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November 23 Patch
Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-090-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.90 is now available!
List of Update 0.90 Changes
- T-80UM-1: 3VBM22 ammo is no longer a depleted uranium APFSDS
- T-80UM-1: 3VBM23 ammo now is a depleted uranium APFSDS
- Rate of Decay: Vehicles are no longer positioned sideways on the train during the final cutscene
- Rate of Decay: Fixed several cases of infantry spawning underground or inside objects
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Skins for upcoming Exile Battle Path can now be previewed, namely those for 2S1 Gvozdika, LAV-300, Type 85-IIM, T-72B, M1A1 AIM, Griffin 50mm, MPF LT, and ZTZ-20.
- This update introduces a new bug where vehicles that can deploy AT Squad can now deploy 6 of them instead of the usual 4. AS21 and Namer are not affected by this bug.
- T-80UM-1's stock and upgraded AP damage values are swapped
November 25 Patch
Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-0905-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.90.5 is now available!
List of Update 0.90.5 Changes
Exile Battle Path
We are rolling out a new Battle Path featuring a lot of exciting content, including the following prizes:
- Boxer RIWP Tier 10 Premium AFV
- Puma Tier 10 Premium AFV
- Boxer CRV Tier 9 Premium AFV
- Epic skins
- Numerous camouflages
And much more! The prizes can be explored in this article.
You can read about the entire Battle Path in our dedicated article.
General Changes
- Fixed an issue where some vehicles could carry 6 infantrymen instead of 4
- Players who earned Eclipse Battle Coins from the Red Cold event will receive the same amount of Battle Coins for the Exile Battle Path
- Undocumented, but this patch also buffs most of the top-attack ATGMs' penetration by 100mm. The only exception is C13 TUA's, which is unchanged.
- Rooikat 76 also gets increased ammo capacity (now at 96 shells), but it is not known when this was implemented.
- BM Oplot has its hard kill APS changed from 2 charges and 5s cooldown to 4 charges and 15s cooldown.
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Diaries entries are now officially available on the website.
Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/eclipse-diary-now-website
QuoteThe Eclipse Battle Path story is now available on the portal in the form of Diary entries.
Click this link to view the first entry.
The rest of the entries can be accessed either on the bottom of the article, or via the navigation on the right side.
See you on the battlefield!
Alternatively, you can click on the link below for the whole directory.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-08040-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.80.40 is now available!
List of Update 0.80.40 Changes
- New Nvidia drivers 546.17 are now available to fix the crashes
- Preparations for the upcoming Battle Path launch
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
Not much is known about this update. SS said "it's mostly a backend patch" on official Discord server. As insignificant as it may be, I'm making this post for archive's sake.
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BP has been further extended to 23rd November.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-08020-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.80.20 is now available!
List of Update 0.80.20 Changes
Battle Path Diary
The Diary part of the Eclipse Battle Path is temporarily disabled. The Eclipse Battle Path diaries will in the future appear on the Armored Warfare website in the form of web pages.
General Changes
- Extended the Eclipse Battle Path until November 23, 2023
- Extended the Red Cold event until November 29, 2023
- Fixed the T-80UM-1 unlock progress bar that wasn’t updating properly
- Fixed a reason for a game crash (the crashes caused by Nvidia drivers are still present and we are working with Nvidia to develop a fix)
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added assets for upcoming events
- Red Cold event ends later than Eclipse BP, which means it is possible to earn the battle coins at stages 20 & 24 after BP has ended. SS says the devs are aware of this issue, and "You won't lose your BCs either way."
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Regarding the T-72 M1R skin problem, SS has an answer for it:
QuoteSo, about the T-72M1R skin and why it is locked, here's an explanation our GM gave me:A year ago when it was issued, the bundle was corrupted and the affected players received a compensation for that. Now a year has passed and the affected players no longer remember that and demand their skin. To issue the skin, the compensation would have to be removed, so contacting support is the only proper way how to deal with it.TLDR contact support please. All "locked skins" and "skin looks corrupted" issues are due to this issue apparently. We have tested the skin on multiple drivers and multiple PCs on live and works just fine (including for me)This T-72M1 skin was originally available as as part of the 2022 Polish Independence Day. According to the article it was available as a standalone (premium tank + skin) or part of a bundle (with other Polish skins).
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-08010-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.80.10 is now available!
List of Update 0.80.10 Changes
- Special Operation Rate of Decay now offers the intended income
- PvE mission Wages of Sin now offers the intended income
- Red Cold event will be extended in the future by 7 days to compensate the issues with timing
- Added a new warning screen about the issues with Nvidia drivers
- The commander skill reset screen now shows its options correctly again
- AbramsX: Sand and snow no longer clip through mudguards
- Centauro VRCC skin: Fixed the smoke grenade launcher appearance
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Fixed a bug reducing its mobility
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
- Note that the Red Cold event has not yet been extended; it will happen in one of the future maintenance & patches
- SS has stated in the official Discord server that the Eclipse BP will also get extended
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As for the Nvidia drivers warning screen, SS said only players by the driver issues will see this screen
- There is still no ETA on the drivers issue; this is an Nvidia problem, and Nvidia is working on it
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-080-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.80 is now available!
List of Update 0.80 Changes
- Fixed the issues with the Red Cold event (due to launch soon)
- Fixed an issue where the Premium Time reward wouldn’t show correctly in the interface
- Fixed an issue where the enemy team wasn’t displayed in PvP match results
- Fixed the missing “Remove” button for rental vehicles
- Fixed the missing map loading screen background
- Fixed the Battalion tab window so that player status now appears correctly
- AbramsX: Partially fixed the broken penetration indicator (the issue may still occur)
- AbramsX: Fixed some minor visual model issues
- Gepard 1A2 Bundeswehr: Fixed the incorrect Russian name
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Vehicle now has a Shtora soft-kill APS module
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Modules now have prices appropriate to Tier 8
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Fixed the broken APS module appearance
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Fixed the missing turret antenna
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Vehicle is now listed as Russian instead of Soviet
- T-80UM-1 Bars: Fixed the unlock achievement description in German, French and Polish
- Special Operation Rate of Decay: Fixed an issue where the AI vehicles would run over their own infantry
- Special Operation Rate of Decay: Fixed the appearance of one of the reward decals
- Removed the “News” button from the Garage
- Fixed the missing Eclipse Battle Path video
- Fixed an issue where pressing the Ready button while in platoon and HQ would change the HQ to Garage
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
Notes:
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There's a separate notice for those with RU accounts (taken from official discord):
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Important: Due to auth changes, the owners of RU accounts must launch the game center from scratch (completely shut it down and restart) in order to enter Armored Warfare correctly.
