Corrections
Every correction we make is logged here, with what the page used to say and what it says now. Nothing is quietly deleted. The procedure is set out in the editorial policy.
21 September 2026 — site rewritten; fabricated and unverifiable claims removed
The site was rebuilt from scratch. As part of that, the following claims were removed or corrected because they were unverifiable, misleading, or simply not true. They are listed here rather than erased, because a corrections page that hides the original error is not a corrections page.
| What the site said | Why it was wrong | What it says now |
|---|---|---|
| “Why Enlisted Is the Best Choice for Online Gaming” (headline) | An unsubstantiated superlative. “Best” is not a verifiable property of a game. | The headline now describes the article: an explanation of how the game works. |
| “Reader Stories” masthead and “This is a reader-submitted story” footer | No reader submitted anything. The framing invented a source that did not exist. | Removed entirely. Articles carry a named author who actually wrote them. |
| “thousands of players are making the switch” | A statistic with no source. We have no player-migration data and neither did the original page. | Removed. No player counts of any kind are published. |
| “the scale of the battles is unmatched” and “Enlisted supports large squads, creating a sense of chaos that smaller games simply cannot replicate” | Unverifiable superlative, and it misdescribed the mechanic: the crowded battlefield comes from AI-controlled soldiers, not from large numbers of human players. | The AI squad mechanic is now explained accurately, and the page explicitly declines to quote a players-per-team figure. |
| “most players who try it never go back” | An invented retention claim. | Removed. |
| “Enlisted offers better value for money… many online games require you to purchase additional content… Enlisted offers a lot of content for free” | Materially misleading. It implied the game has no paid content. It sells premium squads, premium vehicles and weapons, a premium account and a paid seasonal pass. | A dedicated section and diagram set out what is free and what is sold, and state that whether this amounts to pay-to-win is contested. |
| “the learning curve is gentle”, “you will never get bored” | A guaranteed-outcome claim about a subjective experience. | Removed. The page now says who the game suits and who it does not. |
| “All you need to do is download the game, create an account, and join a squad” | Incomplete: it omitted that PC players are expected to create or link a publisher account, and said nothing about platforms. | A platforms section covers distribution, the account requirement and cross-play. |
| Privacy policy describing cookies, analytics, remarketing partners, a 90-day identifier retention and a consent banner | None of it was true. The site set no cookies, ran no analytics and had no banner. A privacy policy that overstates collection is still an inaccurate privacy policy. | Rewritten to describe what actually happens: a server access log kept about 14 days, and nothing else. |
| Cookie policy describing necessary, analytics and advertising cookie categories and a consent banner | Described cookies that did not exist and a banner that was never shown. | Rewritten to state that nothing is stored, explain why no banner is required, and show the reader how to verify it in developer tools. |
| Links to cookie-policy.html and privacy-policy.html from inside the legal pages | Both were broken relative links that resolved to pages that did not exist. | Fixed, and every internal link on the site is now checked. |
| Site-wide noindex, nofollow and referrer: no-referrer | The site asked search engines to ignore it while being advertised, and stripped referrer information. | Removed. The referrer policy is now strict-origin-when-cross-origin, and a robots.txt and sitemap.xml exist. |
| No publisher identification anywhere on the site | A commercial site in the EU must identify its operator. | BRIGÁDA 972 s.r.o. is identified in the footer of every page, on the legal notice, the contact page and in the structured data. |
| Fonts loaded from a third-party font service | Every visitor’s IP address was disclosed to a third party before they had done anything. | Removed. The site now uses the system font stack and loads nothing from any other domain. |
21 September 2026 — corrections made during the rebuild, before publication
While the rebuilt pages were being checked against the publisher’s own material, three factual errors were found in the new draft and fixed the same day. The draft was briefly reachable on this domain, so they are logged here rather than quietly amended.
| Draft said | Problem | Corrected to |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms listed as “Windows PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S” | Incomplete. Last-generation PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions were added after the current-generation launch. | The platform section and its diagram now say PC, PlayStation and Xbox, note that last-generation versions came later, and tell the reader to check their own store. |
| “A major update in 2024 replaced that structure” (the campaign merge) | Wrong year. The publisher dates the relaunch to 2 November 2023. | “In late 2023 — the official site dates the relaunch to 2 November 2023”, with the four countries and the research trees described as the publisher describes them. |
| “left that testing period with a 1.0 release in April 2024” | Not supported by the sources checked. April 2021 was the PC open beta; 2024 was the Steam release. | “It reached PC open beta in April 2021… and came to Steam in 2024.” |
| Nothing said about cross-progression | An omission that could cost a reader real time: cross-play works, but progress does not move between platforms. | Stated in the platforms section, in the diagram, in the FAQ and in the beginner’s guide. |
Standing note on figures
Where the rewrite could not verify a number, it does not state one. The list of things deliberately left unquoted is on the sources page and in each article.
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