Developers posts on forum

KRZYBooP:   No I get the point of your post I promise. However, the EULA has changed several times since the beta as has the game. Changes are also coming to Premium Ammo. Getting rid of Pref MM is still speculation at this point.  

KRZYBooP:   The only statement in the article applies to the KV-5 on a players account and not purchased as gifts.  

KRZYBooP:   The KV-5 is not breaking MM. The Pref MM is being changed and the KV-5 is the first to get re-balanced.

KRZYBooP:   Looks like there is a lot more planned than explained with that post. All that can be shared is that the KV-5 is changing and to stay tuned for more information as it comes available.  

KRZYB00P:   They are making changes to it. Slowlyyyyyyyyy  

KRZYB00P:   What if you like the changes?  

KRZYB00P:   Pref MM wasn't stated as going buh bye in that article. Just that changes are being made.  

KRZYB00P:   Cause it you wouldn't be able to 1:1 with the original price of the KV-5.

KRZYBooP:   They are making changes to it. Slowlyyyyyyyyy  

KRZYBooP:   What if you like the changes?  

KRZYBooP:   Pref MM wasn't stated as going buh bye in that article. Just that changes are being made.  

KRZYBooP:   Cause it you wouldn't be able to 1:1 with the original price of the KV-5.

KRZYB00P:   There have been many changes to MM since 9.18.  

KRZYB00P:   Pref MM is changing so it still may still be a thing. Just not the same thing.   Muscle Car's are not a good comparison. PVP game's are constantly being tweaked and re-balanced with every addition/ change. It's more than an engine swap.  

KRZYBooP:   There have been many changes to MM since 9.18.  

KRZYBooP:   Pref MM is changing so it still may still be a thing. Just not the same thing.   Muscle Car's are not a good comparison. PVP game's are constantly being tweaked and re-balanced with every addition/ change. It's more than an engine swap.  

KRZYB00P:   Changes are always a possibility with an ever growing PVP game. Changing anything effects everything. MM is what the game is based around so any change needs to be slow and methodical.    

KRZYBooP:   Changes are always a possibility with an ever growing PVP game. Changing anything effects everything. MM is what the game is based around so any change needs to be slow and methodical.    

KRZYB00P: As Cabbage said.   We are looking into this still as this announcement brings up more questions than answers.   Changes to Tanks are always a possibility due to nature of the game. This is a living, breathing, evolving game, just like when your favorite football team trades away a random player. ( I don't sports very well.) The changes are meant to improve the MM and as the article states, " These changes are going to be heavily monitored." In my short time here I noted that Tier 8 is a very sensitive topic, both in MM and any changes. With the challenge of making as many players happy as possible, leaving it alone is not an option in my honest opinion.    With so little information please remain a little hopeful and like 2% optimistic.        

KRZYBooP: As Cabbage said.   We are looking into this still as this announcement brings up more questions than answers.   Changes to Tanks are always a possibility due to nature of the game. This is a living, breathing, evolving game, just like when your favorite football team trades away a random player. ( I don't sports very well.) The changes are meant to improve the MM and as the article states, " These changes are going to be heavily monitored." In my short time here I noted that Tier 8 is a very sensitive topic, both in MM and any changes. With the challenge of making as many players happy as possible, leaving it alone is not an option in my honest opinion.    With so little information please remain a little hopeful and like 2% optimistic.        

MA77:   Suas reações a esta notícia foram em grande parte negativas e nós entendemos completamente - algo que você comprou está sendo mudado e você está sendo dito que sua alternativa primária, se você não gosta, é gastar mais ouro. As intenções aqui eram nobres - o valor em ouro da KV-5 é de apenas 7.500, e um reembolso de ouro total iria lhe deixar faltando 4.500 ouro para comprar o T34 (12.000) ou 5.000 pro Löwe (12.500).    A ideia era que os jogadores tivessem uma opção de veículos para escolher trocar diretamente, tudo o que seria de valor de ouro significativamente maior do que um reembolso. Isso não foi bem apresentado e ouvimos e compartilhamos seu feedback sobre esse anúncio imediatamente. Revisaremos esse plano com a equipe global e compartilharemos atualizações com você sobre quaisquer alterações quando estiverem prontas.   Obrigado pelo seu feedback e tenha um ótimo dia no campo de batalha.

