS mechanic (it has to be useful in PvE as well) as well as the hard-kill APS mechanic (it has to be able to cope with the increased number of missiles and features such as twin missile launches that didn’t exist when the mechanic was first conceived)
Reliability of smoke and its interaction with guided missiles

Other changes we have planned include:

Making Self-Propelled Guns relevant (possibly by returning the non-direct fire mode as an option, but that issue is still hotly debated amongst us)
Making relatively obscure vehicles such as gun TDs relevant again
Introducing brand-new gameplay in future vehicles (and yes, we are planning to add more progression tanks too)

That is all of course only a small portion of the whole plan we have for the game and is tied well into the new content we mentioned earlier. We’ll be able to share more as we finalize these concepts and, until then, we’d like to ask for your patience.

Ultimately, we do understand your feedback and the feelings that things haven’t been going as well as we’d have wanted but we’re nowhere near done. It took a good while to get the whole thing back on track but we’re confident we’ll be able to turn things around.

Let us know what you think about these changes and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Force Recon Battle Path: Prize Highlights

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76d ago

Commanders!

The Force Recon Battle Path is almost here and, as usual, we’d like to take a moment to tell you more about its prizes.

As we’ve discussed in the previous article, the Force Recon Battle Path revolves around the topic of reconnaissance, Special Forces and, of course, modern warfare. This time the camouflages, skins and all other assets are inspired by real-life designs but let’s start with the most important part of the Battle Path – vehicles. This time we have the following set for you:

BKM-1 Tier 7 Premium Tank Destroyer (which can be considered an upgrade of the early BMPT series)
Stridsvagn 122 Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank (which can be considered an upgrade of the Leopard 2A5 Main Battle Tank)
AMPV 30 Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle (an upgrade over the U.S. M113 Armored Personnel Carrier, which came from a heavily modified Bradley hull)

While the first two vehicles are rather conventional, the AMPV will feature a new mechanic called Loitering Recon Ammunition, introducing a major reconnaissance shift in the game.

Naturally, there’s more to the Battle Path than that:

New Legendary Vehicle called Reaper FSV, the acquisition of which is tied to the AMPV 30
Popular Recon Loot Crates make a return (allowing you to obtain a single Tier 6-10 vehicle that you do not have yet)
Legendary Blueprints are also available in this Battle Path

And much more. But what we want to show you is the visual customization content that’s divided into three distinctive parts. Let’s take a look at it one by one.

The initial part leading up to the acquisition of BKM-1 is thematically tied to Russia and Ukraine. The main visual prize here are two skins for the popular BMPT Mod.2025 Legendary Vehicle:

Desert skin for BMPT Mod.2025 (based on the BMPT that had appeared in Syria around 2017)
Woodland skin for BMPT Mod.2025 (similar skin, only in woodland pattern)

You can see them here:

Additionally, there are a great number of camouflages and decals inspired by real-life vehicles or events:

Camouflages and Decals.

Russian Camo (Airborne) - camouflage, as seen on a BMD-4 IFV during the 2008 Victory Day parade in Moscow. The camouflage is a modified version of the standard Russian pattern with muted colors.

Russian Camo (76th VDV) - camouflage, as seen on a BTR-ZD "Skrezhet" belonging to the 76th Airborne Division. The Skrezhet ("screech") is a modified BTR-D APC with a twin 23mm anti-aircraft cannon installed on top. It was developed as a reaction on various counter-insurgency scenarios and the Russian experience in Chechnya. While initially intended as an anti-aircraft vehicle, the autocannons add devastating (if poorly protected) firepower against soft targets to Russian Airborne unit.

Russian Camo (Winter Spots) - camouflage, as seen on a BMD-2 in 2024. It consists of improvised white spots applied on the dark green hull of the vehicle.

Russian Camo (Improvised Spots) - camouflage, as seen on a BMP-2M transported using the Yenisey armored train in November 2023.

Rasputitsa - camouflage, inspired by the spring and autumn season of thawing or heavy rains that turn roads into endless pits of mud, a common feature on Eastern European battlegrounds since time immemorial.

Ukrainian Camo (Obsolete) - camouflage, as seen on Ukrainian T-64AKV stripped for parts in the Malyshev plant in Kharkov, 2024. The pattern is an unusual one and clearly based on old Soviet camouflage manuals.