Not doing the steps above will cause the game to believe you have a new account and ask you to enter an in-game name.
- The T-80UM-1 Bars now has updated XP and credits costs for ammo and module upgrades.
- The soft kill APS does not have its own hitbox.
- The requirement to unlock it by playing 100 matches with T-80U does not visually update progress after matches, but it will do so after restarting game client.
- Red Cold event's timer for next stage does not reset on a certain time of the day, but allegedly 24 hours after the player's own completion of the previous stage. SS blames this on OE code degrading with no documentation left behind.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/development-exile-battle-path
QuoteToday, we’d like to tell you more about the upcoming Exile Battle Path campaign as a whole along with the changes and improvements we’ve prepared for you.
Return of the Diary
Theme-wise, this Battle Path is very similar to the previous Eclipse Battle Path since it continues the story of Samuel Thorpe where he left off. The Diary feature will return with the second part of the story along with other lore elements such as prizes and item descriptions. There will be improvements to the Diary mechanic to increase its loading time and stability. Last but not least, we have prepared three awesome music tracks underlying the storytelling.
And in case you’ve missed the Eclipse story – no worries. It will be available on the Armored Warfare portal for you to read in a dedicated section. That way, even the players who haven’t participated in Eclipse won’t be lost.
Prizes
Prize-wise, the Exile Battle Path will be similar to the Eclipse one. There will be lore-based skins, camouflages and other prizes, each Level prize tied contextually to the lore of the unlocked Level. The story will start in Sudan – that’s why for example an Al-Bashir Sudanese-themed skin will be one of the earliest prizes!
As usual, multiple vehicles await you. This time there’s three of them:
- Boxer CRV Tier 9 Premium AFV for reaching Level 20
- Puma Tier 10 Premium AFV for reaching Level 31
- Boxer RIWP Tier 10 Premium AFV for reaching Level 50
Blueprint-wise, we’ll leave the same choices in Eclipse so you’ll still be able to obtain Gadyuka blueprints from the Battle Path Shop (so there is that).
Click the image to open a larger version
But there’s also a new reward type called Exile Loot Crate.
These crates contain roughly the same stuff as the Eclipse Overprogression Crates. They award you either with a Premium vehicle you don’t have (Tier 3 to 10) or a “last ditch prize.” These will be available within regular Battle Path progression. The main differences between these and the Overprogression crates are:
- Exile Loot Crates are not separated by Tier (each crate offers Tier 3 to Tier 10 vehicles)
- It is possible to receive “last ditch prize” even if you don’t own some of the vehicles that can drop from these crates (it’s, however, far likelier for you to receive a vehicle)
“Last ditch prize” drop can be one of the following items:
- 5 Battle Coin Boosters
- 500 Gold
- 6.000 Battle Coins
- 10 Platinum Loot Crates
There will be 7 of these Loot Crates available within the Level 1 to 50 progression – that means 7 Premium vehicles will potentially be yours!
Click the image to open a larger version
Requirements and Changes
The rest of the mechanics will be very similar to the Eclipse ones but there are some major changes. For starters, this Battle Path is projected to last 4 months instead of 6 months. There may be extensions, but this is the intended deadline. As such:
- There is no Overprogression, this Battle Path will feature 50 levels
- Level cost was reduced from 6.000 to 5.000
- Battle Path Chain missions offer extra Battle Coin Boosters instead of Gadyuka parts
The Shop works the same way as in Eclipse but there will be the following changes:
- Blueprint slot also offers ZTL-11 parts
- Blueprint slot VERY rarely offers a single AbramsX or KF51 Panther part
- Vehicle slot offers 7 new vehicles (no, TOS-1M is not there but Skyranger, Namer, Type 99B, Otomatic and Gepard are)
- Camouflage slot offers more than 50 new camouflages
- Skin slot offers more than 50 new skins
And that’s about it, commanders. We hope you’ll enjoy this Battle Path as much as we enjoyed designing and writing it for you. The Battle Path is currently planned to launch in November and we are hard at work finishing all its content.
In summary:
- This is essentially a continuation of Eclipse battle path, but with 50 ranks max, 3 new vehicles within the ranks (wheeled Boxer CRV, Puma, and tracked Boxer RIWP), and no overprogression ranks.
- 4 months long and 5,000 coins per rank.
- No new crate vehicle, but there is a mention of KF51 blueprints. The vehicle itself has not been announced yet (probably a lootcrate vehicle in the future).
- ETA November, i.e. right after Eclipse battle path assuming no delays.
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The Red Cold event started today but is put on hold at the moment, because there is a bug where cooldown didn't occur, and it is possible to get the next days' rewards on the same day.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-07020-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.70.20 is now available!
List of Update 0.70.20 Changes
Please note: Premium Time rewards are not appearing correctly in this update. This is an interface issue and the rewards are handed out correctly.
Rate of Decay Special Operation
We are introducing the first mission of the Black Company Special Operation, which is called Rate of Decay. The Rate of Decay Special Operation takes you to north-western Texas where you’ll have to navigate through perilous canyons and fight your way through the ambushes while providing protection for your allies. For more information about the background, please visit our earlier article. Please note:
- Special Operations are available in the PvE section of HQ
- Make sure to turn your voiceover sound settings on (or up) to understand what’s going on in the mission
Make sure to submit your feedback in Discord so that we can iron out any potential issues!
Red Cold Event
The Red Cold event is bound to launch tomorrow, on October 19 in the morning (CEST/MSK). We are adding the new content including the Gadyuka skin called Patriot.
