Enhanced land mine

Enhanced land mine is one of the modules described without any cost, and the description is two short sentences: “more explosives in shells. More damage to infantry and buildings.” Confirmed by the game files, build 23882143. ⛔ Both gains are recorded, together with penalties to vehicle damage and area resistance. The name and the effect do not obviously match — the description talks about shells, not mines — and we report both as published. It is one of eleven modules in the list described without any cost attached, which is worth knowing before comparing it to the loads that do name one.

Naming this a land mine while describing it as a shell modification is the kind of mismatch that comes from a translation rather than from a design intent, and the Russian text calls it a shell load too. Confirmed by the game files, build 23882143. ⛔ We do not resolve it: the English name is what a player sees in the game, so it is the name this page carries. The three damage columns are not close to each other on most weapons: the Empire AK-125 turret does 53.2 against infantry and 29.0 against vehicles, and the flamethrower turret 369.2 against infantry and 76.9 against vehicles.

The module raises infantry and building damage while reducing vehicle damage. Compare it with weapons aimed at those targets, after checking its admitted weapon types. The Empire flamethrower turret records 369.2 calculated infantry damage per second and 30.8 against buildings, but it is a comparison rather than a confirmed compatible carrier. The module’s changes exist in its effect fields. The turret’s building figure of 30.8 also does not establish what a shell modifier would do to a flamethrower. Compatibility and final application must be checked separately.

Bring armour. A load specialised into infantry and buildings is by definition not specialised into vehicles, and the site publishes all three damage columns on every unit fiche so the check takes a second. Against a base defended this way, vehicles are the cheap answer rather than the brave one. And the Empire Gorb Tank at 110 front armour is the shape of the answer — a vehicle whose protection was never the column this load addresses. Our reading.