Ukrainian Camo (Improvised) - camouflage, as seen on a Ukrainian car of unknown type with machineguns installed on it in order for it to serve with local anti-drone troops.

Ukrainian Camo (Disruptive) - camouflage, as seen on an Italian VCC-2 APC (a modified M113) transferred to Ukraine in 2024. The vehicle features a unique camouflage consisting of classic Russian camouflage colors with a disruptive green overlay.

Love - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. Kind of like "COEXIST", only with chest hair.

Gunman - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. The emblem of a hand holding a gun was painted on a Spetsnaz BMD-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle during a war in Chechnya (the unit and date are unknown).

VDV (Blue) - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. The blue VDV inscription was painted on a Spetsnaz BMD-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle during a war in Chechnya (the unit and date are unknown), the same vehicle from the Gunman decal.

Flying Dutchman - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. The Flying Dutchman inscription was painted on a Spetsnaz BMD-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle during a war in Chechnya (the unit and date are unknown).

And the VDV flag.

The second part leading up to the acquisition of Stridsvagn 122 features a skin for the Leopard 2A7DK Legendary Main Battle Tank called Military. The skin turns the vehicle into a crisp-looking Danish Leopard 2A7 without all the wear and tear of the stock look.

Just like in the first part, there are a good number of camouflages and decals inspired by real-life designs used primarily by the Danish and Norwegian militaries.

Camouflages and Decals.

Danish Camo (Woodland) - camouflage, as seen on a Danish Leopard 2A5DK. Denmark typically uses two-tone camouflages with large spots, in this case black and green. Unlike Britain (which also uses two-tone green and black camouflage), Denmark doesn't use strict vehicle-specific layouts with the only requirement being color ratios (60% green, 40% black).

Danish Camo (Winter) - camouflage, as seen on a Danish M113. Denmark typically uses two-tone camouflages with large spots, in this case grey and brown.

Danish Camo (Desert) - camouflage, as seen on a Danish Leopard 2A5DK. Denmark typically uses two-tone camouflages with large spots, in this case sand and brown.

Swedish Camo (Summer) - camouflage, as seen on multiple Swedish and Norwegian vehicles. Both countries use a similar pattern of sharp-edged shapes in four colors (two shades of green, brown and black). The camouflage came in use likely in the early 2000s or the late 1990s.

Swedish Camo (Winter) - camouflage, as seen on multiple Swedish and Norwegian vehicles. Both countries use a similar pattern of sharp-edged shapes in four colors (two shades of green, brown and black). The camouflage came in use likely in the early 2000s or the late 1990s. In winter, some colors (notably the black and the brown) are covered with a washable white paint called Zalo.

Finnish Camo (Summer) - camouflage, as seen on Finnish armored vehicles. The Finnish camouflage pattern closely resembles the universal Scandinavian/Swedish pattern but only uses three color tones (the brown color is missing).

Finnish Camo (Winter) - camouflage, as seen on a Patria TRACKX demonstrator. This is a unique camouflage used for demonstration purposes.

Longship - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on a vehicle belonging to the Norwegian Telemark battalion, of which the Viking longship is a symbol.

Nagrinder - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on a vehicle belonging to the Norwegian Telemark battalion. Nagrinder (also Nágrindr or Nagrindr) is the gate from the Norse mythology through which the dead pass to the afterlife.

Swedish Brown - base paint obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. This is the brown color used in the Swedish camouflage scheme.

Odin - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on a Leopard 1A5NO belonging to the Norwegian 5. Squadron (Cavalry Squadron) of the Armoured Battalion, which uses Odin (the central deity of the Norse mythology) as its symbol.

Ymer - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on a Leopard 1A5NO belonging to the Norwegian 5. Squadron (Cavalry Squadron) of the Armoured Battalion. Ymer (or Ymir) is a giant featured in the Norse mythology, slain by Odin.

Swedish Light Green - base paint obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. This is the green color used in the Swedish camouflage scheme.

Strike First - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. The inscription Bitit Fyrst ("strike first") was seen on a Leopard 2A4NO belonging to the Norwegian Armoured Battalion and represents the battalion's motto.

