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TeriyakiTanker
Why WN8 is a Useless Rating!
05.03.2021 04:41:34
Subject: Why WN8 is a Useless Rating!
Link on message: #12773679
Link on message: #12773679
TeriyakiTanker: There is no one stat that tells you how good someone is, they
pretty much all let you know if someone is complete crap but all of
them can be games. Platoons can inflate win rate, large
amounts of PR can be padded just by playing a lot of games, WN8 can
be padded by farming damage at the expense of winning. That’s
why you look at them together to get a better picture.
Einzelganger7
Do Purple, Teal, and Green players...
05.03.2021 03:59:38
Subject: Do Purple, Teal, and Green players...
Link on message: #12773630
Link on message: #12773630
Einzelganger7: I haven't feel that focus fire towards me and I've never used the
anonymizer, I am just average though (but since the title counts
green ones I gave my opinion anyway lol)
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
04.03.2021 19:39:28
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12773152
demonxshinigami, on Mar 03 2021 - 12:11, said: Why I play World of Tank? When I was a baby I was abandoned in
China. It was fate for an elderly lady to save me and I was adopted
into a loving family in the US. Fast forward to 2013, I discovered
World of Tanks. It became my favorite game. I would play until my
eyes couldn't stay open. I continued playing because of the
connections I made as well as my fascination for the machinery of
tanks. World of Tanks is a special game to me and I continue to
play it because of how it creates many new friendships and
experiences. I do Taekwondo and World of Tanks uses the same
coordination and teamwork that I use in my everyday training.
What it means to me? With my life experiences
and interest in tanks, World of Tanks is special to me. I am able
to drive tanks, many being relics from WWII that I have never
witnessed in person yet. World of Tanks is my getaway and where I
have fun times with my clanmates and get to know them as a person.
I wouldn't be able to meet a large variety of people without World
of Tanks as well as have so much fun with the game with all the
tanks and game modes provided. World of Tanks also helped me get
out of my comfort zone. I started streaming with Tanks and still
stream Tanks because in the end of the day it is my main game that
I enjoy and play.
DrucilaB, on Mar 03 2021 - 12:26, said: In late November I found myself with pandemic fatigue, frustrated
over isolation and constantly annoyed. The final straw came when
plans to spend time with a close friend in the military were
canceled. I needed a change. That change came in the form of World
of Tanks. I had watched my friend play for years, but was
overwhelmed with the minutia. However, I decided if I wanted to
spend more time with him, I needed to learn the game he
loves. When I told him I wanted to learn he patiently
took me under his tutelage. The first lesson was to think of the
game like a MOBA, I was a competitive MOBA player, suddenly it
clicked! He spent the next few weeks answering my every question
while I ground out my referral contract. Never losing his patience
or blaming me for mistakes. It helped our communication and I was
getting the one thing I needed, to spend more time with someone I
care about. Little did I know, that decision to play World of Tanks
would be such a positive force. By Christmas, I was
introduced to the twitch tanking community. I was immediately
embraced and found myself platooning in front of hundreds of
viewers shortly there after. Chat enjoyed trolling my terrible play
but also started taking time to teach me how to do things right and
become a better player. I couldn’t believe how welcoming and
patient everyone was! I was then asked to join Cheers Bro [CBRO]
and started to make some amazing friends. Lastly, and
perhaps most importantly, I was comfortable just being myself on
stream again. I had found people with the same morbid sense of
humor, ball busting attitude and general outlook on life as I have.
I was laughing again, and I wanted to stream again. All of that
could have never happened without World of Tanks. Now I
stream it 3 times a week on Twitch and have recruited a handful of
friends to the game as well. Plus between my clan and the twitch
community I am always surrounded by some pretty kick ars people.
Now if I could only get good at the game... ...oh and
the tank does in fact go pew pew! http://prntscr.com/10caymp
KavKouhai, on Mar 03 2021 - 14:32, said: OK MissD and Branis! So here's my story so far....It's
all my kids' fault! Scroll back to 2014. At that time my only
use for pcs was work. The idea of using them for play was
like "you gotta be kidding me." My kids were gamers and their
game of choice at the time was World of Tanks, they were both
in clans, doing clan wars and all that stuff, on teamspeak with
online buddies. Me - homeschooling mum - invoking the typical
parental "you should be outside and not parked in front of a
pc all day playing." You gotta add the whiny voice to get the
full effect, ok? So...my kids called me on it. As in
how can you criticize if you know nothing about it.