Jambijon: Hello Tankers! We are going to do something a little different for today's Map Monday!  With Frontline in full effect why don't we showcase some of the awesome guides fellow tankers created for the Frontline Guide Contest? It's astounding to see the amount attention to detail some of these guides provide, so I'll do my best to compile them but I highly recommend checking out the full versions if you're looking to improve your Frontline game. Player Guides: JBomb001timelaborsahmlockhartBlackFiveRealign  Map Overview: As most of you know, this map is freaking massive since it has to house 30v30 battles.  For this reason, the map is separated into 9x9 sectors and if you are just starting it can definitely be a little daunting when spawning on a new sector, so having simple map guide like the one below is extremely helpful. Courtesy of JBomb001 for the tactic maps and timelabor map descriptions Sector A           Zone A specifics:  Ridge line in the East – good to support the capture effort with TD fire – nice flank shots on defenders and attackers alike.  You will likely encounter enemies here as well. As the attacker, work to control ridge first. As the defender – die while focus firing on any enemy tanks on the cap. A-B transfer – situational Primarily useful for the attacker, but if the defense in “A” is going well – the defending team can slip into “B” and create some flanking havoc. Defender – you must push the cap area and work the ridge.  “A” has been one of the hardest zones to defend.                                                                                                                   Sector B                                 Zone B Specifics:Defender need to get into flanking positions that can shoot early cappers Attackers not on cap focus fire on enemy tanks that can hit the cap Expect fire fights in the center and eastern flank Attackers may want to slide of the East ridge on Zone “A” and overload that map making capture easier.                                                                                                              Sector C                               Zone C Specifics:Attacker needs to contest the Western “tower” area – Defenders really want this – from there they can deny most capture efforts in this zone.  So, both sides really need to fight for this area. In a similar manner the East will provide some cap flanking opportunities – not as critical as the West tower.  Attackers – if not fast enough – will catch flank fire from the east as they approach the cap.                                                                                                                Sector D             Zone D specifics – Play/experience so observations are limited:Attacker – reorganize and, as always, press the cap ASAP The East & West edges both offer a number of sniper locations for the Defender – attacker needs to contest these locations to disrupt that flank fire Transfer to “E” is more useful for the attacker SPG location allows for cross zone fire Attacker can go wide in the west and flank the defender – defender, key an eye on that.                                                                                                             Sector E                     Zone E specifics:Defender needs to be aware of Western D→E crossovers clashes can occur anywhere along that mountain pass Eastern Ridges – a fight will develop for control of these houses and sniper zones.  Neither side can afford to ignore it. Eastern ridge – given the opportunity, the attacker can push right through here unspotted and be prepared to cross into the Objective Zone ASAP.  Defenders – be aware Defender can cross in the North to from zone “D” – this can flank fire into the advancing enemy after taking zone “E”.                                                                                                  Sector F     Zone F specifics: Regarded as one of the more difficult zones to capture – defenders can get a lot of angles on the cap and have covered positions from which to shoot incoming attackers. Attackers taking the longer approach down the narrow western trail can break the defense on that flank and make capping much easier – but it is a long drive. Defensive sniper nests typically form under cover directly north of cap and on the eastern ridge. Attacker should contest the eastern ridge by assault and clear it.                                                                                                         Objectives:               The objectives cannot be repaired once damaged.  Given enough time the attacker will always destroy them.  How much is enough?  Depends on the attacker, but as little as four minutes usually means an attacker win. Flank fire on the objectives will generally pen… so there’s no need to maneuver all the way to the rear of the turrets.  Anything that does NOT pen will not be of use. Attacking SPG at this point can only interfere with defending tanks (well unless you move all the way to the rear of the Objective) so don’t even bother to shoot Objectives with SPG.   Defending SPG as useful (or useless, depending on your opinion) as ever and maybe more so. Why?  At this stage attackers will press on despite damage. Therefore, many are more likely to be one shot kills and the stun slows their rate of reload.  Again, I’ve frequently had multiple kills in the last couple minutes of FL using artillery, small damage but crucial impact on preventing an objective or two from being destroyed. Essentially these are all attacked with the same approach.  Gang up, focus fire, bring one down before you jump another.  Look at disposition of defenders (TAB key) and go where they are not!   Defenders, don’t try and hold them all – and Kills on attackers are critical – you need to send them away to re-spawn, focus fire!  If you die trying it’s not too bad as you respawn closer to the action than the attacker.                                  If readings not your style, you can check out some of the following videos for guidance:   Thanks again for all who participated in the Frontline Guide Contest

