Roadmap

Air & support · Effort M

Any player can buy an FPV drone for $2,500 and fly it into an enemy vehicle. Battery lasts 240 s, 60 s cooldown per player, RPG-sized warhead, and it will not arm within 120 m of your own base.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

A small, cheap and fast scout helicopter for WEST.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

Two extra base/town statics: the DShKM heavy machine gun and the AGS grenade launcher, priced like their counterparts.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

The Czech Mi-171Sh armed transport helicopter, a step up from the Mi-8.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

The Czech RM-70 multiple rocket launcher at Heavy Factory level 4.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

The Czech T-72M4CZ main battle tank at Heavy Factory level 4.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

Czech T810 trucks: an armed MG truck plus repair, refuel and rearm versions.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

EAST gets the large C-130J for paradrops and airlift, matching WEST.

Economy · Effort M

One bank per side, built at least 800 m from your own HQ. While it stands it pays your team a shared cash pool; it is guarded by 2 MGs and an AT post and shows an R on the map, so the enemy can raid it.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

A buyable truck your team can respawn at, so a forward push can keep going without a FOB or HQ nearby.

Economy · Effort M

After Aircraft Factory level 1, fly supply runs by helicopter: 15 s to load at a town, 15 s to unload at your Command Center, and 25% more money and score than a truck run.

Economy · Effort S

Your own HQ can be lifted by a heavy helicopter again, so the commander can move base fast.

Economy · Effort S

Each factory gets a queue cap: Barracks level + 2, Light/Heavy/Aircraft level + 1. The buy menu shows your queue against the cap.

Economy · Effort S

Camp respawns restore your custom loadout without charging you for it again, like a base respawn.

Economy · Effort S

Cancel the last unit in your factory queue and get all your money back.

Economy · Effort S

A sell action on vehicles you bought, at base: you get 50% of the price, scaled by hull health. Confirm twice so nobody sells by accident.

Economy · Effort M

Queue upgrades, including several levels of the same one. Each starts automatically as soon as there is enough supply.

Economy · Effort S

Crew price becomes 3% of the vehicle price per crewman (capped at $400) instead of a flat $120. A jeep crew stays cheap; a top tank or jet crew costs more.

Economy · Effort S

Rearm price scales with how empty the vehicle is, with a 10% minimum. A nearly full vehicle pays almost nothing. Artillery is excluded so nobody fires and refills for free.

Economy · Effort S

HQ repair cost grows from $7,500 to $49,500 over the average round length, so a late-game HQ kill matters more.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

A tall tower with an AA gun on top for base air defense.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

Factories get the heavy concrete wall ring the HQ already has.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

Statics you build at base get manned by AI, unless you turn it off.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort M

Pick a complete position (strongpoint, checkpoint, MG nest, AA pit) and place it in one go. Max 3 per base area.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

Enemy fire does about 3x more damage to factories and HQ than now (damage divided by 2 instead of 6; HQ by 3 instead of 5). A real armored assault can break a base without needing a nuke.

Units, vehicles & gear · Effort S

The cap per base area rises to 25 and grows with your Barracks level.

Air & support · Effort M

A new upgrade and building (one per side, needs your own AAR). It marks on the map where enemy artillery fired from, inside its radius.

Air & support · Effort M

One MAZ-543 SCUD per side, limited to 20 km/h. It fires a saturation strike on a target you click on the map.

Air & support · Effort M

While a friendly C-130, MV-22, Mi-17 or An-2 flies above 150 m, your side sees moving ground vehicles within 6 km on the map, refreshed every 30 s. EAST also gets the C-130J.

Air & support · Effort S

OA aircraft drop flares on their own when locked; today flares are manual.

Air & support · Effort S

Takistan jets and helicopters unlock stronger EASA loadouts with each air upgrade.

Air & support · Effort S

The F-35B and Su-34 get 2 anti-radar missiles that home on Tunguska, Linebacker and radar sites.

Air & support · Effort S

The first SPAAG missile drains the jet's fuel and damages it slightly, giving the pilot a chance to glide out and land. A repair refuels it. The second hit always kills.

Air & support · Effort S

AAR level 1 sees aircraft above 100 m, level 2 above 60 m, level 3 above 30 m. Pilots can no longer hide just above the trees all game.