Pause. I'd been teaching them to be independent thinkers and
was now getting caught in my own trap. So I did what any
other self-respecting homeschooling mum would do - over Christmas I
secretly downloaded the game with brief pauses when I heard screams
from the peanut gallery saying they were lagging out and was I
downloading a movie or something. Thank you wargaming for
making it possible for a total noob to at least figure out what
"wasd" meant. Lol. WoT was my first game. Didn't have A
CLUE! After a couple of weeks I had to come out of the closet
and ask the kids for help. They did. They introduced me
to my first clan (run by another female tanker, Femm) and got me
going. Since then I've been in several clans, had all sorts
of positions, learnt a lot along the way and met some amazing
people. My stats are crap - still struggling from the "run
through the tank list, die and pick another" strategy that I
started off with. Trust me - it doesn't work! We've
gone from "dinner's ready, get down here" to "sorry, you'll have to
scavenge your own dinner, I'm doing clan wars." The kids have had
YEARS of mileage out of this. WoT is still my go-to. Yeah,
I'm hooked. But I've added forays into other games like
Borderlands, Minecraft, Genshin Impact. I help run a discord
server and minecraft server. I stream average gameplay on
facebook and am constantly amazed that people watch! You'll
find me at fb.gg/kavkouhai I'd love to be a light tank player
- those little buzz bombs are the bane of my tanking life - but I'm
smart enough to realize that my hand-eye coordination isn't fast
enough any more unless I figure out how to reset a few decades in
rl. You'll find me lurking in the backfield with my trusty td
or brawling with you face to face in my heavy. So what
does World of Tanks mean to me - it's expanded my horizons,
introduced me to amazing people that I communicate with on ts or
discord, given me a common language with gamers (I still get a
quiet chuckle when I talk to someone's teenagers and see their jaws
drop with an "omg, she's a gamer, she
understands!"
, and I'm still learning.
reeeses, on Mar 03 2021 - 15:25, said: In early 2014 I watched my dad play the game frequently, and as
someone who had never played video games before it really intrigued
me. He helped me make an account and tried to teach me how to play
but I still failed miserably at the game (I was only 12, but even
for a 12 year old I was hilariously bad). That didn't stop me from
having fun though, although I'm sure that my teams at the time
probably wanted to TK me for crashing into them and everything else
in my path and dealing maybe one shot of damage per battle. World
of Tanks introduced me to the gaming world, and since starting I
have played so many different games that I can easily say that
gaming is one of my biggest hobbies and passions in life. Over the
years I've been steadily improving at the game, and while my
thousands of battles of being a trigger-happy 12 year old who stuck
to artillery because I couldn't really drive still drag down
my stats to this day, I think I really grew as a player. I now
prefer TDs, can actually drive the tank without crashing into
anything, and actually make a positive impact on the game with my
damage dealt. I still can't play light tanks for the life of me
though, ha ha. While my wallet isn't thankful to World of
Tanks, I definitely am. It introduced me to gaming, and most
importantly to me, it brought me closer with my dad. We've been
playing it together for 7 years now (I still find that number hard
to believe) and I cherish every single battle that I get to spend
with him.
Felnora, on Mar 03 2021 - 17:59, said: I started playing about 6 years ago now, and admittedly it was
because I'd seen Girls und Panzer, and wanted to roll around in a
tank and blow some stuff up. My cousin and I started together
and got through the tier 7 Japanese tanks, because 'Duck Team' Type
89 ;p Eventually my brother started playing too, he's a WW2
buff, and was all about some German tanks, so I started over with
the American lineup to roll with him.
And now, it's mostly about staying connected with my family members who also game with some war game or another. You can only play so many MMO's, ya know. We try to aim for what I like to call the "Soft Meat" of the enemy tanks, while chit chatting about family stuff, movies, etc. Lately we have a Tiger II, O-Ho, and my T32 in a Platoon. Not the most effective platoon, but it's ours. I look forward to the nights where we have that super awesome match where we are not the '8's in a 10', and can rack up some real XP and medals... but still have a good laugh when my brother yells out "How did that bounce, it was all green?!?", and I say back something along the lines of, "Well what's your dispersion at? What equipment are you using? How's that crew training coming along?"
Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. It's all good fun.
Ravyen, on Mar 03 2021 - 19:32, said: Back in 2012, my husband and a co-worker, worked the grave shift.
When they got off work in the morning, they'd spend a few hours
online playing World of Tanks, platooning up together for some
battles before my husband would crash to sleep. About halfway into
the year, his co-worker moved to Florida.
Then my husband began asking me to come try out this game with him. "Hey hon, give it a try, you might like it." My reply was always, "Really? Blowing up tanks, I don't think so." It just wasn't my cup of tea.
Finally, I gave into his request and said I'd 'give it a try', just a few battles. Little did I know all the detail one had to do to play a few battles. Creating an account, setting up your crew and tanks, was a bit of an investment in one's time. The first few battles left me unimpressed. I was the fool rushing into the battle, 'pew, pew', only to get blown up in the first 30 seconds. My husband shrugged, headed to bed, and I continued on battling. I didn't get this game. But then around 10 battles in, I spotted a player with this name that really stood out. DefendYourBase. With a name like that and because he'd just carried the entire team and won us a battle, I PM'd him after the battle and asked if I could platoon up with him and learn some things. Sure enough, I listened to his advice, and won more battles. I ceased with the YOLOing as well.
Needless to say, 9 years later, I'm still here playing World of Tanks. Am I addicted?? Eyes her 54,382 battles. Naaaah. I've made some good friends, learned from a few élite players, yep joined some clans and have had a lot of fun with this game. Best of all, my win rate is better than my husbands. *wink* My own personal interest in the game is running light tanks and playing artillery.
So yeah, I'm still here 'giving it a try'! It's a good stress relief when I need it, it challenges me and quite simply put; and probably the most surprising of all, I'm 61, and I like the game.
Celtic_Lady, on Mar 04 2021 - 07:37, said: I have always been a big gamer of MORPG games and one day my
husband was playing WOT and he wanted me to watch. He kept asking
me to play with him and since I liked the graphics of the game. I
figured why not give it a try. I did not realize how much fun I
would have smashing, crashing and blowing tanks up. I also like the
fact that you can customize your tanks to what you want them to
look like. It gives it your on personal style. Anyways now my
husband and I are spending more time together as we play every day.
He teases me because I have only been playing for about 4 months
and he has played for 3 years and I am beating his scores. Love it
and can't get enough of it.
Lixue, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:43, said: Conocí el juego hace poco más de 4 años por medio de un amigo que
me insistió en unirme. Al comienzo fue difícil saber con cuál
tanque me sentía mas cómoda, tampoco sabía las mecánicas del juego
y su estrategia, y ni mucho menos de la variedad de tanques y su
blindaje distintivo. Básicamente fue un caos, termine con la tan
odiada artillería. Mi amigo dejó de jugar, y yo fui perdiendo el
entusiasmo, ya que prefiero jugar en pelotón, así que poco tiempo
después abandone el juego por unos meses. Y así seguí, regresando y
abandonando otra vez. Ahora me encuentro más activa y sigo jugando
porque me uní a un clan. Al menos, después de tanto, logré cumplir
mi deseo y conseguí la Jagdpanzer E100. Me gustaría que el juego
tuviera más estilos con colores como el rosa, salmón, lila, etc.
Sí, me van a decir que esos colores no se usan en tanques en la
vida real, pero tenemos estilos con pandas, arboles, renos, flores,
moñas, etc. 
Link on message: #12773152
demonxshinigami, on Mar 03 2021 - 12:11, said: Why I play World of Tank? When I was a baby I was abandoned in
China. It was fate for an elderly lady to save me and I was adopted
into a loving family in the US. Fast forward to 2013, I discovered
World of Tanks. It became my favorite game. I would play until my
eyes couldn't stay open. I continued playing because of the
connections I made as well as my fascination for the machinery of
tanks. World of Tanks is a special game to me and I continue to
play it because of how it creates many new friendships and
experiences. I do Taekwondo and World of Tanks uses the same
coordination and teamwork that I use in my everyday training.
What it means to me? With my life experiences
and interest in tanks, World of Tanks is special to me. I am able
to drive tanks, many being relics from WWII that I have never
witnessed in person yet. World of Tanks is my getaway and where I
have fun times with my clanmates and get to know them as a person.