BigDaddyLaxative: Hello Tankers!   We are going to do something a little different for today's Map Monday!  With Frontline in full effect why don't we showcase some of the awesome guides fellow tankers created for the Frontline Guide Contest?   It's astounding to see the amount attention to detail some of these guides provide, so I'll do my best to compile them but I highly recommend checking out the full versions if you're looking to improve your Frontline game.   Player Guides:   JBomb001 timelabor sahmlockhart BlackFive Realign     Map Overview:   As most of you know, this map is freaking massive since it has to house 30v30 battles.  For this reason, the map is separated into 9x9 sectors and if you are just starting it can definitely be a little daunting when spawning on a new sector, so having simple map guide like the one below is extremely helpful. Courtesy of JBomb001 for the tactic maps and timelabor map descriptions   Sector A             Zone A specifics:   Ridge line in the East – good to support the capture effort with TD fire – nice flank shots on defenders and attackers alike.  You will likely encounter enemies here as well. As the attacker, work to control ridge first. As the defender – die while focus firing on any enemy tanks on the cap. A-B transfer – situational Primarily useful for the attacker, but if the defense in “A” is going well – the defending team can slip into “B” and create some flanking havoc. Defender – you must push the cap area and work the ridge.  “A” has been one of the hardest zones to defend.                                                                                                                      Sector B                                   Zone B Specifics: Defender need to get into flanking positions that can shoot early cappers Attackers not on cap focus fire on enemy tanks that can hit the cap Expect fire fights in the center and eastern flank Attackers may want to slide of the East ridge on Zone “A” and overload that map making capture easier.                                                                                                                Sector C                                 Zone C Specifics: Attacker needs to contest the Western “tower” area – Defenders really want this – from there they can deny most capture efforts in this zone.  So, both sides really need to fight for this area. In a similar manner the East will provide some cap flanking opportunities – not as critical as the West tower.  Attackers – if not fast enough – will catch flank fire from the east as they approach the cap.                                                                                                                  Sector D               Zone D specifics – Play/experience so observations are limited: Attacker – reorganize and, as always, press the cap ASAP The East & West edges both offer a number of sniper locations for the Defender – attacker needs to contest these locations to disrupt that flank fire Transfer to “E” is more useful for the attacker SPG location allows for cross zone fire Attacker can go wide in the west and flank the defender – defender, key an eye on that.                                                                                                               Sector E                       Zone E specifics: Defender needs to be aware of Western D→E crossovers clashes can occur anywhere along that mountain pass Eastern Ridges – a fight will develop for control of these houses and sniper zones.  Neither side can afford to ignore it. Eastern ridge – given the opportunity, the attacker can push right through here unspotted and be prepared to cross into the Objective Zone ASAP.  Defenders – be aware Defender can cross in the North to from zone “D” – this can flank fire into the advancing enemy after taking zone “E”.                                                                                                    Sector F       Zone F specifics:   Regarded as one of the more difficult zones to capture – defenders can get a lot of angles on the cap and have covered positions from which to shoot incoming attackers. Attackers taking the longer approach down the narrow western trail can break the defense on that flank and make capping much easier – but it is a long drive. Defensive sniper nests typically form under cover directly north of cap and on the eastern ridge. Attacker should contest the eastern ridge by assault and clear it.                                                                                                           Objectives:                 The objectives cannot be repaired once damaged.  Given enough time the attacker will always destroy them.  How much is enough?  Depends on the attacker, but as little as four minutes usually means an attacker win.   Flank fire on the objectives will generally pen… so there’s no need to maneuver all the way to the rear of the turrets.  Anything that does NOT pen will not be of use. Attacking SPG at this point can only interfere with defending tanks (well unless you move all the way to the rear of the Objective) so don’t even bother to shoot Objectives with SPG.     Defending SPG as useful (or useless, depending on your opinion) as ever and maybe more so. Why?  At this stage attackers will press on despite damage. Therefore, many are more likely to be one shot kills and the stun slows their rate of reload.  Again, I’ve frequently had multiple kills in the last couple minutes of FL using artillery, small damage but crucial impact on preventing an objective or two from being destroyed.   Essentially these are all attacked with the same approach.  Gang up, focus fire, bring one down before you jump another.  Look at disposition of defenders (TAB key) and go where they are not!     Defenders, don’t try and hold them all – and Kills on attackers are critical – you need to send them away to re-spawn, focus fire!  If you die trying it’s not too bad as you respawn closer to the action than the attacker.                                      If readings not your style, you can check out some of the following videos for guidance:       Thanks again for all who participated in the Frontline Guide Contest