General Changes
- Added a brand-new Garage to the game (make sure to turn up your voiceover volume as there are story dialogues in the garage itself)
- Fixed an issue where the queue window was displaying strange incorrect bonuses
- Improved the game’s loading performance once more
- Arjun: Added a dozer blade ramming damage bonus
- BMPT-72: Removed the incorrect weakspots on the upper frontal plate
- Challenger 2: Improved the damage on the HESH round (it dealt less damage than the Challenger 1 round)
- Derivatsiya: Camouflages on this vehicle now appear correctly
- Leclerc: This vehicle now has 12.7mm machinegun instead of 7.62mm
- M50 Ontos: This vehicle now loses camouflage when moving (as intended)
- Merkava Mk.1: Fixed an issue where it wasn’t possible to switch fast between HEP shells and other types
- PTZ-89: HESH shells now have the same loading time as other shell types (they took longer to reload)
- Shadow: Removed the chance to set the engine on fire (hybrid engines should not burn)
- T-80UM1 Bars: Fixed an issue where the module unlock cost corresponded to Tier 7 (now corresponds to Tier 8)
- T-80UM1 Bars: The tank now shows in the garage filter correctly
- T-80UM1 Bars: Fixed the ERA layout
- TOS-1M: Autocannon now has correct elevation and depression values and no longer clips into the hull
- TTB: Added the Modern Kinetic Round trait (TTB has them already)
- ZTZ-20: WP missiles now load the correct amount in the UI (20/20)
- PvE mission “Sapphire”: Fixed a spot where players could get stuck (bunker at H4)
- PvE mission “Spearhead”: Fixed a spot where players could get stuck (pipes at F6)
- Special Operation “War”: Fixed a spot where players could get stuck (sector E7)
- Special Operation “Unrest”: Fixed a spot where players could get stuck (sector B5)
- Fixed several other minor spots on multiple maps where player vehicles could get stuck
- Fixed the AI vehicle behavior on a number of PvE maps, including Anvil, Life Jacket and Wages of Sin
- Reduced the amount of cases where players see an incorrect vehicle model when obtaining a new vehicle
- Fixed some small visual issues
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
Other notes:
- The update was supposed to come last Thursday on 12th October, but the devs ran into problems and postponed the update to today.
- Rate of Decay is the first and only mission available for the Black Company spec ops chain right now. The Apocalypse and Exodus missions will be moved to weekend mode.
- Arjun got a functioning dozer blade module back in April, but the ramming bonus allegedly didn't work until now.
- Despite what patch note suggests, the Bars' module and upgrade costs actually remain unchanged.
- People who own the T-72 M1R skin have lost access to it, and its visuals are not displaying in the game
- There are also reports of cooldown timers in contract missions and BP repeatable missions resetting after update, or that those in progress were forced to go through a timer before resuming its original state. Some people are also not happy that battalion mission timers no longer reset after at a certain time of the day, but always a fixed cooldown time after completion.
- If clicking on the reset button on a commander's skill field screen, the confirmation window shows no reset options (i.e. free reset and lose XP, paying with credits to lose less XP, or pay with gold to lose no XP), and continuing to reset will allegedly use the free reset option. Previous options to reset for free and without XP loss as a result from commander rebalance / changes are no longer available. It is not known if this bug occurred from this patch or from a previous update.
- The "Remove" option from contextual menu is gone if you try to remove an expired rental vehicle from garage.
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There is also a more serious problem where the game crashes with Nvidia graphics card driver. SS made an announcement about this:
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... we are aware of the Nvidia driver issue that's causing crashes in Armored Warfare. As a temporary solution:
- Disable all overlays (especially Nvidia Experience, Discord or Steam)
- AND/OR replace drivers with an older version
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Second patch of the week is now up.
Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-0706-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.70.6 is now available!
List of Update 0.70.6 Changes
T-80UM-1 Bars
We are introducing a new progression vehicle, the Tier 8 T-80UM-1 Bars MBT. In addition to the standard Experience and Credit requirements, unlocking this MBT requires playing 100 matches using the T-80U Tier 7 MBT in order to make sure you are accustomed to the tank’s playstyle. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.
General Changes
- Fixed the issue with incorrect bonus for long queues (except for Ranked Battles)
The previous batch of progression vehicles before the T-80UM-1 was added 3.5 years ago.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-0705-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.70.5 is now available!
List of Update 0.70.5 Changes
- Fixed several issues that caused a server crash and improved the stability of the system
- Fixed an issue where Special Operation dialogues would sometimes stop working (hopefully that is, please report any re-appearance of this issue)
- Gepard skin Gepard 1A2: Fixed the vehicle’s historical description
- Gepard skin Gepard 1A2: Fixed several minor visual issues
- PvE mission Albatross: Fixed the fuel tanks making players stuck at I4
- PvE mission Wages of Sin: Improved the Credit income for completing the mission’s objectives
- Fixed an issue where the AI opponents would sometimes (rarely) not move on some maps
- Fixed an issue where switching between shells did not work correctly in Alabino
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
Please note that the the T-80U MBT is temporarily disabled, we apologize for the inconvenience.
The progression variant of the T-80U is disabled from selection, upgrade, or play, but reskin premium versions such as Shark and Spacewalker are not. Nevertheless, playing matches in those versions of T-80U will not actually contribute to the 100-match unlock requirement for the T-80UM-1 Bars, at least not for this current build.
A few more confirmations from SS on official Discord server:
- Only progression variant counts for the 100-match requirement
- Requirement is not retroactive, i.e. you have to start from 0 after today's update and when the progression T-80U is enabled again in the future (ETA unknown)
- There is no time limit for unlocking the T-80UM-1 Bars
There is a bug showing a currency icon with the text "overprogression_t-80u" on the queue window when waiting time exceeds 3 minutes (i.e. when the bonus kicks in). SS says it is a visual bug with "no real impact or anything".
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/development-boxer-riwp
QuoteIn our last articles about the upcoming Battle Path we’ve discussed the Boxer CRV Tier 9 Premium AFV and the Puma Tier 10 Premium AFV but now’s the time to show you the ultimate prize, for which we’ve chosen a very specific configuration of the Boxer platform – Boxer RIWP.
Boxer (Tracked) with 30mm turret
Boxer RIWP is a combination of two existing systems – the Boxer (Tracked) platform and the RIWP turret by MOOG. Let’s start with the first part. Boxer (Tracked) is a private venture by KMW, one of the manufacturers and developers of the original Boxer platform. It’s basically exactly what the name suggests – a modified Boxer hull with a tracked suspension similar to the one used on the Puma IFV. The vehicle appeared in the summer of 2022 at the EUROSATORY expo in Paris.
Boxer (Tracked) with GCT120 turret, Eurosatory 2022
The advantages of such a platform are obvious – for KMW, at least, because they have produced a tracked platform with the same properties as the Boxer (it supports interchangeable modules) but with higher carrying capacity (up to 45 tons) and improved off-road capability (tracks are much better off-road than wheels, after all) for a fraction of cost of a completely new IFV. Moreover, the platform supports the same wide range of configurations as the original Boxer.
The unveiled version was fitted with the RCT120 turret armed with a 120mm low recoil smoothbore gun – in other words, it was in fire support or even light tank configuration. The tracked Boxer shown weighed some 40 tons (of which 28 tons was the Drive module), was powered by 1180hp MTU 881 CR diesel engine and could go as fast as 70 km/h (some sources claim even 100 km/h but that’s most likely an oversight based on the wheeled Boxer). The protection was basic steel presumably STANAG 4569 Level 3-4 (similar to the original Boxer) but it could be enhanced by pretty much anything on the market, from StrikeShield to Trophy.