I wouldn't be able to meet a large variety of people without World
of Tanks as well as have so much fun with the game with all the
tanks and game modes provided. World of Tanks also helped me get
out of my comfort zone. I started streaming with Tanks and still
stream Tanks because in the end of the day it is my main game that
I enjoy and play.TragicLoss: That's such a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing!
DrucilaB, on Mar 03 2021 - 12:26, said: In late November I found myself with pandemic fatigue, frustrated
over isolation and constantly annoyed. The final straw came when
plans to spend time with a close friend in the military were
canceled. I needed a change. That change came in the form of World
of Tanks. I had watched my friend play for years, but was
overwhelmed with the minutia. However, I decided if I wanted to
spend more time with him, I needed to learn the game he
loves. When I told him I wanted to learn he patiently
took me under his tutelage. The first lesson was to think of the
game like a MOBA, I was a competitive MOBA player, suddenly it
clicked! He spent the next few weeks answering my every question
while I ground out my referral contract. Never losing his patience
or blaming me for mistakes. It helped our communication and I was
getting the one thing I needed, to spend more time with someone I
care about. Little did I know, that decision to play World of Tanks
would be such a positive force. By Christmas, I was
introduced to the twitch tanking community. I was immediately
embraced and found myself platooning in front of hundreds of
viewers shortly there after. Chat enjoyed trolling my terrible play
but also started taking time to teach me how to do things right and
become a better player. I couldn’t believe how welcoming and
patient everyone was! I was then asked to join Cheers Bro [CBRO]
and started to make some amazing friends. Lastly, and
perhaps most importantly, I was comfortable just being myself on
stream again. I had found people with the same morbid sense of
humor, ball busting attitude and general outlook on life as I have.
I was laughing again, and I wanted to stream again. All of that
could have never happened without World of Tanks. Now I
stream it 3 times a week on Twitch and have recruited a handful of
friends to the game as well. Plus between my clan and the twitch
community I am always surrounded by some pretty kick ars people.
Now if I could only get good at the game... ...oh and
the tank does in fact go pew pew! http://prntscr.com/10caymp
TragicLoss: Pandemic fatigue is REAL and it's definitely affecting a lot of
people. I am so glad that you found an outlet in World of Tanks.
Welcome to the community! I'm happy you found people that you can
enjoy connecting with!
KavKouhai, on Mar 03 2021 - 14:32, said: OK MissD and Branis! So here's my story so far....It's
all my kids' fault! Scroll back to 2014. At that time my only
use for pcs was work. The idea of using them for play was
like "you gotta be kidding me." My kids were gamers and their
game of choice at the time was World of Tanks, they were both
in clans, doing clan wars and all that stuff, on teamspeak with
online buddies. Me - homeschooling mum - invoking the typical
parental "you should be outside and not parked in front of a
pc all day playing." You gotta add the whiny voice to get the
full effect, ok? So...my kids called me on it. As in
how can you criticize if you know nothing about it.
Pause. I'd been teaching them to be independent thinkers and
was now getting caught in my own trap. So I did what any
other self-respecting homeschooling mum would do - over Christmas I
secretly downloaded the game with brief pauses when I heard screams
from the peanut gallery saying they were lagging out and was I
downloading a movie or something. Thank you wargaming for
making it possible for a total noob to at least figure out what
"wasd" meant. Lol. WoT was my first game. Didn't have A
CLUE! After a couple of weeks I had to come out of the closet
and ask the kids for help. They did. They introduced me
to my first clan (run by another female tanker, Femm) and got me
going. Since then I've been in several clans, had all sorts
of positions, learnt a lot along the way and met some amazing
people. My stats are crap - still struggling from the "run
through the tank list, die and pick another" strategy that I
started off with. Trust me - it doesn't work! We've
gone from "dinner's ready, get down here" to "sorry, you'll have to
scavenge your own dinner, I'm doing clan wars." The kids have had
YEARS of mileage out of this. WoT is still my go-to. Yeah,
I'm hooked. But I've added forays into other games like
Borderlands, Minecraft, Genshin Impact. I help run a discord
server and minecraft server. I stream average gameplay on
facebook and am constantly amazed that people watch! You'll
find me at fb.gg/kavkouhai I'd love to be a light tank player
- those little buzz bombs are the bane of my tanking life - but I'm
smart enough to realize that my hand-eye coordination isn't fast
enough any more unless I figure out how to reset a few decades in
rl. You'll find me lurking in the backfield with my trusty td
or brawling with you face to face in my heavy. So what
does World of Tanks mean to me - it's expanded my horizons,
introduced me to amazing people that I communicate with on ts or
discord, given me a common language with gamers (I still get a
quiet chuckle when I talk to someone's teenagers and see their jaws
drop with an "omg, she's a gamer, she
understands!", and I'm still learning.
