Blueprints: Everything You Need to Know
Дата: 26.03.2019 20:04:39
WoT_RU_Doing, on 25 March 2019 - 04:06 PM, said: I have indeed read them, but I don't see my questions
specifically answered in these sources. Let me explain
further. So, starting from the announcement page, the only
information I can see on what is required for each tier is this:
For example, in order to create a Blueprint of a Tier IV
vehicle, you will need 1 national and 4 universal Blueprints. For
Tier V vehicles, you will need 2 national and 6 universal
Blueprints. For Tier X tanks, you will need 4 national and 12
universal Blueprints. I'm left to guess what happens at the
other tiers. It does however tell me that I will need both national
and universal blueprints to get a discount when the Swedish mediums
arrive. In the combat intelligence section, all I see is this,
which doesn't help me understand how/whether I can get national
blueprints when I already every module/tank in the game researched.
As it is, I have 14 universal blueprints, but is it just bad luck
and I'll get national ones as time goes on? The single line in the
announcement (already quoted by Qartan above) doesn't make this
clear, as it is specific to if you have the tank already
researched, not the entire nation.
Looking in the blueprints section, I also get no information
on how many blueprints are required in each tier, as it simply
tells me I've got the tank researched already when I hover over it.
So, from what I see in the announcement as quoted above, along
with the interactive diagram, I know that to get a fragment for a
Swedish tier 8 medium tank, I will be needing somewhere between 2
and 4 national blueprints, and 6-12 universal ones. However, I
don't even know if a tier 8 tank has 4 blueprint fragments, or
more? The second Combat Intel picture I posted above suggests some
tanks need 9 fragments? Finally, if I can't earn national ones, how
do I get them? It seems bizarre that people who have not researched
all tanks can save up their national ones and get a headstart on a
new line, but I will have to wait to earn some national ones when
the line appears, or not get the discount. I hope that helps
clarify what I do know, and what I don't, as well as why I'm
confused.
P.S. I know I'm raising these questions from the point of view of the Swedish mediums, but that's more as an example...the questions apply regardless of which nation gets the next new tank in it's tech tree.
P.S. I know I'm raising these questions from the point of view of the Swedish mediums, but that's more as an example...the questions apply regardless of which nation gets the next new tank in it's tech tree.
eekeeboo: Thank-you for the response, that means I can now look
on answering So you receive
national blueprints, if you have all of the vehicles in that nation
researched it will automatically exchange into a Universal
Blueprint. So if you go to the Depot and then to the
blueprints section you will be presented with this screen:
If you go to an individual vehicle (I know
you've seen this already, but shows you the breakdown):
So from this, you are able to break down
the blueprint resources you have available. The way
you earn them: You get them randomly, mostly you will receive
national blueprints and they will convert to universal when you're
full on that nation. I have received a universal on its own (so
far). In the second picture, you can see the
requirement for each fragment and each fragment contributes that
percentage highlighted. You should be able to earn national ones
again once you have a line not researched. I
understand that the system doesn't seem perfect, but it's also
important to highlight that this helps so that people who don't
have many tanks unlocked will be able to generate a lot of
blueprints for those nations which will be in high demand while
slowly unlocking universal, those with a lot of tanks unlocked will
gather a lot more universal. This acts as a way to slow down
progression and not make it so that players can speed through a
line by farming blueprints. Hopefully this clears
things up a little and you can use the info to help others
too! Cheers, eek.
Blueprints: Everything You Need to Know