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What is a Tour of Duty?
What is an Operation?
Both Campaign Types can be modded, and custom missions can be used to create your own Custom Campaigns. We expect Operations will be the popular with some mission designers (Hi DrSqua! Hi IP! Hi Pilz!) 
Exclusively in Campaigns comes a new currency: Battle Honors. You gain BH by winning campaigns or through random events in the Tour of Duty mode. 
Unlike Door Kickers 1, though, you won't be able to Max Out the entire Doctrine Tree. Pick and Choose, folks - there's only so much time each squad has for training. 
You can expect some of the old missions you've already seen to be changed in smaller or larger fashion. Don't fret, with the upcoming game reset, you won't miss a thing!
The stakes are now higher, enemies more ruthless, but there's also more variation at all enemy tiers, as Insurgents are not a homogenous bunch, but a ragtag group of fighters. And some enemies boost their friends nearby, so make sure to prioritize the Elites first! 
The editor was also improved, adding more options for dynamic gameplay: moving elements, new types of triggers, custom scenario-ending conditions and more.
New Enemies! The Rabble gang - which are really low level insurgents grabbing their pitchforks and rising up - get a hunting shotgun and a bolt action. Literally what they could find around the farm. They are not particularly good at using them, but they can hit hard when they do not miss. 
New Weapons! Rangers get the shiny new M4 URG-I carbine, light and handy in combat. 
The SAD boys get more toys: the very short RSAR - subsonic rifle rounds out of a PDW-sized carbine; the M320 standalone grenade launcher they can use to supplement firepower; the very concealable and iconic PPK and even a sawed-off side by side which they can conceal for extra chaos. 
Oh, and you can now turn Dushkas around.
What's next? Doctrines are on final leg, pretty cool and slightly different from Door Kickers 1 era. Campaigns are shaping nicely. New missions are coming. The future is bright, but we're still releasing when it's properly done. 
New content: 5 New Maps can be found in the Tiny Troubles 2, Deck of Cards and Extreme Rescues 2 Mission Packs. And many improvements to the Mission Generator too!
To help with Situation Awareness and keeping your squad under control, a handy panel pops down from the upper left corner of the HUD. It shows the current status of each trooper and what gear or weapons they are currently using. And you can use the panel to quickly center the camera on a trooper - just left click on their portrait. 
Your troops can now operate the Dushkas and engage the enemy. They're quite deadly, but mind the limited traverse speed and arcs. And no, you can't climb on vehicles and man those guns - but neither can the enemy. 
New weapons! The Nowheraki boys got their hands on the intriguing SVU-A, a marksman rifle in bullpup format: handy for urban warfare and capable of (very wild) automatic fire. They also got handed down pump shotguns from Coalition forces. Hope they can source the ammo, though!
You can now set up your troops to sync their speed (to the slowest of the group). Ctrl-Click assigns a sync order to a particular troop or waypoint, and he syncs with those that are setup the same. You can use this to keep a formation or clear an area in sync with other troops. This way no one goes ahead of his buddy - even if they are on opposite walls of a large room. More sync options and experiments might come in the future - but let us know how useful you find this. 
We've also gathered some incredible new workshop maps in a fresh collection. Check it out, one of them has an actual pyramid in it: 
We really weren't going to release a patch until end-of-September, but the latest AMD drivers screwed OpenGL games, so emergency release it is! But you also get 3 new maps, and some deadly new threats!
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It's not all Random maps, though - 3 handcrafted have been added. Two of them are small and violent delights, but the last one is a meaty Extreme Rescue - your typical Single Planner Course - a large building with hallways, hostages and hotspots. 
Last, but not least, our intrepid workshop mice have dug through the content and made a new collection. Enjoy:
Hot Summer, scorching heat here as in Nowheraki, what better time to pull Quick-Reaction-Force duty and respond to unforeseen situations! Friendly drone down in enemy territory? Drop in and blow it up. Allied Operators in danger of being overrun? Move to link-up with them and bring them out safely. 
There's two new missions to showcase these situations, but mission builders can actually create 3 similar situations on the QRF pattern:
The update also brings a ton of quality improvements and, more importantly, new editor features, which enable really interesting possibilities for the future.
It's (small) patch day, and start of a week-long 10% discount. This will be the last discount before the game price is permanently increased, as announced in the Early Access manifesto - so it's probably your last chance to get it for this price for quite some time. Previous owners of DK1 will always have a 10% discount, via the 'War on Doors' bundle.
The Nowheraki Insurgency is heating up! Fanatical Foreigners have entered the country and take part in the fight against the US-led coalition, but the primary victims of their attacks are the locals. 
SWAT may sound like police, but these boys are ruthless warriors adapted to the realities of Middle East Urban Warfare. They bring light machineguns and grenade launchers to the table - and even Sappers! Only these handle explosives, but they might do it better than the Rangers did. 
Shields can help with specific situation and they do block some incoming fire, but never consider them a panacea for poor tactics and weak coordination. They're a tool in the toolbox. 
Game and Tactics Improvements go further than a new unit. Mission Designers can now place restricted Deploy Slots in their levels - allowing only High Mobility or High Concealment units to access those spaces. 
On the tactics front, Actions and waypoints that are tied to the same Go Code will automatically sync properly. So, troopers will wait for the flashbang thrown by their buddy to detonate, even if no door is involved. Synchronization just got easier!
Full Changelist below. Enjoy your new Unit and Maps, and let us know what you think!
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