Allfader - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on a Leopard 2A4NO belonging to the Norwegian Telemark battalion. The word Allfader ("All-father") refers to Odin and is one of his many titles.

Swedish Green - base paint obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. This is the green color used in the Swedish camouflage scheme.

And last but not least, the part leading up to the AMPV 30 is filled with American-themed assets (along with two Iranian camouflages). The flagship of this part is a skin for the M10 Longstreet Legendary Vehicle called Saber Pride. The skin is modeled after a real-life M551 Sheridan standing in the Lewis Army Museum in Washington, USA.

Most of the camouflages and decals of this part were inspired by the inscriptions and emblems seen on American Abrams tanks:

Camouflages and Decals.

U.S. Winter Camo #1 - camouflage, as seen on an M1 Abrams from the Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division in Hohenfels (West Germany) in the 1980s. While rare, this pattern would appear on several other Abrams tanks over the years.

U.S. Winter Camo #2 - camouflage, as seen on an M1 Abrams in the 1980s. The color white is a washable paint applied over the standard green color.

U.S. Winter Camo #3 - camouflage, as seen on an M48A1 Patton from the Alpha Company, 37th Armor Regiment, 4th Armored Division in Neukirchen (West Germany) in 1961 during the Wintershield II exercise.

U.S. Summer Camo - camouflage, as seen on a U.S. M48A5E1 tank. This is another non-standard version of the MERDC camouflage pattern, featuring darker colors in an unusual combination suitable for verdant environments.

U.S. Recon Camo - camouflage, as seen on a Vietnam War-era M114 APC belonging to the Saumur Tank Museum. It features a very early and unique MERDC camouflage pattern pre-dating the MERDC schemes used en masse between the early 1970s and 1984 (when it was replaced by the standard NATO three-tone camouflage).

Iranian Camo #1 - camouflage, as seen on a Sayyad armored vehicle during its unveiling in Teheran in 2014. Iran uses a wide variety of one-off camouflages that are usually limited to specific units.

Iranian Camo #2 - camouflage, as seen on a Sayyad armored vehicle during its unveiling in Teheran in 2014. Iran uses a wide variety of one-off camouflages that are usually limited to specific units.

Chum Bucket - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on an Abrams tank belonging to the 1st Battalion of the 18th Infantry Regiment.

Fishbone - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on an Abrams tank belonging to the 1st Battalion of the 18th Infantry Regiment.

U.S. MERDC Sand - base paint obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. This is the sand color used in the desert variant of the U.S. MERDC scheme.

Torture Chamber - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on an M1A1 Abrams tank belonging to the U.S. Marine Corps 2nd Battalion, Operation Desert Storm, 1991.

USMC Iraq Ops - decal obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path as seen on an M1A1 Abrams tank belonging to the U.S. Marine Corps 2nd Battalion, Operation Desert Storm, 1991.

U.S. MERDC Earth Yellow - base paint obtainable via the Force Recon Battle Path. This is the yellow color used in the desert variant of the U.S. MERDC scheme.

This and much more is waiting for you in the Force Recon Battle Path. The Force Recon Battle Path is now available for preorder in bundles that include special preorder bundles with exclusive items:

Force Recon access with the Force Recon camouflage and Drone Reaper decal
Force Recon access with 50.000 Battle Coins, the Force Recon camouflage and the Drone Reaper decal
Force Recon access with 10 Battle Coin boosters, the Force Recon camouflage and the Drone Reaper decal

The bundles can be found in our Web Shop:

We hope that you’ll enjoy this event and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Offer: XM1302, Armata 152, Discounted Battle Coins

diana.bsteam_community_announcements

81d ago

Commanders!