Air & support · Effort S

Rifles and MGs no longer damage aircraft beyond 300 m.

Air & support · Effort S

Enemies you spot show up on the map of every player on your side, not only on yours.

AI & world · Effort S

Three armed resistance boats (AA, rockets, heavy MG) roam the coast, but only while players are within 1.5 km of a coastal town.

Maps & world · Effort L

Three LHD carriers become capture points at sea: Khe Sanh Alpha (north-east), Bravo (south-east) and Charlie (off Skalisty). They start in resistance hands; you capture one like a town, with its camps on the flight deck.

AI & world · Effort M

When players come within about 2 km of a carrier, it launches AI aircraft: mostly Mi-24 Hinds or L-39s, sometimes an Su-34 or a scripted air duel. They despawn when the area goes quiet.

Maps & world · Effort M

Holding Khe Sanh Alpha or Bravo opens an aircraft shop on the carrier. Bought aircraft spawn on the flight deck.

Air & support · Effort M

Charlie carries a SCUD launcher. Its owner can order a strike from the Tactical menu: $25,000, 5-minute cooldown, a barrage of HE, top-attack bombs and white phosphorus over a 300 m zone. The enemy gets no warning.

Maps & world · Effort S

Aircraft can repair, rearm and refuel on a carrier your side holds.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort L

A 4-level upgrade fields up to 3 AI patrols per side that drive the roads and take towns: level 2 motorized, level 3 armored, level 4 air. They get stronger every 45 minutes.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

Taking the town centre hands its camps to the new owner too.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

Garrisons of active towns rotate a 4-man group on a 300-800 m loop.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

The camp capture radius grows from 10 to about 14 m, and from 5 to 8 m for players.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

Static weapons in a town get gunners right after capture instead of only when enemies come close.

Maps & world · Effort M

Each match picks the starting bases at random from a larger, tested set of locations (Chernarus 28 instead of 19, Takistan 21 instead of 14), always away from town capture zones. More variety, and nobody starts on top of an objective.

Maps & world · Effort S

You can no longer buy aircraft at an airfield the enemy owns.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

Defenders appear in a ring at 70-95% of the town radius instead of at the camps, so attackers meet them on the way in.

Maps & world · Effort M

NWAF, NEAF and Balota get a capture point with light defenses, a repair point and a hangar aircraft only the holder can buy.

Towns, garrisons & QRF · Effort S

Up to 6 towns send AI patrols to their neighbours, so the map is not empty between fights.

Maps & world · Effort S

Holding Krasnostav unlocks the T-72M4CZ; holding NWAF unlocks the RM-70.

Maps & world · Effort S

A side that holds at least 80% of all towns for 30 unbroken minutes wins. Start, milestones and breaks are announced, with a countdown on the HUD.

Maps & world · Effort M

One hour into the round an oilfield opens between the two bases. Holding it pays 200 supply per minute, up to 15,000 per round. Enemies can sabotage it; the owner has to repair it.

GUER faction · Effort L

Up to 4 players join as insurgents: no base, spawn in friendly towns, buy anywhere from an arsenal that unlocks with kills (technicals, then BRDM/BTR, T-55, T-72), and harass both armies. Off unless the admin enables it.

AI & world · Effort M

Each side draws an event card every 15 minutes, also with player commanders.

Maps & world · Effort L

A compact city map with 11 towns on real Zargabad locations, extra supply and cash income for a faster round, and a 3 km view-distance cap for steady FPS.

AI & world · Effort M

With a player in command, the AI keeps running and refilling its own teams on the front, so low-pop rounds still feel full.

AI & world · Effort L

The AI commander builds the base, researches upgrades, founds AI teams and attacks towns. A player can take over command at any time.

Maps & world · Effort S

Rounds stay at daytime, with no night phase.

UI & QoL · Effort S

One vote for a handful of small gameplay tweaks. Comment if one of them should get its own vote.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Listen first: the new 41-second Miksuu intro track, for the server intro video, streams and match videos.