TragicLoss: That's so incredible! You seem like such an amazing and open-minded
mother to your children. You definitely gave them an amazing
example when you made the decision to 'try then criticize'. They
must appreciate that you can spend time with them in a shared hobby
that they were interested in first. Kids tend to get dragged into
whatever their parents like doing, whether they find it interesting
or not, and it's so cool to hear this kind of story where a parent
joins their kid even though it might not be 'their
thing'.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
reeeses, on Mar 03 2021 - 15:25, said: In early 2014 I watched my dad play the game frequently, and as
someone who had never played video games before it really intrigued
me. He helped me make an account and tried to teach me how to play
but I still failed miserably at the game (I was only 12, but even
for a 12 year old I was hilariously bad). That didn't stop me from
having fun though, although I'm sure that my teams at the time
probably wanted to TK me for crashing into them and everything else
in my path and dealing maybe one shot of damage per battle. World
of Tanks introduced me to the gaming world, and since starting I
have played so many different games that I can easily say that
gaming is one of my biggest hobbies and passions in life. Over the
years I've been steadily improving at the game, and while my
thousands of battles of being a trigger-happy 12 year old who stuck
to artillery because I couldn't really drive still drag down
my stats to this day, I think I really grew as a player. I now
prefer TDs, can actually drive the tank without crashing into
anything, and actually make a positive impact on the game with my
damage dealt. I still can't play light tanks for the life of me
though, ha ha. While my wallet isn't thankful to World of
Tanks, I definitely am. It introduced me to gaming, and most
importantly to me, it brought me closer with my dad. We've been
playing it together for 7 years now (I still find that number hard
to believe) and I cherish every single battle that I get to spend
with him.TragicLoss: It's always interesting to hear the perspective of ladies who's
FIRST game was WoT. My first games were educational followed by a
couple racing games and then some shooters that I probably
shouldn't have been playing at the age I was playing them at
(Thanks Dad <3)
(Thanks Dad <3)Felnora, on Mar 03 2021 - 17:59, said: I started playing about 6 years ago now, and admittedly it was
because I'd seen Girls und Panzer, and wanted to roll around in a
tank and blow some stuff up. My cousin and I started together
and got through the tier 7 Japanese tanks, because 'Duck Team' Type
89 ;p Eventually my brother started playing too, he's a WW2
buff, and was all about some German tanks, so I started over with
the American lineup to roll with him.And now, it's mostly about staying connected with my family members who also game with some war game or another. You can only play so many MMO's, ya know. We try to aim for what I like to call the "Soft Meat" of the enemy tanks, while chit chatting about family stuff, movies, etc. Lately we have a Tiger II, O-Ho, and my T32 in a Platoon. Not the most effective platoon, but it's ours. I look forward to the nights where we have that super awesome match where we are not the '8's in a 10', and can rack up some real XP and medals... but still have a good laugh when my brother yells out "How did that bounce, it was all green?!?", and I say back something along the lines of, "Well what's your dispersion at? What equipment are you using? How's that crew training coming along?"
Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. It's all good fun.
TragicLoss: That's so cool! Multiple family members connecting over WoT!
Ravyen, on Mar 03 2021 - 19:32, said: Back in 2012, my husband and a co-worker, worked the grave shift.
When they got off work in the morning, they'd spend a few hours
online playing World of Tanks, platooning up together for some
battles before my husband would crash to sleep. About halfway into
the year, his co-worker moved to Florida.Then my husband began asking me to come try out this game with him. "Hey hon, give it a try, you might like it." My reply was always, "Really? Blowing up tanks, I don't think so." It just wasn't my cup of tea.
