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War Correspondent Program

Easy Red 2 is built around the experiences of soldiers on the battlefield — and every battlefield has someone telling its story. That someone could be you.

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// The program

Reporting from the front

War Correspondents are members of the Easy Red 2 community who help tell the stories of its battlefields — through videos, livestreams, guides, historical content, reviews, screenshots, and whatever format you make your own.

They are not simply promoters of the game. They are part of the community: sharing their own experiences, discovering interesting stories, and connecting players with the people behind Easy Red 2.

Memorandum To: all fronts

From the beaches of Anzio to the deserts of Tunisia, War Correspondents bring the battles of Easy Red 2 to players around the world.

Whether you're recording a massive tank battle, explaining the history behind a uniform, streaming a campaign with your friends, or showing the community something you discovered in the game — you're already doing the work of a War Correspondent.

Approved for release
0 Minimum followers required
ALL Platforms welcome
ALL Languages, worldwide
∞ Stories left to tell
// Your assignments

What does a War Correspondent do?

Six standing orders. How you carry them out — the format, the platform, the language — is entirely up to you.

01

Cover the battlefield

Create videos, livestreams, guides, reviews, screenshots, and other content showcasing Easy Red 2 and its community.

02

Tell the story

Highlight the historical background, uniforms, weapons, vehicles, and battles that make Easy Red 2 unique.

03

Bring players together

Help new players discover the game and encourage discussion, cooperation, and participation within the community.

04

Report from the front

Share community feedback, suggestions, and concerns with the development team — a bridge between players and developers.

05

Spread the dispatches

Help official announcements, updates, events, and surveys reach players who don't follow every official channel.

06

Join the operation

Take part in community events, livestreams, showcases, contests, and promotional campaigns organized with the team.

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What makes a good correspondent?

Whether you run an established channel or you're just getting started, what we value is the same: a genuine appreciation for Easy Red 2 — for the work behind it, or simply for the idea of an honest, fun and complete WW2 game — and the will to contribute something to its community.

These are the qualities we look for on every front:

  • Curiosity

    Always hunting for something worth discovering — a new feature, an obscure historical detail, an unexpected battlefield moment.

  • Creativity

    Finding your own way to tell the story of Easy Red 2.

  • Community spirit

    Helping other players and contributing to a friendly, active community.

  • Reliability

    Sharing information responsibly — and clearly separating official information from personal opinion.

  • Initiative

    Coming up with ideas instead of waiting for instructions.

  • Respect

    Treating players, creators, developers, and everyone in the community fairly.

  • Teamwork

    Working with other Correspondents and the Easy Red 2 team when opportunities arise.

// Rules of engagement

Your role on the battlefield

War Correspondents are independent members of the community. Three directives keep the program honest — for you, for the players, and for the team.

Directive 01

Your voice stays yours

You're free to have your own opinions. Praise the game, criticize it, discuss what could be improved — being a Correspondent never means agreeing with every decision the team makes.

Directive 02

Handle classified material with care

Unreleased content, development material, or information shared privately must not be published without permission. Loose lips sink ships.

Directive 03

You're a reporter, not a help desk

Correspondents aren't customer-support representatives. Point players with technical problems to the official support channels.

✓  Standing orders

  • Be transparent: make it clear when you speak for yourself and when you're relaying official information.
  • Disclose your role when sharing content or perks you received as a Correspondent.
  • Keep it welcoming: your channels represent the community — keep them free of hate and harassment.
  • Stay active: the program is for creators who are genuinely involved, at their own pace.

✕  Court-martial offenses

  • Leaking unreleased or private material without permission.
  • Speaking on behalf of the team — you report on the war, you don't command it.
  • Using the badge as leverage against other players, creators, or moderators.
  • Spreading misinformation presented as official news.

Criticism is always welcome — toxicity is not. Because the Correspondent insignia is an official endorsement, the team may consider a channel unsuitable if it treats sensitive topics disrespectfully or hosts toxic or questionable content, and reserves final judgment on who joins and who stays.

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What you get

This is a community program, not a paid sponsorship — what you get is access, visibility, and a seat at the table.

Direct line to the team

A dedicated channel with the developers — bring feedback from the front and get answers straight from HQ.

Early dispatches

Announcements, updates, and event plans before they go wide — so your coverage is ready on day one.

Official spotlight

Your best work shared and showcased through Easy Red 2's official channels and community events.

Operations access

First call for community events, showcases, contests, and promotional campaigns run with the team.

Press kit & assets

Logos, key art, and materials ready for thumbnails and coverage — start from the official press kit.

Correspondent insignia

Official recognition in the community — carry the War Correspondent title on our official platforms.

Special supply drops

Dedicated Easy Red 2 merch and game keys for giveaways on your channels — reserved for Correspondents who show outstanding dedication, or who pitch a standout plan for their community.

* Perks evolve as the program grows and may vary by operation. Being a Correspondent is about telling the story first — the supply drops follow.

// Enlistment office

Enlist as a War Correspondent

Think you have a story to tell? If you create Easy Red 2 content or are active in the community, the enlistment office is open. We're looking for creators from every platform, language, and community in the world.

01

Create

Keep making Easy Red 2 content — videos, streams, guides, art, history. Any format. Any size. Any language.

02

Signal HQ

Reach out on our Discord or email HQ directly. Tell us who you are and drop the links to your content or community work.

03

Get your credentials

The team reviews every application — content and conduct included — and replies privately. If it's a match, you're on the roster — see you on the front.

Discord

No forms. No follower minimums. We read everything.

// Debriefing

Frequently asked questions

Everything Correspondents usually ask before enlisting.

No — there are no follower minimums, and established creators are just as welcome as growing ones. What we look at is the substance: genuine appreciation for Easy Red 2, curiosity, creativity, and reliability.
No — the War Correspondent Program is a community program, not a sponsorship. Correspondents get access, early information, visibility, and a direct line to the team. Anything you earn from your own content (ads, memberships, and so on) is entirely yours.
Videos, livestreams, guides, reviews, screenshots, historical deep-dives, community events — any format that helps tell the story of Easy Red 2. If you're explaining the history behind a uniform or streaming a campaign with friends, you're already doing the job.
All of them. We're looking for correspondents across every platform and every language — from YouTube and Twitch to regional communities around the world, including the Chinese community.
Yes. Correspondents are independent members of the community. You can praise the game, criticize it, or discuss what you think should improve. Joining the program never means agreeing with every decision the team makes.
Yes. Criticism of the game is always fair play — toxicity is not. Because the Correspondent title is an official endorsement, the team may consider a channel unsuitable if it treats sensitive topics disrespectfully or hosts toxic or hateful content, and may decline or revoke membership on those grounds.
Handle it like classified material: unreleased content, development material, or privately shared information must not be published without permission. When in doubt, ask the team first.
No — Correspondents are reporters, not support staff. Technical problems should go to the official support page. What Correspondents do pass along is community feedback, suggestions, and concerns.
Reach out on our Discord — or email HQ from the Enlistment section — with links to your content or community work. The team reviews every application and answers privately. Not selected yet? Keep creating — the front always needs more Correspondents, and you can reach out again anytime.

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See you on the front.

Grab your camera, your notebook, or your microphone. The battles of Easy Red 2 are waiting for someone to tell their story.

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