Today we’ve prepared the following items for you:

XM1302 Tier 10 Premium Light Tank
Armata 152 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
Challenger 2 Streetfighter II Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
BMP-2M Berezhok Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
BTR-82A Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Kurganets-25 Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
Khrizantema-S Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer
Bradley AAWS-H Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer
Stryker ADATS Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
M1A1 Storm Tier 7 Premium Main Battle Tank
Sabre Tier 6 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Challenger 1 Falcon Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank
On the Hunt Battle Coins (Final Discount)
Iron Crate

Between May 7 and May 14, 2026, the following items will be available:

XM1302

The XM1302 is a prototype submitted by BAE for the MPF program in the early 2020s, which lost to what would become the M10 Booker. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the XM1302 is a Tier 10 Premium Light Tank. Aside from being a powerful vehicle on its own, it features a unique ability called Mitigation that reduces damage as long as the vehicle is going fast. Additionally, it is a requirement for unlocking the M10 Longstreet, an extremely powerful Legendary Vehicle variant of the XM1302. Read more about Legendary Vehicles in our dedicated article.

The XM1302 Tier 10 Premium LT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

Armata 152

The Armata 152 is a version of the T-14 Armata, armed with larger cannon. One of the upgrades considered for the T-14 Armata was the increase of its caliber to 152mm in order to absolutely, positively destroy anything with the first shot. The 2A83 smoothbore is a behemoth of a gun, designed in the last days of the Soviet empire for the next generation of super-tanks. It’s massive, heavy and quite costly to produce, but, most importantly, it was never truly needed to deal with the western MBTs since the standard 125mm guns were (and still are) up to the task. That is why it never found its way on any Soviet MBT with even the standard T-14 Armata being armed with an improved 125mm cannon. You can, however, experience its awesome firepower in Armored Warfare! Learn more about it in a dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the T-14 Armata 152 is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. While not firing as fast as its 125mm counterpart, the 152mm rounds do enormous damage, often eliminating weaker opponents with a single shot. And then there’s the platform itself – the Armata, the most modern Main Battle Tank in the world. Earn it and use it to dominate!

The Armata 152 Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

Challenger 2 Streetfighter II

The Streetfighter II is an upgrade program to overhaul the venerable Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank for the conditions of modern battlefields, especially urban combat. It features a number of improvements and extra components, most notably a dozer blade, a Brimstone ATGM twin launcher and an advanced camera system by Elbit. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Challenger 2 Streetfighter is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. Its main advantages include excellent frontal armor (enhanced by the presence of its dozer blade covering its lower frontal plate), increased ramming damage and long range lethality, courtesy of a powerful ATGM launcher. Whether you desire to bring the fighting up close or support other MBTs at distance, the Streetfighter’s got your back.

The Challenger 2 Streetfighter II Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

BMP-2M Berezhok

The BMP-2M Berezhok is one of the latest modifications of the now obsolete Soviet BMP-2. It received a new turret and a limited numbers of these infantry fighting vehicles are already in service. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the BMP-2M is a Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. While not exactly well-armored, it is fitted with multiple weapon systems, including a powerful 30mm autocannon and deadly Kornet missiles. It is truly one of the most hard-punching AFVs in the game and is suitable for aggressive, skilled players.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

BTR-82A

The BTR-82A is the standard wheeled armored fighting vehicle of the Russian army. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the BTR-82A is a Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. Despite its light armor, the BTR-82A can – especially in its upgraded form with missile launchers – hit the enemy where it hurts. Fast, maneuverable and rugged, in skilled hands the BTR-82A turns into one of the deadliest machines of its Tier.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Kurganets-25

The Kurganets-25 Infantry Fighting Vehicle is intended as a cutting edge future replacement to the old BMP series in Russian service. While not as chunky and expensive as the T-15 Armata super-heavy IFV, it’s designed to finally offer the 21st century protection levels the Russian military has been demanding for a long time. However, the design turned out to be quite expensive and while it is currently undergoing state trials, it is unlikely to be ever mass-produced. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Kurganets-25 is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. Even though it offers decent protection and mobility for its class, this vehicle is all about firepower. To make sure you always have the right tool for the job, it comes with three distinctive weapon systems – a 57mm autocannon for light targets, fast and small Bulat missiles for highly mobile targets and, finally, full-sized ATGMs that can defeat pretty much anything on the battlefield. If dealing damage is your thing, few vehicles will match your playstyle better.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Khrizantema-S