Hambijon: Hello Tankers!   We are going to do something a little different for today's Map Monday!  With Frontline in full effect why don't we showcase some of the awesome guides fellow tankers created for the Frontline Guide Contest?   It's astounding to see the amount attention to detail some of these guides provide, so I'll do my best to compile them but I highly recommend checking out the full versions if you're looking to improve your Frontline game.   Player Guides:   JBomb001 timelabor sahmlockhart BlackFive Realign     Map Overview:   As most of you know, this map is freaking massive since it has to house 30v30 battles.  For this reason, the map is separated into 9x9 sectors and if you are just starting it can definitely be a little daunting when spawning on a new sector, so having simple map guide like the one below is extremely helpful. Courtesy of JBomb001 for the tactic maps and timelabor map descriptions   Sector A             Zone A specifics:   Ridge line in the East – good to support the capture effort with TD fire – nice flank shots on defenders and attackers alike.  You will likely encounter enemies here as well. As the attacker, work to control ridge first. As the defender – die while focus firing on any enemy tanks on the cap. A-B transfer – situational Primarily useful for the attacker, but if the defense in “A” is going well – the defending team can slip into “B” and create some flanking havoc. Defender – you must push the cap area and work the ridge.  “A” has been one of the hardest zones to defend.                                                                                                                      Sector B                                   Zone B Specifics: Defender need to get into flanking positions that can shoot early cappers Attackers not on cap focus fire on enemy tanks that can hit the cap Expect fire fights in the center and eastern flank Attackers may want to slide of the East ridge on Zone “A” and overload that map making capture easier.                                                                                                                Sector C                                 Zone C Specifics: Attacker needs to contest the Western “tower” area – Defenders really want this – from there they can deny most capture efforts in this zone.  So, both sides really need to fight for this area. In a similar manner the East will provide some cap flanking opportunities – not as critical as the West tower.  Attackers – if not fast enough – will catch flank fire from the east as they approach the cap.                                                                                                                  Sector D               Zone D specifics – Play/experience so observations are limited: Attacker – reorganize and, as always, press the cap ASAP The East & West edges both offer a number of sniper locations for the Defender – attacker needs to contest these locations to disrupt that flank fire Transfer to “E” is more useful for the attacker SPG location allows for cross zone fire Attacker can go wide in the west and flank the defender – defender, key an eye on that.                                                                                                               Sector E                       Zone E specifics: Defender needs to be aware of Western D→E crossovers clashes can occur anywhere along that mountain pass Eastern Ridges – a fight will develop for control of these houses and sniper zones.  Neither side can afford to ignore it. Eastern ridge – given the opportunity, the attacker can push right through here unspotted and be prepared to cross into the Objective Zone ASAP.  Defenders – be aware Defender can cross in the North to from zone “D” – this can flank fire into the advancing enemy after taking zone “E”.                                                                                                    Sector F       Zone F specifics:   Regarded as one of the more difficult zones to capture – defenders can get a lot of angles on the cap and have covered positions from which to shoot incoming attackers. Attackers taking the longer approach down the narrow western trail can break the defense on that flank and make capping much easier – but it is a long drive. Defensive sniper nests typically form under cover directly north of cap and on the eastern ridge. Attacker should contest the eastern ridge by assault and clear it.                                                                                                           Objectives:                 The objectives cannot be repaired once damaged.  Given enough time the attacker will always destroy them.  How much is enough?  Depends on the attacker, but as little as four minutes usually means an attacker win.   Flank fire on the objectives will generally pen… so there’s no need to maneuver all the way to the rear of the turrets.  Anything that does NOT pen will not be of use. Attacking SPG at this point can only interfere with defending tanks (well unless you move all the way to the rear of the Objective) so don’t even bother to shoot Objectives with SPG.     Defending SPG as useful (or useless, depending on your opinion) as ever and maybe more so. Why?  At this stage attackers will press on despite damage. Therefore, many are more likely to be one shot kills and the stun slows their rate of reload.  Again, I’ve frequently had multiple kills in the last couple minutes of FL using artillery, small damage but crucial impact on preventing an objective or two from being destroyed.   Essentially these are all attacked with the same approach.  Gang up, focus fire, bring one down before you jump another.  Look at disposition of defenders (TAB key) and go where they are not!     Defenders, don’t try and hold them all – and Kills on attackers are critical – you need to send them away to re-spawn, focus fire!  If you die trying it’s not too bad as you respawn closer to the action than the attacker.                                      If readings not your style, you can check out some of the following videos for guidance:       Thanks again for all who participated in the Frontline Guide Contest