Boxer (Tracked)
It should be said that the vehicle that appeared at the expo was purely for demonstrational purposes and was nowhere near production-ready. As such, it didn’t attract any customers – couldn’t have, the finalized version is years away. But it is an interesting concept, especially for the countries already using the Boxers, especially the United Kingdom with its Ajax program that is, mildly put, problematic.
The vehicle became quite popular last summer amongst tank enthusiasts and quickly turned into an often-requested candidate for introduction into Armored Warfare. The biggest problem with it was, however, the general blandness of the concept. Light Tanks are quite difficult to use in the game and the RCT120 turret has little going for it. Simply put, it was boring. And this is where the RIWP turret comes in.
RIWP Turret
This turret (or weapons module, if you will) was developed by MOOG sometimes around 2013-2014 and has been evolving ever since. The word RIWP stands for Reconfigurable Integrated-weapons Platform and that’s exactly what this is – a combat module that can be fitted with pretty much any weapon system the customer desired. It’s an incredibly versatile platform that consists of the main turret (carrying a gun) and two optional pylons. The gun in question can be pretty much anything from a 7.62mm universal machinegun to a 30mm autocannon. The pylons can carry Stingers, TOWs, Javelins, Hellfires – almost anything you can think of.
Stryker SHORAD-M
It’s a service module too – it’s being used on Stryker SHORAD-M, the short-range air defense vehicle of the U.S. forces. That’s roughly the configuration we’ll be using, without the air-defense sensors of course. But the best part? It’s specifically listed as being compatible with the Boxer.
Boxer with RIWP Turret (render)
This is not as what-if configuration as you might think. The Boxer was already tested with the RIWP so it stands to reason that it can be fitted to the tracked Boxer as well. And that’s what we have for you. Let’s discuss the game performance then since this vehicle’s all about player choices.
In Armored Warfare, the Boxer RIWP will be a Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle.
Let’s discuss the more obvious things first and then get to the really interesting part, which is the weapon set. This AFV is exactly what you’d expect, the Tier 9 Boxer on tracks and will be obtainable by reaching Level 50 (the maximum level) of the Exile Battle Path.
It’s not that heavier than the Boxer (we estimate the RIWP configuration to be roughly 40 tons) but has a much more powerful engine (1180hp diesel), which means it’ll be relatively nimble and fast – think K21 XC-8 but better. The maximum speed will be limited to 70 km/h but the acceleration and agility will be nothing to scoff at (2.9s from 0 to 32 km/h, 45 degrees hull traverse). Protection-wise, we have Boxer armor with StrikeShield (same configuration) along with ROSY soft kill APS. It won’t do a lot of spotting with its 370m viewrange but it will have decent 25% camouflage rating. It’ll also have a crew of two and carry a sniper as a potential spotter aid.
Click the image to open a larger version
And now to the really good stuff. The vehicle will offer you FIVE different turret configurations at your disposal. Each of them comes with two main weapons:
- 30mm autocannon (similar to the AbramsX one but will also feature a modern APFSDS round)
- 7.62mm machinegun
The weapons elevate to +60 degrees, depress to -20 degrees and the weapons station is, of course, unmanned. The configurations will look as such:
- Close Support – 4x7 70mm Hydra unguided rocket pods (fires two Hydras at once every 0.25s followed by 13s of reloading)
- Overhead Support – 4x TOW featuring standard TOW ATGMs but also TOW Aero roof-attack missiles (fires two missiles at once followed by 1.7s reload time, then the other two missiles and then the launchers reload 10 seconds)
- Long-Range Support – 4x Brimstone (fires two missiles at once followed by 2s reload time, then the other two missiles and then the launchers reload 22 seconds)
- Kinetic Support – 8x Starstreak (fires two Starstreaks at once every 1.25s followed by 10s of reloading)
- Hybrid Support – this configuration has a Javelin two-tube launcher on one side and Brimstone two-tube launcher on the other side that you can switch between, both fire two missiles at once (the Brimstone launcher reloads 11s and the Javelin launcher reloads 9s)
In case it was not obvious from the text above, all configurations fire two missiles/rockets at once, which makes them far deadlier due to the fact they can overwhelm APS easily enough. It’s also worth noting that we’ll be taking a look at the Javelin and TOW Aero (and similar system) conduct because these weapons have been underperforming as of late.
And that’s pretty much it, that’s the top prize. We hope you’ll enjoy it and are looking forward to telling you more about further improvements to the Battle Path.
Some comments from SS:
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"It's not a no-brain vehicle."
- Boxer RIWP's autocannon is "a sort of secondary weapon, the primary being the missile pods."
- Missile reload times are "preliminary. We don't want to release it broken."
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As for why no high calibre gun is chosen to make it function as an LT, "LTs have very limited audience because they are basically AFVs (but worse) or TDs (but worse)", and that "they were never great sadly because they rely on a concept that rarely works (flanking)."
- Though one can argue that LTs are better gun fire support vehicles than gun TDs due to better view range, and that the concept of flanking rarely applies to the game because of map design and overall class balance.
- The vehicle will have 2 default modules and 3 overprogression modules - presumably referring to weapon configurations.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-070-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.70 is now available!
List of Update 0.70 Changes
- Fixed an issue that caused a server crash and improved the stability of the system
- Fixed an issue with the ATGM reticle that appeared in the last update
- Fixed the appearance of the SPz BMP-1 skin
- Fixed an issue where, if a vehicle became unspotted, the light from its headlights wouldn’t disappear with it
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
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BP is now extended to 16th November.
As for overprogression loot crates at ranks 51 to 58, I've attempted to compile a known list of reskin premiums for sake of reference.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-06020-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.60.20 is now available!
List of Update 0.60.20 Changes
AbramsX Autocannon Fix
The AbramsX roof-mounted 30mm autocannon now has a separate reticle that allows you to fire over obstacles. You can read more about the system in our dedicated article.
General Changes
- Extended the Eclipse Battle Path to November 16
- Fixed an issue where the Battle Path Level 59 prize – flag unlock – was sometimes not compensated correctly (correct compensation is 25.000 Battle Coins)
- Special Operation Death: Fixed a place where players could drive out of the map at F2 (the “gate bypass” exploit) – second attempt
- Added a warning for situations where players attempting to buy items in the Battle Path magazine fail to do so because the stock refreshed during the process – second attempt
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
This patch introduces a new bug where missile reticles no longer show penetration indicator colours properly - it's usually just white. The launcher reticle (not necessarily the aiming reticle) may also appear in a seemingly random location and flicker about at times.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/development-boxer-crv
QuoteLast week we introduced the Puma, a German Tier 10 Premium coming in the next Battle Path. We also mentioned the Puma would be the middle prize (available for reaching Level 31 of 50 for that matter). And today, we’d like to tell you about the vehicle that’ll be available as the Battle Path’s first prize (for reaching Level 20) – the Boxer CRV Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle.