The Khrizantema-S is a dedicated tank hunter, built on a modified BMP-3 hull. The first Khrizantema-S prototype appeared in public as early as 1996 with the initial production variant (9P157) entering service in 2005. Around 2010, an upgraded variant called 9P157-2 appeared with a modernized Ukrainian optics system and a hull machinegun the original model lacked. This variant was in use until 2017. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Khizantema-S is a Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer. It is quite a stealthy vehicle armed with a twin ATGM launcher. The key to achieving excellent results with this machine is long-range ATGM sniping followed by rapid relocation. The missiles are quite powerful and make hits easy thanks to their excellent performance.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Bradley AAWS-H

The Bradley AAWS-H Tank Destroyer was an attempt by Loral Vought to mount four kinetic guided missiles on an extendable arm while using the Bradley IFV chassis as a platform. Kinetic missiles were cutting edge tech back in the 1980s – unlike standard ATGMs, they destroyed the target by their kinetic energy instead of a HEAT warhead, accelerating to several times the speed of sound. There was little to no defense against them, although they did have some drawbacks, which was why they were never adopted in real life. You can read more about the vehicle in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Bradley AAWS-H is a Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer. It’s an ATGM-based TD, carrying special kinetic missiles that actually become more effective with increasing distance to your target. It is the embodiment of a long-range missile carrier and is perfect for players who prefer sniping to close combat.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Stryker ADATS

ADATS stands for “Air Defense Anti-Tank System,” describing its purpose very well. The system is intended to engage both air and ground armored targets. It was developed in the 1980s by a Swiss company called Oerlikon-Contraves and was offered as an interesting hybrid that would be able to deal with both Soviet tanks and helicopters or attack planes. Unfortunately for it, it came too late – only Canada would actually accept it in service and the end of the Cold War meant the end to all attempts at its large-scale introduction. The ADATS missiles were quite large but, more importantly, extremely fast and were certain to be extremely destructive to any Soviet armored targets, even though this thankfully never had to be tested in real combat. The ADATS turret was offered for a wide variety of platforms and was actively installed on a vehicle that is kind of like a cousin to the Stryker, the Canadian LAV-III. In this configuration, the vehicle was called MMEV.

In Armored Warfare, Stryker ADATS is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. It is a wheeled vehicle armed with two weapon systems – powerful long-range guided missiles and short-range unguided rockets, offering it some survivability in short range combat as well as the ability to deal tremendous damage if left to its devices.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

M1A1 Storm

In 1985, the Abrams was upgraded with, amongst other things, the 120mm M256 smoothbore cannon. Over 5000 M1A1 tanks were produced until 1992. This tank participated in Operation Desert Storm, which forged its legendary reputation.

In Armored Warfare, the M1A1 Storm is a Tier 7 Premium Main Battle Tank. The M1A1 Storm look was inspired by Operation Desert Storm, including a gorgeous camouflage net model. But, more importantly, this tank is equipped with a massive frontal dozer blade, adding extra armor and ramming damage to the long list of its advantages.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Sabre

The Sabre is an interesting British recon vehicle, assembled together from older Scorpion hulls and Fox turrets after both parts were brought to zero hour state (completely overhauled) by a company called Alvis. The resulting vehicle from the early 1990s was called Sabre and, considering it was made of decades old components, it worked fairly well as a scouting vehicle, participating in the Iraq War as well as in several peacekeeping missions. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Tier 6 Sabre Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle is one of the deadliest vehicles on the battlefield thanks to its rather unique upward-aimed Swingfire missile launcher that allows it to fire over obstacles or while hidden, for example behind uneven terrain. While being quite difficult to master, this ability makes it a potent ambusher, especially in skilled hands.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Challenger 1 Falcon

The Falcon is an experimental turret developed in the early 2000s in Jordan as an upgrade to the Jordanian Al-Hussein (Challenger 1) Main Battle Tanks. It's a low profile turret, armed with an automatically loaded Swiss 120mm L/50 RUAG smoothbore gun, capable of firing standard NATO ammunition. The operator controls the turret from inside the vehicle's hull, significantly improving crew protection. A prototype was built and tested, but the design was never mass-produced.

In Armored Warfare, the Challenger 1 Falcon is a Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank. The best word to characterize this lumbering behemoth in the game is “tough” – its excellent hull armor shrugs off most shells while the damage its low profile turret takes when it is reduced by 90% thanks to the fact the crew is not located directly in it. Despite being generally very slow and sluggish, the Challenger 1 Falcon can take tremendous punishment and is ideal for the players who prefer the British Main Battle Tank play style.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

On the Hunt Battle Coins

This week, we are offering you an opportunity to boost your Battle Path progress and get that main prize you know you want – the Pantsir-S1 Tier 10 Premium TD!