CabbageMechanic:   Your reactions to this news have largely been negative and I completely understand - something you purchased is being changed and you are being told your primary alternative if you don't like it is to spend more gold.  Intentions here were noble - the gold value of the KV-5 is only 7,500, so a full gold refund would actually leave you 4,500 Gold short of even being able to purchase a tech tree Tier 8 Premium like the T34 (12,000) , or 5,000 short of the Löwe (12,500).  The idea was that players would have the option of a scale of vehicles to choose to swap for directly, all of which would be of significantly greater gold value than a refund.  This was not presented well, and we hear and have shared your feedback on this announcement immediately.  We will be reviewing this plan with the global team and will share updates with you on any changes when they are ready.

Our primary goal here is to solve the problems in Matchmaking currently being caused by vehicles with preferential mm by re-working them in a manner that maintains their unique characteristics but balances them for normal matchmaking appropriately.  Ideally we can do so in a way that leaves all current owners satisfied with their performance, but we did want to assure people there would be other options if they are not.  In the meantime, please check out the changes to the KV-5 listed in the article above and let us know what you think.  These are early yet, and will go through several rounds of testing and data/feedback review before being considered for the live server.

Thank you for your feedback and have a great day on the battlefield,

CM
 

MA77: Saudações! Com o lançamento do Centurion Mk. 5/1 RAAC (também chamado de "Centurion Australiano&quot queremos saber suas opiniões sobre o tanque. Você pode verificar as especificações do veículo aqui. Abraços!

Felipe6666Original: Cierro el topic por estar resulta la duda.   ¡Saludos!

Felipe6666Original: ¡Mucha suerte!   P.D.: Si te interesa, puedes revisar los requisitos para formar parte de nuestro Programa de Contribuidores de la Comunidad aquí.

Felipe6666Original: ¡Buenas!   Con la salida del Centurion Mk. 5/1 RAAC (también llamado "Centurion australiano) queremos saber sus opiniones sobre el tanque. Pueden revisar las especificaciones del vehículo aquí.   ¡Saludos!

MA77:   Claro que pode! 

MA77:   ​Pode sim, Jabkiller! 

KRZYB00P: Howdy Boom Jockies!  What's an Ork gotta du to get some Meme's?! 