Boxer CRV
The Boxer platform has an interesting history reaching all the way back into the early 1990s when France, Germany and the United Kingdom decided to launch a joint wheeled modular platform project. Back then, modularity was a cutting-edge concept and despite the lack of funding for military projects and all the end of the Cold War budget cuts, they all thought they had something in there.
The beginning looked like it would end up as usual. The project was launched in 1993 by France and Germany (Great Britain joined in 1996) but by 1999 France already broke off and did its own thing (which would end up with the VBCI). This is usually the point where the Germans and the British get into additional arguments, scrap the project after multiple billions spent and buy American.
But it wasn’t like that in this case because there was really something to be had. For one, the project was managed competently by the Germans, specifically a company called ARTEC. There was an EU supervision panel but ARTEC was apparently in charge. Being controlled by both KMW and Rheinmetall comes with a lot of perks, including a huge lobbying pull.
Boxer prototype, 2003
The Netherlands joined the project in 2001 and a year later, the first two demonstrators were ready. By that time, the project had many names, different for each country:
- GTK for Germany (Gepanzertes Transport-Kraftfahrzeug)
- PSW for the Netherlands (Pantserwielvoertuig)
- MRAV for the UK (Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle)
The name Boxer appeared around 2002. Where exactly it came from is not quite clear but it was adopted and is currently used pretty much universally. The original idea was to order 200 vehicles for each of the participating countries. The United Kingdom, however, withdrew from the program in 2003 (it would rejoin the program 15 years later, but we’ll get to that). The Netherlands ordered 200 vehicles in 2006 to replace the old M113 variants such as the YPR-765 while Germany ordered 272 vehicles in 2006 to replace the old M113s and Fuchs AFVs (not the Marder). The initial production was scheduled to launch in 2004 but it was delayed until 2009 (the five years in-between were used for additional rigorous testing).
Drive Module
As technology goes, the Boxer is pretty much cutting edge even today, three decades after the project launch. The platform consists of two parts:
- Drive module (universal for all configurations)
- Mission module (different for each configuration)
The Mission module can be replaced very quickly using a crane. Whether this is actually a useful feature is another matter but it potentially allows the users to receive specialized variants (if needed) very quickly or to upgrade APCs to IFVs on short notice (providing the appropriate modules are available).
Mission Module
Both modules offer roughly the same protection (plus the option to mount extra composite armor on the basic steel hull). The baseline armor is said to be STANAG 4569 Level 4 all around, which means that the vehicle can withstand 14.5mm heavy machinegun bullets from any angle. The additional armor kit (AMAP-B) brings its frontal resistance up to Level 6, making the vehicle frontally resistant to 30mm autocannon rounds. Additional defensive measures include various systems that we’ll get to later.
The IFV version weighs some 38 tons, has a crew of 3 and is armed with a turret somewhat similar (but not identical to) the Puma IFV, featuring 30mm autocannon and a missile launcher. It is powered by a 15.9 liter MTU 8V 199 TE21 8-cylinder diesel producing some 816hp, allowing the vehicle to go as fast as 103 km/h (typical off-road speed being 40-45 km/h).
There are several sub-types of the platform, from the oldest A0 to the newest A3. They basically represent separate production runs and have only relatively minor differences, including additional protection. Most of the Boxers built are of the A1 and A2 variants. All in all, the Boxer is a very solid platform and it has seen a lot of market success (especially compared to the Puma).
Boxer CRV
Three facilities producing the Boxed had been established – two in Germany and one in the Netherlands. In total, more than 1600 vehicles have been built so far or are planned to be built, including:
- 531 for Germany
- 200 for the Netherlands
- 600 or more for the United Kingdom
- 211 for Australia
- 91 for Lithuania
The contracts are ongoing but it is the Australian contract that’s most interesting because our Boxer is based on the Australian version.
The Australian Boxer won the contract for the LAND 400 Phase 2 program that sought to replace the aging ASLAV vehicles (MOWAG Piranha III variant for Australia) that have been in service since the early 1990s. The LAND 400 program has been in work since the mid-2000s – the initial Request for Information was issued in 2006 with another, more detailed one following in 2009. The program included several phases:
- Phase 1 was the initial 2006-2009 market evaluation
- Phase 2 was the acquisition of ASLAV replacement
- Phase 3 was the new IFV program (recently won by the Korean AS21 Redback)
Phase 2 was launched in the December of 2015. By the summer of 2016, two most likely to succeed candidates were selected – Rheinmetall with its Boxer and BAE with its Patria AMV version called AMV 35. Further evaluations took place between 2017 and 2018. The winner – Rheinmetall – was announced in the March of 2018. Simultaneously, the contract was reduced from the original 225 to 211 vehicles and signed in August of the same year (for 211 vehicles and 12 spare combat modules). The first 25 vehicles would be made in Germany, the rest in Australia. The contract would comprise of:
- 133 CRV vehicles (fire support and recon Boxers)
- 13 multi-purpose vehicles
- 15 command vehicles
- 29 JFS vehicles (basically lightly armed scouts)
- 10 recovery vehicles
- 11 repair vehicles
The vehicles are to be built until 2026 (the first ones were delivered in 2019).
Boxer CRV
The CRV variant is intended for recon missions and combat, which is why it is armed to the teeth with the Rheinmetall Lance turret armed with 30mm Mk.30/2 autocannon and a Spike ATGM launcher (in later versions). The initial version from 2016 did not feature additional protection (just the composite armor option) or the missile launcher.
The gun can depress to -10 degrees and elevate to +45 degrees and can fire 200 rounds per minute (including programmable ones) although the rate of fire is variable and can reach up to 600 rounds per minute. The turret also features the C4ISR Battlefield Management System by Northrop Grumman. Additional, optional defensive measures of the CRV include the ROSY Soft-Kill APS and the StrikeShield hard-kill APS.
In Armored Warfare, the Boxer will be a Tier 9 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle.
As was mentioned above, it’ll be a reward for reaching Level 20 of the Exile Battle Path. Concept-wise, it’s similar to Puma – a solid infantry carrier and fire support vehicle with some interesting features and good protection.
