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· A new testing phase for War Thunder's infantry mode has started.
· Unlike previous tests, AI squads are excluded, focusing on player-vs-player combat.
· It features large-scale solo battles, with participation from 40 or 128 players.

· This test takes place on new maps like Granito Grantorad and Al Masa.
· It features firearms, armored vehicles, and helicopters from the US and Russia.
· Vehicle presets have been updated, with various improvements applied to controls, sound, and optimization.

· Players engage in combat with real players in an environment without AI squads.
· Initially, some AI were visible, but soon only players remained.
· You can select vehicles like the Tongusa to participate in battles.

· Players engage in fierce battles against waves of enemies.
· Use the Tongusa vehicle to destroy enemy tanks and capture objectives.
· Utilize a combination of high-explosive and armor-piercing rounds for building destruction and armor penetration.

· From the mid-game onwards, numerous drones appear, posing a threat to players.
· Players must use special firearms to detect and shoot down drones.
· Utilize radar to identify enemy positions and respond strategically.

· The constant appearance of drones can lead to ammunition shortages.
· Players must effectively eliminate drones using missiles.
· Drone attacks are powerful enough to destroy vehicles in a single hit.

· Intense artillery duels occur between tanks.
· Players strive to destroy enemy tanks and contribute to their team's victory.
· Utilizing anti-air vehicles to intercept drones and aircraft is also crucial.

· This infantry update was generally satisfactory.
· However, the slight sluggishness felt during character movement seems to require improvement.
· The video concludes by asking viewers what further content they would like to see in War Thunder's infantry mode.