The following Battle Coin bundles are available:

1.000 Battle Coins (20% off)
5.000 Battle Coins (25% off)
10.000 Battle Coins (30% off)
25.000 Battle Coins (35% off)
50.000 Battle Coins (40% off)

Battle Coins can be used for a number of things, including:

Force-completing Battle Path missions
Progressing through Battle Path levels
Purchasing the Gadyuka blueprints from the Shop

Please note: In order to use Battle Coins, you need to obtain the access to the On the Hunt Battle Path.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Iron Crate

We’ve prepared for you an additional offer this week. The Iron Crate is available in our Web Shop!

This crate allows you to win a Tier 4 to Tier 10 Premium vehicle (or its value in Gold if you have it already). The crate contains some very rare vehicles, including:

ZTL-11 Tier 9 Premium TD
VN17 Tier 8 Premium AFV

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

We hope that you will enjoy this offer and, as usual:

See you on the battlefield!

Offer: Asian Week

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Commanders!

Today we’ve prepared the following items for you:

ZTZ-20 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
Type 10 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
QN-506 Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
VT-5 Tier 9 Premium Light Tank
Hunter Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Pindad SBS Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
K21 Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
Pile of Gold Loot Crate

Between April 30 and May 7, 2026, the following items will be available:

ZTZ-20

The ZTZ-20 is a fictional Chinese Main Battle Tank for the 21st century. It combines western influences with some ideas taken from the T-14 Armata. You can read about its (real and fictional) history in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the ZTZ-20 is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. On its own, it’s a beast of a machine and one of the most powerful vehicles in the game, featuring both a powerful gun and thick armor. It does have a special feature though – its missiles can cover a wide area with burning White Phosphorus that reduces enemy vehicle camouflage and deals damage to anyone entering the zone.

The ZTZ-20 MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

Type 10

The Type 10 MBT is the most modern Japanese Main Battle Tank in service and one of the most advanced war machines in the world. Using sophisticated electronics and crystalline steel armor, this tank is more than a match for any enemy that would threaten the islands of Japan. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Type 10 is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. What puts it apart from the other MBTs of its Tier is its special NERA armor. This highly-mobile MBT starts every battle well-armored, but the protection levels decrease with every shot taken. Additionally, this MBT features a special system that tells you the exact chance to penetrate your target. Overall, it’s one of the most powerful MBTs of its Tier and certainly a good choice for players, who prefer rapid action to slow advances.

The Type 10 Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.

VT-5

The VT-5 is a modern Chinese Light Tank that was developed specifically with export in mind. There are many reasons why a country without its own tank development should opt to purchase a Light Tank instead of a full-scale Main Battle Tank. It’s equally as fast if not faster with equal firepower but, what is most important, it is affordable. The VT-5 excels in all these categories. While its armor cannot match that of an MBT, it can protect its crew against most infantry threats thanks to its ERA and cage armor sets. It also has a powerful 105mm gun capable of firing guided missiles, it is packed with advanced electronics and is supremely agile thanks to its 1000hp diesel engine. Simply put, wraps cutting edge technologies up into an affordable bundle. You can learn more about it in a dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the VT-5 is a very powerful Tier 9 Premium Light Tank. Fast and agile, it features solid levels of protection (the configuration in the game is the one featuring the ERA kit as well as the turret cage armor) and a good rate of fire. Additionally, its gun is capable of firing guided missiles. It’s an ideal machine for players who value speed and agility, as it offers plenty of both. The VT-5 is capable of dancing around its opponents on the battlefield, outperforming even some AFVs in mobility.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