KRZYBooP: Howdy Boom Jockies!     What's an Ork gotta du to get some Meme's?!  

Jambijon: Hello Everyone! For those who earned the Summer Camo reward you may have noticed that the camo displayed on the portal article was different from the camo that you received.  Don't worry, shortly after the error was realized we credited out the camo that was advertised and will be leaving the incorrect camo on your accounts. Initial Credit: "Clan elite"  Correction: "Marshy"  We apologize for the minor inconvenience.  Enjoy and good luck out there! 

BigDaddyLaxative: Hello Everyone!   For those who earned the Summer Camo reward you may have noticed that the camo displayed on the portal article was different from the camo that you received.  Don't worry, shortly after the error was realized we credited out the camo that was advertised and will be leaving the incorrect camo on your accounts.   Initial Credit: "Clan elite"     Correction: "Marshy"     We apologize for the minor inconvenience.  Enjoy and good luck out there! 

Hambijon: Hello Everyone!   For those who earned the Summer Camo reward you may have noticed that the camo displayed on the portal article was different from the camo that you received.  Don't worry, shortly after the error was realized we credited out the camo that was advertised and will be leaving the incorrect camo on your accounts.   Initial Credit: "Clan elite"     Correction: "Marshy"     We apologize for the minor inconvenience.  Enjoy and good luck out there! 

Gnomon: Hey, everyone! 
Hope that you're having a great Monday!  Now that the Centurion Mk. 5/1 RAAC has been out for a short time, we'd like to gather your feedback on it.  In the past, this tank was driven by Australian tank units in Vietnam. The Centurion Mk. RAAC (or the Australian Centurion) variant has improved frontal armor, good gun depression, and a more powerful engine than the normal Centurion Mk. 5.  If you'd like to brush up on the tank's stats, check out its Tankopedia page.  Please let us know any suggestions, comments, or feedback you have for the tank. Thanks for all the help, and hopefully I'll see you out in Frontline!   

KRZYB00P:   Yea Magicarp there isn't exactly Tarzaning it up in the canopy is he. 

KRZYBooP:   Yea Magicarp there isn't exactly Tarzaning it up in the canopy is he. 

KRZYB00P: I don't have those kinds of powers sadly. Like asking a fish to climb a tree.     

KRZYB00P:   Slurpee or no takitos. Plus you know I am only going to suggest submitting a ticket to our support team if you haven't done so already. 

KRZYBooP: I don't have those kinds of powers sadly. Like asking a fish to climb a tree.     

KRZYBooP:   Slurpee or no takitos. Plus you know I am only going to suggest submitting a ticket to our support team if you haven't done so already. 

MA77: Saiiiiiiiiiiiiu!    Os vencedores do Concurso do mês de Maio são:   E aqui estão  os vencedores do primeiro Concurso de Guias da Comunidade:   Guias Escritos   KV-1 Jabkiller​ - IS-3A + 7 Dias Premium   KV-1S FURY_M4A3E8_SHERMAN - IS-3A + 7 Dias Premium   T-34 Neyon_BR - T-54 Primeiro Protótipo + 7 Dias Premium   Guias Escritos   KV-1S Eletron1c_ - IS-3A + 10 Dias Premium   Todos os demais participantes receberão 5 Dias Premium por sua participação neste mês!    E lembre-se, o concurso do mês de Junho já está valendo.   

KRZYB00P: I need the 4 dollars for unrelated Slurpee reason. 

KRZYBooP: I need the 4 dollars for unrelated Slurpee reason. 