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What makes it Tier 9 and not Tier 10 is the fact that the Puma is a bit more high-tech than the Boxer, is more protected and is a heavier, tracked vehicle overall. The Boxer, on the other hand, will offer more burst firepower than the Puma, which will make it more suitable for PvP.
But first things first. Let’s start with the armor. Aside from the usual frontal protection from autocannon shells, the Boxer CRV will feature two additional systems:
- ROSY soft-kill APS
- StrikeShield protection system
We intentionally are not saying anything about StrikeShield APS because it’s not really an APS in the game. From the game perspective, StrikeShield is more similar to ERA than anything else. The reason for that is that unlike typical hard-kill APS (like the Trophy) that consists of a series of sensors and a rotating launcher that lobs some projectile at an incoming missile, the StrikeShield (like its AMAP ADS predecessor – it’s basically the same system) consists of static segments, each with its own sensor set. In addition, these act as additional armor as each comes with a steel plate. The outer layer can withstand 7.62mm AP bullets while the inner layer (behind the sensor suite and charges) can withstand 14.5mm bullets on its own.
StrikeShield APS
When designing this system in Armored Warfare, we had to look at some aspects of how the APS in the game works. On one hand, we have some similar static systems in the game. On the other hand, they don’t work really well and are implemented unrealistically. The two solutions that come immediately to mind are:
- A single comprehensive system that detonates each module depending on the direction the incoming projectile is arriving from
- Or each element should be its own separate APS working in a narrow angle
The first solution is incredibly hard to implement as it would require a total APS overhaul. For such a unique system that cannot be used anywhere else (at least for the time being), this is a massive resource sink that would delay other things. Not worth it.
The second solution is more interesting and logical but it has two major issues. First is some unintended behavior. The modules are placed so that if you fire at the front of the vehicle, the frontal module “catches” the missile and explodes. But if you fire alongside it, you make the side modules explode. It’s hard to describe but it looks incredibly uncanny. The second – and perhaps more important – issue is that for this to work, you have to have a separate APS module for each segment and it breaks the UI really badly. Again, no good solution to this issue.
In the end, we decided to implement the StrikeShield combat modules as ERA with multiple charges (in addition to the extra armor they provide). We’re still working on the mechanic so we don’t have more to share right now – but the side armor of the vehicle will be durable and the Boxer will also feature effective soft-kill APS.
Boxer CRV
Next, the firepower. Once again, we’ll have a combination of 30mm autocannon and a Spike launcher with two launch tubes. The autocannon is similar to the one used by Lynx Skyranger and will also use similar ammunition (APFSDS and PELE). The autocannon will have a limited magazine and the overheat mechanic as well as a rather high rate of fire. In addition, the missile launcher (tandem HEAT missiles, the usual) will have the option to launch two missiles at once (it’ll have to be unlocked via Battle Path progression).
When it comes to mobility, the vehicle will be fairly slow and sluggish. On the bright side, it’ll make it easier to control. The Boxer will also carry Mechanized Infantry – quite possibly larger squads than usual (6 AT troops, 3 mortar crews or 2 snipers).
And that’s pretty much it. The Boxer will be more a wheeled tank than a scout, with a lot of firepower to boot. We hope you’ll enjoy it and are looking forward to telling you more about the final vehicle of the Battle Path.
More info on upcoming "Exile" BP:
- Boxer (Tier 9 AFV) will be available at Rank 20
- Puma (Tier 10 AFV) will be available at Rank 31
- One more Tier 10 vehicle as the final prize (SS said it's not Piranha)
- When asked on official Discord if release date is in November or later, SS replied "November looks like, yes"
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/development-puma
QuoteCommanders!
As the “Eclipse” Battle Path slowly enters its final month, we’d like to start telling you more about the next Battle Path we have in store for you – this one will be called “Exile” and the first vehicle that will appear as a prize (not the top prize, mind you) will be the long-awaited Puma Tier 10 Premium AFV.
Schützenpanzer Puma
As usual, a little history first. The Puma is the current most modern Infantry Fighting Vehicle of Germany’s military, the Bundeswehr. In a way, its history started where the Marder 2 left off.
After the unification of both Germanys and the enormous expenses that came with it along with the collapse of the Soviet Union and its threat to Europe, the Bundeswehr of the 1990s found itself without modern equipment. By then, Russia was just a shadow of its former power and its conversion to open market capitalism was seen as a far likelier option to its re-militarization. That was why most German military projects were either cancelled altogether or moved forward at a glacial pace.
Despite these circumstances, there was some progress and by the mid-1990s, Germany recognized once again the obsolescence of its hundreds of Marder IFVs. The Puma project started as an off-shoot of an older NGP unified platform project which (as these multi-vehicle platform plans often tend to) ended unsuccessfully in 2001. Both projects ran in parallel for a while since the “Neuer Schützenpanzer” one (the Puma one) was launched in 1998 (originally under the codenames Panther and Igel – Hedgehog in German).
The original specs called for a heavy IFV with excellent crew protection with less emphasis put on the vehicle’s weight – after all, it was intended for Europe, not to be flown around the world. The September 11 attacks changed that and a weight cap of 32 tons was added to the requirements along with the vehicle being possible to transport via an Airbus A400M plane. In other words, size restrictions were imposed on it as well. After a bit of flip-flopping from the government side (including the considerations of buying a fleet of CV90s), the development (including the new requirements) took off in earnest roughly around 2002 with a contract between the government, Rheinmetall and KWM, which called for a delivery of a demonstrator in 2005 and pre-series vehicles in 2006.
Puma demonstrator, 2003
The original amount the contract was working with was 405 vehicles in total, not enough to completely replace the Marders but enough to relegate them to secondary roles.
By 2006, the pre-production vehicles were indeed delivered and the testing began. It uncovered some rather serious issues with drivetrain, which led to delays in signing of the production contract as well as some rather serious concerns from the government. The objections were, however, overruled and the 405-vehicle contract (worth 3.1 billion EUR) was confirmed in 2009.
By 2012, more issues arose as the price of the program kept rising. During the parliamentary discussion of the topic, it was revealed that the projected costs were actually double of the original amount (5.99 billion EUR). The same year, the contract was reduced to 350 vehicles.
In the meanwhile, the early 10 production Pumas were undergoing a series of trials, which revealed new teething issues. It took some time for them to be fixed but by 2015, the vehicle was ready to be accepted for service with the Panzergrenadier (Mechanized Infantry) units. The production continued at a somewhat steady pace and by 2019, a new production run of 210 vehicles was announced. In December 2022, the Bundeswehr had roughly 350 operational Pumas.