QN-506

The QN-506 fire support vehicle is a Chinese attempt to design a cheap, export-oriented alternative to the Russian BMPT series. Instead of converting a second or third generation MBT, the engineers at Wuhan Guide Infrared Co., Ltd., likely to keep the vehicle as affordable as possible, opted to base their project on the Type 59 MBT, which is, in its basic form anyway, a copy of the old Soviet T-55 medium tank from the late 1950s. They jam-packed it with cutting edge electronics and a number of weapon systems, including ATGMs, an automatic cannon or smaller caliber rockets. However, despite the use of an unmanned turret, the protection levels of this vehicle are still quite low and, so far, there haven’t been any signs of interest in the QN-506. You can learn more about this vehicle in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the QN-506 is a Premium Tier 9 Tank Destroyer that gameplay-wise resembles the popular BMPT series. However, unlike the Russian Terminators, it has a number of interesting features including three different weapon systems (30mm cannon, 70mm unguided rockets and 151mm ATGMs) and loitering recon ammunition flying towards the end of a map and spotting everything in its path. The last ability is unique to the QN-506 and makes it one of the most potent support vehicles on the battlefield.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Hunter AFV

Another alternative name for this vehicle is NGAFV (or Next Gen AFV), since it belongs to a whole program to replace the obsolete M113 APC in Singaporean service and to operate alongside its predecessor, another indigenous Singaporean IFV called Bionix. Hunter is the name of the production model of this program. The Hunter AFV is the pinnacle of bleeding edge of technology. In this sense, it can be compared to the AS21 Redback and both vehicles share several characteristics, not the least of which being relatively large size. This bulky IFV offers considerable levels of protection and firepower. It is expected to serve in the Singaporean army in large numbers in the near future with its mass-production having recently begun. You can read more about its history in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Hunter AFV is a Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. As its description above suggests, it is a rather standard-sized IFV with good levels of protection and excellent firepower (consisting of a 30mm autocannon and a Spike ATGM launcher). It also features a recently introduced type of armor, NERA. Simply put, NERA is an ablative armor kit that deteriorates whenever it gets hit. In other words, the vehicle starts with excellent protection levels but it will lose some with damage taken as the battle progresses. Apart from that, the vehicle is adequately mobile and quite universal. It can, of course, also deploy Mechanized Infantry.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Pindad SBS

The SBS platform is one of the first domestic armored vehicles developed by Pindad (the largest Indonesian armor producer) for Indonesia and is officially listed as a “light tank”. It was developed sometimes in the early 2010s with some prototypes in different configuration appearing in public in 2014 or so. The variant in the game is a long-range MLRS fire support vehicle with a 122mm multi-barreled rocket launcher. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the Pindad SBS is a Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. This AFV is fairly unique, since its main weapon is a multi-barreled rocket launcher capable of firing over obstacles. This makes the Pindad incredibly powerful in both offense and defense. Static enemy targets stand no chance! This vehicle is best used with Commander Ophelia Kitescu and in a platoon – the firepower of such a formation is truly without equal.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

K21

The K21 is a modern Infantry Fighting Vehicle, designed to replace the K200 series in the Korean Army. It features good protection and a hi-tech weapon system with the "hunter-killer" capability. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.

In Armored Warfare, the K21 is a Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. In the game, it is an IFV with solid protection and firepower, but also excellent mobility. It carries Mechanized Infantry.

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

Pile of Gold

We also have the Pile of Gold Loot Crate for you. This Loot Crate contains copious amounts of Gold for you to win.

This Loot Crate includes:

250.000 Gold
100.000 Gold
50.000 Gold
10.000 Gold
5.000 Gold
1.000 Gold
500 Gold
100 Gold

This bundle is available in our Web Shop.

We hope that you will enjoy the offer and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Armored Warfare news & patch notes

Armored Warfare news & patch notes

Bonus and Gift

French Mission

EBRC Jaguar

Leclerc T40

AMX-10 RCR

Leopard 2 Revolution

Marder 2

Force Recon Battle Coins

List of Update 0.535 Changes

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List of Update 0.530 Changes

Accessing the Battle Path

Bonuses

Gift

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XM1302

Armata 152

Challenger 2 Streetfighter II

BMP-2M Berezhok

BTR-82A

Kurganets-25

Khrizantema-S

Bradley AAWS-H

Stryker ADATS

M1A1 Storm

Sabre

Challenger 1 Falcon

On the Hunt Battle Coins

Iron Crate

ZTZ-20

Type 10

VT-5

QN-506

Hunter AFV

Pindad SBS

K21

Pile of Gold

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