Felipe6666Original: ¡Buenas!   Estoy complacido de anunciar a los ganadores de este concurso:   Mejor guía escrita sobre el KV-1: BluTeNsTauB (IS-3A + 7 días de Cuenta Premium) - Guía Mejor guía escrita sobre el KV-1S: agtdetructor (IS-3A + 7 días de Cuenta Premium) - Guía Mejor guía escrita sobre el T-34: IIPravdal (T-54 first prototype + 7 días de Cuenta Premium) - Guía Mejor guía en video sobre el KV-1: Mayor_Defacci (IS-3A + 10 días de Cuenta Premium) - Guía   Las guías ya fueron pineadas en la sección correspondiente. Luego iré coordinando con los ganadores para publicar sus guías en el portal.   ¡Saludos!   P.D.: Los premios fueron entregados el viernes para que pudieran disfrutarlos durante el fin de semana  

MA77: Saudações! Continuamos com nossos concursos de criação de guias! Hoje, estamos trazendo um tema bem legal para os fãs de veículos alemães: tanques alemães de nível VII. Especificamente, este concurso vai lidar com o Tiger I, o Panther e o Jagdpanther. Como no concurso anterior, você pode criar guias escritos e em vídeo. Lembre-se de que esses guias devem conter as seguintes informações a serem consideradas no concurso (independentemente do tipo): Nome, nação, tipo e nível do veículo. Especificações gerais e pontuais do veículo. Dicas úteis sobre como brincar adequadamente com o veículo (táticas frequentes, o que evitar, experiências próprias, etc.). SOMENTE PARA GUIAS DE VÍDEO: Exemplos do que eles estão explicando (use apenas seus próprios replays). SOMENTE PARA GUIAS DE VÍDEO: As guias não podem exceder 10 minutos.
 Vocês também devem lembrar que só podem participar de uma categoria e com apenas um tanque. Ou seja, se vocês publicam um guia escrito, não podem publicar um em vídeo e vice-versa, nem podem participar com vários guias escritos ou em vídeo (um para cada tanque). Apenas uma participação por jogador é permitida, independentemente do tipo de guia. Estes são os prêmios para este terceiro concurso: Guias escritos:
 Melhor guia escrito sobre o Tiger I: Löwe + 7 dias de Conta Premium Melhor guia escrito sobre o Panther: Panther mit 8.8 cm L / 71 + 7 dias Premium Account Melhor guia escrito sobre o Jagdpanther: Kanonenjagdpanther + 7 dias de Conta Premium
 Guias de vídeo:
 Melhor guia de vídeo sobre o Tiger I: Löwe + 10 dias de Conta Premium Melhor guia de vídeo sobre a Panther: Panther com 8,8 cm L / 71 + 10 dias de Conta Premium Melhor guia de vídeo sobre o Jagdpanther: Kanonenjagdpanther + 10 dias de Conta Premium
 Para participar, basta publicar seu guia por escrito ou vídeo em um novo tópico na seção Guias e Sugestões e deixar o link neste tópico. Eles devem incluir isso no título do tópico: [NOME DO CONCURSO/VÍDEO]. Por exemplo, se você publicar um guia escrito do Tiger I , você pode colocar algo como "[CONCURSO-GUIA ] Título do Tópico" ou "[CONCURSO-VIDEO] Tiger I, O Tigre Indomável" se for um guia em vídeo. Vocês têm tempo até sexta-feira, 22 de Junho às 23:00 BRT para participar. Os vencedores serão anunciados na segunda-feira, 25 de junho. Os guias escritos serão fixados na seção Guias e sugestões e os guias de vídeos serão adicionados à nossa playlist no nosso canal oficial do YouTube. Você pode deixar suas dúvidas neste tópico. Saudações e boa sorte!

KRZYB00P: Howdy Boom Jockies! It must be like heaven since 7 days of premium700 gold700,000 credits are only about Eleven dollars ish.  More info on this deal from a poem can be found HERE.  

KRZYBooP: Howdy Boom Jockies!   It must be like heaven since  7 days of premium 700 gold 700,000 credits are only about  Eleven dollars ish.    More info on this deal from a poem can be found HERE.   

TeriyakiTanker:  I always start the game in my M41 lekpz, you get a lot of exp for capping so I rush the closest cap and then rush the next one.  Great way to easily rush up in rank. I use engineers, arty strike, and the one that gives you the extra crew skill.
 Be super aggressive because you can always repair, with your added speed it is really rather reasonable to go back and I only have to wait less than 2 minutes for the repair circle to replenish for me with maxed out engineer bonus.

MA77:   ​Nope. Só o LATAM e US Central.