Puma, Level A configuration
But it wasn’t all sunshine and roses – not by a longshot. In short, Pumas had – and still have – issues. Reliability problems were cited as the most common, reaching the point where the Bundeswehr announced on March 18, 2021 that a large chunk of Pumas was not operational, affecting even the elite of the NATO – the VJTF (Very High Readiness Joint Task Force). It seems that these problems were known for quite a while and only got out to the public when the situation became critical.
Another problem was that the Puma was – and is – expensive. Really expensive. It’s one of the most expensive IFVs out there, which did not help the attempts to export it in the slightest. So far, the Bundeswehr is the only military using the Puma – but not for the lack of trying. The Puma was marketed without success to the following countries:
- Australia (retired from the Land 400 contest that was later won by the Redback)
- Canada (acquisition cancelled)
- Chile (allegedly way too expensive for South America)
- Croatia (lost to the American M2A2 ODS)
- Czech Republic (fared poorly in testing, lost to the CV90)
- Hungary (lost to the Lynx)
In the meanwhile, during a December 2022 exercise, all of the 18 Pumas involved broke down (mostly due to electronics issues), an embarrassing result by any standard. The abovementioned issues led to a temporary pause on the German contract of 210 vehicles, which was subsequently reduced in May 2023 to 50 Pumas delivered between 2025 and 2027. As of now, there aren’t enough operational Pumas to meet Bundeswehr’s requirements and the relatively obsolete Marder continues to serve.
Schützenpanzer Puma
Despite all these setbacks, the Puma is a cutting-edge vehicle using the latest IFV trends to protect its crew. It has a crew of three and can carry six men. The whole crew sits in a separate compartment and the turret is unmanned, offering very high protection even without the full armor kit that can be removed for air transportation – this is the Level A config. The Level C config is the full high-intensity battlefield kit featuring additional AMAP-B composite armor and AMAP-SC ERA kit. In case you are wondering, Level B was supposed to be something inbetween intended for railway transportation but since Level C meets the railway requirements as well, it was scrapped.
Level A (basic armor) offers protection from 14.5mm machinegun rounds only while Level C provides protection against 30mm autocannon rounds and heavy shaped charges both frontally and on the sides. The roof is also reinforced to withstand lighter mortar rounds and drone attacks. The Puma also offers significant protection from mine and IED blasts. And then there’s the MUSS soft-kill APS that launches smoke grenades when it detects an ATGM launch. In short, the Puma is one of the best-protected IFVs on the planet.
The firepower is also adequate with its unmanned turret armed with a 30mm autocannon and a launcher for two Spike-LR guided missiles. The autocannon can fire programmable ammunition as well as armor piercing one. The autocannon is belt-fed, providing the option of continuous fire. The fire control system is cutting edge of course, although the details aren’t publically available.
Schützenpanzer Puma
The vehicle offers good mobility thanks to its solid MTU V10 892 diesel producing 1088hp, more than enough even for the Level C configuration that weighs some 43 tons. Its maximum road speed is around 70 km/h. And last but not least, there are multiple situational awareness systems including a 360 degree camera system that allows the crew to see the surrounding environment.
In Armored Warfare, the Puma will be a Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle.
Gameplay-wise, we will tune the Puma to become a solid vehicle for our PvE. After all, new PvE challenges are on the horizon and a reliable, well-protected AFV with good sustained firepower will come in handy.
And that’s exactly what the Puma is – it won’t feature any special or situational features, it’ll just be a good, well-protected machine capable of laying down fire with its 30mm autocannon.
Protection-wise, we’ll be basing our Puma on the Level C configuration of course, which means powerful frontal and side composite armor and ERA (or NERA, this is something we’re still looking into). In other words, the frontal protection and the side protection will be the same, which is rather new for Armored Warfare. On the downside, it’s not like the armor will match that of an MBT. Resistance to 30mm shells is roughly what you can expect along with a rather tame soft-kill APS.
Schützenpanzer Puma
It’s worth noting we tried to model the famous Hedgehog armor (Igelpanzerung) on top but the model was just killing the game’s performance since it had too many polygons and a low polygon version looked terribly. In the end, we decided to model additional steel plates in its stead, so the in-game Puma will have the solid top protection you are likely expecting from it.
Another interesting topic is the weapons and the unmanned turret (which will of course take reduced damage). The Puma will be capable of continuous fire, making the Spike LR launchers more or less secondary. It’ll be a convenient vehicle to use (expect -15/+45 depression and elevation) with a reasonable rate of fire which we are still deciding on. One option is a high damage/low ROF combo, which would be the realistic choice since the Puma gun fires at roughly 200 rounds per minute. The other option is a low damage/high ROF combo (think 450-470 rounds per minute), which would be unrealistic but offer higher in-game consistency (since we wouldn’t need to introduce overbuffed 30mm shells).
What is decided, however, is that the Puma will not use magazines – the gun will overheat when fired continuously to regulate its damage per minute output (this is where the missiles come in handy) but the whole concept resembles more Marder 2 than, say, the Skyranger. The Spike ATGMs will be sufficient for Tier 10 as well – tandem HEAT with fire and forget option, two launch tubes with two seconds between launches followed by a longer reload.
The mobility will be average, as will the camouflage. The Puma will have excellent viewrange thanks to its advanced electronics – think 460 meters. And that’s about it, except one more potential trick up its sleeve.
For the release of the next Battle Path, we are developing a new infantry type and the Puma will have it too. We aren’t sure we’ll be able to make it for the release (in which case it’ll be added later) and we do not have a prototype to show you just yet, but we do hope you’ll like it.
All in all, there will be three level progression vehicles in the next Battle Path – the Tier 10 Puma (which is the middle prize), an earlier prize and the Tier 10 top prize. There will not be any overprogression levels in the Exile Battle Path and yes, the level prices will be tuned down again, which means you’ll be able to obtain the Puma fairly easily.
New BP name is "Exile", and it will have three vehicles, with the Puma being the second reward vehicle, and another Tier 10 vehicle being the final prize (but not in the way how EBRC Jaguar was introduced as overprogression reward for Eclipse BP).
Regarding the Puma:
- The Puma has been a highly requested vehicle for some time, though SS commented in the past that he wasn't sure how Puma would play "differently from other generic boxy IFVs".
- That said, Puma has been mentioned in a few of the Eclipse BP's diary entries.
- According to SS on official Discord server, it will have regular infantry compartment (i.e. 4 AT troopers or 1 mortar trooper).
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I got all three (Afghan Camo #1, Afghan Camo #2, and Pakistani Camo) from the latest event, and they appear on my camo list as well as search result in customisation screen.