UI & QoL · Effort M

The HUD and menus show your live income rate, which town you're capturing and what it's worth, and a research ladder with what each upgrade unlocks. Messages show the real payout.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Your artillery shows its range as a circle on the map.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Prices include the crew, turn red when you cannot afford them, and factory tabs show the live queue count.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Join a round in progress and you get a short card with how long the round has run, who holds which towns, and each side's money and upgrades. You know where things stand in seconds.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Tap W twice and your soldier keeps running until you press a movement key.

UI & QoL · Effort S

An EAR button in the WF menu fades game volume to 20% and back.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Loadouts are tagged [AA]/[AG]/[MR], and EASA at engineer repair trucks actually works.

UI & QoL · Effort S

A read-only Economy Overview shows where your money and supply come from, with sell markers and a preview.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Vehicles get a solid faction color (WEST near-black, EAST olive, insurgents tan) and an optional faction flag, so you can tell sides apart at a glance and at range. You can toggle it with a key.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Rebuy your last unit per category with one click, even after reconnecting, and pin your favorites. Unusual vehicles like the salvage truck get a short explanation when you select them.

UI & QoL · Effort S

The gear buy menu keeps the last selected row on every tab.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Big moments become visible: a destroyed HQ sends up a smoke column you can see on the map and sets off a server-wide alarm, a win ends with faction-colored flares, and sides pop colored smoke when they launch an assault.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Both sides see a countdown to impact and hear a warning while the missile flies.

UI & QoL · Effort S

The WF menu shows the in-game time, and a short card on spawn lists the active round settings.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Build a Radio Tower and you can tune in to one of four live internet radio stations while you're in a vehicle. Music without a bigger mission download, and one more building worth defending.

UI & QoL · Effort S

When you die you see who killed you, with which weapon, from how far.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Mount every squad member within 10 m into a vehicle, or unload them, with one action.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Give bought AI infantry a saved loadout template from the Team Menu.

UI & QoL · Effort L

Map markers show the right direction, colors and classes, appear reliably when you join mid-match and stop dragging FPS on big matches. Friendly markers also flash under fire, grey out when AFK and tint when wounded.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Friendly AI soldiers and vehicles get name tags with crew counts, and vehicles show how many kills they have. You can hide the AI name tags in Settings.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Big kills (HQ, jets, heavy armor) are announced in a short feed.

Stats & telemetry · Effort M

When a round ends, you get a card with what you earned and did that round, and the victory banner names the side that actually won.

Stats & telemetry · Effort M

Your kills, deaths, captures, supply runs, structures built and playtime are recorded every round and show up on the public miksuu.com leaderboard once you link Steam to Discord. See how you stack up across rounds.

UI & QoL · Effort S

The commander console and Tactical Center get a cleaner card layout with every function kept.

UI & QoL · Effort L

Spawn points show their type, change color when they are within 500 m of an enemy town and show your distance to them. You can also choose to keep your gear or take the default kit. No more spawning blind into a firefight.

UI & QoL · Effort S

The service list shows each vehicle's damage and fuel, and greys out rearm or refuel you cannot afford.

UI & QoL · Effort L

A proper Settings panel replaces the old skins button, with per-profile toggles for every client preference and an adaptive view distance that chases the framerate you pick. One place for your settings instead of scattered menus.

UI & QoL · Effort L

Pick your soldier's look with a Skin Selector that really swaps your character, plus 53 new purely cosmetic skins. Visual variety with no balance impact.

UI & QoL · Effort S

A spectator mode with an auto director, smooth follow cameras and a streamer menu for casting rounds.

UI & QoL · Effort L

Save your loadout as one of four named presets so every AI soldier you buy spawns wearing it, with the price shown before you commit. Squad leaders stop re-buying gear piece by piece every respawn.

UI & QoL · Effort S

A war-room view of all your teams, plus a free-look recon camera.

UI & QoL · Effort S

Selling a structure or firing the $75,000 ICBM asks for a second click first.

UI & QoL · Effort M

Small menu fixes that add up: votes always run the option you picked, menus stop throwing errors and you get warned before a scheduled restart. Less friction every time you open a menu.

UI & QoL · Effort M

First-time players get a few short, skippable welcome cards, tips show up in chat during play, and the in-game help explains the newer systems. New players learn the game without a wall of text.