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-0605-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.60.5 is now available!
List of Update 0.60.5 Changes
Module Name Fixes
Once again, we have fixed a number of module and ammunition names to match their correct real-life counterparts. Many thanks to Spyder, one of our esteemed players, for his contributions.
General Changes
- PvP map Waterway (Panama): Fixed a bunch of rocks near a bridge making players stuck at B3
- PvE mission Scorpion: Fixed a rock making players stuck at I4
- PvE mission Tsunami: Fixed a power pole making players stuck at D4
- PvE mission Wages of Sin: Fixed a rock making players stuck at D4
- Special Operation Death: Fixed a place where players could drive out of the map at F2 (the “gate bypass” exploit)
- Added a warning for situations where players attempting to buy items in the Battle Path magazine fail to do so because the stock refreshed during the process
- Further optimized the game’s loading process (third iteration)
- Re-introduced the incorrectly removed “Russian Heart” decal that will be issued in the near future
- Fixed an issues where the Afghanistan camouflages did not provide a proper bonus to camouflage rating
- Fixed an issue where unlocking Battle Path levels and Loot Crates produced visual issues
- Fixed some small UI issues
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
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This topic is brought up by Abyss on official AW discord server, as Eclipse BP has overprogression crates that drop premium vehicles that players have not yet earned, including those that are reskins of existing vehicles aka "Reskinniums". As a result we want to compile a list of known vehicles with everyone's input.
Tier 2:
- T92 ACAV (screenshot) (not obtainable from BP Eclipse crates, but still available directly from dealer)
Tier 3:
- T-62 Veteran (screenshot)
Tier 4:
- 2S14 Zhalo-S Black Eagle (screenshot)
- 2S14 Zhalo-S Merc (screenshot)
- AMX-10P PAC 90 Fox (screenshot)
- AMX-10P PAC 90 Merc (screenshot)
- IS-7 Defender (screenshot)
- LAV-150 90 Merc (screenshot)
- OA-82 Jarmila 2 Monster (screenshot)
- OF-40 Ice (screenshot)
- Object 430 Ice (screenshot)
- ZBD-86 Neon (screenshot)
Tier 5:
- Begleitpanzer 57 Joker (screenshot)
- Begleitpanzer 57 Toy (screenshot)
- BMD-2 Black Eagle (screenshot)
- BMD-2 Ace (screenshot)
- BMD-2 Wolf (screenshot)
- ERC-90 F4 République (screenshot)
- ERC-90 F4 Shark (screenshot)
- M511 Sheridan Hi-Tech (screenshot)
- M60A3 ICE (screenshot)
- Object 279 Banner Bearer (screenshot)
- T-64AV Hunter (screenshot)
- T-72 Victory (screenshot)
- T-72AV Ace (screenshot)
- T-72AV Ash (screenshot)
- T-72AV ICE (screenshot)
- VBL Hi-Tech (event reward)
Tier 6:
- BMD-4 Joker (screenshot)
- EE-18 Sucuri II Monster (screenshot)
- Expeditionary Tank Reaper (screenshot)
- Expeditionary Tank Uncle Sam (screenshot)
- FV721 Fox Shark (screenshot)
- Leopard 2AV ICE (screenshot)
- Leopard 2AV Predator (screenshot)
- MBT-70 MERC (screenshot)
- RDF-LT Claw (screenshot)
- RDF-LT Neon (screenshot)
- Taifun II Claw (screenshot)
- VFM Mk. 5 MERC (screenshot)
- WZ-1224 Trash Panda (screenshot)
- XM1 Fox (screenshot)
Tier 7:
- Challenger 1 Fionn (screenshot)
- Challenger 1 Wolf (screenshot)
- M60-2000 Neon (screenshot)
- Merkava Mk.2D Black Eagle (screenshot)
- Merkava Mk.2D Storm (screenshot)
- Merkava Mk.2D SAW (screenshot)
- Object 187 Dragon (screenshot)
- PTZ-89 SAW (screenshot)
- Stingray 2 Black Eagle (screenshot)
- Stingray 2 Shark (screenshot)
- T-80U Shark (screenshot)
- T-80U Spacewalker (screenshot)
- Wiesel 1 HOT Wolf (screenshot)
Tier 8:
- AMX-10 RCR Autumn (website offer announcement)
- AMX-10 RCR Vive la France (screenshot)
- BMPT Mod.2000 Reaper (screenshot)
- BMPT Mod.2000 Sapphire (screenshot)
- KTO Rosomak M1M Wataha (screenshot)
- Leopard 2 Revolution Wallbreaker (website offer announcement)
- M1134 Fox (screenshot)
- T-72B3 (Blue Camo) (screenshot)
- T-72B3 (Green Camo)
- T-72B3 Sunray (website offer announcement)
- T-72B3 (Red Camo) (screenshot)
- Type 96B Red Dragon (screenshot)
Tier 9:
- B1 Centauro 120 Wolf (screenshot)
- VT5 (Dragon) (screenshot)
Tier 10:
- Object 640 Black Eagle (not known to be obtainable under normal circumstances)
- SPHINX Monster (screenshot)
-- Will update the list if there are new findings --
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Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/update-05020-now-available
QuoteWe are happy to announce that the Update 0.50.20 is now available!
List of Update 0.50.20 Changes
Module Name Fixes
We have fixed a number of module and ammunition names to match their correct real-life counterparts. Many thanks to Spyder, one of our esteemed players, for his contributions.
Graveyard of Empires
This Afghanistan-themed event will start tomorrow morning. Stay tuned for more information.
General Changes
- AbramsX: Changed the positions of both decals
- AbramsX: Fixed an issue with an incorrect APS charge amount upon respawn
- Namer: Fixed an issue where the Blossoms of Wealth skin was disabled for the EU/RU region
- A number of skins have been enabled for the EU/RU region
- Further optimized the game’s loading process
- Removed an incorrectly issued player avatar
- Fixed some small localization issues
- Added some assets for upcoming events
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BP is now extended to 28th September. The total duration is still a tad shorter than the original 180 days though.
Related thread:
November 23 & 25 Patch Notes
in Upcoming Changes Discussion
Posted · Edited by Qbicle
There is a second attempt on maintenance (see edit history)
There was supposed to be another maintenance to start the Exile BP today.
Source:
https://aw.my.games/en/news/general/server-maintenance-13
But the said maintenance did not occur. As a result there BP has been delayed
, probably until next week.UPDATE:
The maintenance notice has now been updated, and they are planning another maintenance on the next day, i.e. 25th November. I am leaving the original text above unchanged for now.