Finally, I gave into his request and said I'd 'give it a try', just a few battles. Little did I know all the detail one had to do to play a few battles. Creating an account, setting up your crew and tanks, was a bit of an investment in one's time. The first few battles left me unimpressed. I was the fool rushing into the battle, 'pew, pew', only to get blown up in the first 30 seconds. My husband shrugged, headed to bed, and I continued on battling. I didn't get this game. But then around 10 battles in, I spotted a player with this name that really stood out. DefendYourBase. With a name like that and because he'd just carried the entire team and won us a battle, I PM'd him after the battle and asked if I could platoon up with him and learn some things. Sure enough, I listened to his advice, and won more battles. I ceased with the YOLOing as well.
Needless to say, 9 years later, I'm still here playing World of Tanks. Am I addicted?? Eyes her 54,382 battles. Naaaah. I've made some good friends, learned from a few élite players, yep joined some clans and have had a lot of fun with this game. Best of all, my win rate is better than my husbands. *wink* My own personal interest in the game is running light tanks and playing artillery.
So yeah, I'm still here 'giving it a try'! It's a good stress relief when I need it, it challenges me and quite simply put; and probably the most surprising of all, I'm 61, and I like the game.
TragicLoss: Wowza! That's awesome! Finding new ways to be with your partner
even after multiple years of marriage seems like a great way to
keep the love going!
Celtic_Lady, on Mar 04 2021 - 07:37, said: I have always been a big gamer of MORPG games and one day my
husband was playing WOT and he wanted me to watch. He kept asking
me to play with him and since I liked the graphics of the game. I
figured why not give it a try. I did not realize how much fun I
would have smashing, crashing and blowing tanks up. I also like the
fact that you can customize your tanks to what you want them to
look like. It gives it your on personal style. Anyways now my
husband and I are spending more time together as we play every day.
He teases me because I have only been playing for about 4 months
and he has played for 3 years and I am beating his scores. Love it
and can't get enough of it.TragicLoss: Yeah, I feel that so much. Brain likes to go "SMASHY" and "KABOOM,
hehe". The number of ladies finding joy in participating in their
significant others' hobbies and it becoming a shared hobby is so
heartwarming.
Lixue, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:43, said: Conocí el juego hace poco más de 4 años por medio de un amigo que
me insistió en unirme. Al comienzo fue difícil saber con cuál
tanque me sentía mas cómoda, tampoco sabía las mecánicas del juego
y su estrategia, y ni mucho menos de la variedad de tanques y su
blindaje distintivo. Básicamente fue un caos, termine con la tan
odiada artillería. Mi amigo dejó de jugar, y yo fui perdiendo el
entusiasmo, ya que prefiero jugar en pelotón, así que poco tiempo
después abandone el juego por unos meses. Y así seguí, regresando y
abandonando otra vez. Ahora me encuentro más activa y sigo jugando
porque me uní a un clan. Al menos, después de tanto, logré cumplir
mi deseo y conseguí la Jagdpanzer E100. Me gustaría que el juego
tuviera más estilos con colores como el rosa, salmón, lila, etc.
Sí, me van a decir que esos colores no se usan en tanques en la
vida real, pero tenemos estilos con pandas, arboles, renos, flores,
moñas, etc. TragicLoss:
¡Estoy muy feliz de que hayas encontrado personas con quienes jugar que te inspiten a jugar más! Especialmente dado que te gusta el juego. Sé cómo se siente cuando tus amigos dejan de jugar a algo. Se siente como si perdieras tanto la conexión con tus amigos como con el juego. Tengo muchos juegos que solo juego con amigos o mi hermana. Gracias por compartir tu historia, ¡y espero que podamos introducir más colores y camuflajes femeninos!
¡Estoy muy feliz de que hayas encontrado personas con quienes jugar que te inspiten a jugar más! Especialmente dado que te gusta el juego. Sé cómo se siente cuando tus amigos dejan de jugar a algo. Se siente como si perdieras tanto la conexión con tus amigos como con el juego. Tengo muchos juegos que solo juego con amigos o mi hermana. Gracias por compartir tu historia, ¡y espero que podamos introducir más colores y camuflajes femeninos!
TeriyakiTanker
Are there any bond tanks worth buying?
04.03.2021 18:02:03
Subject: Are there any bond tanks worth buying?
Link on message: #12772978
Sgt__Guffy, on Mar 03 2021 - 23:18, said: I have 10,200 bonds. I was saving up for 15,000 and going for one
of the tier 10s. I'm in no hurry to spend them if players think the
M60 is not worth it. I don't play Russian tanks.
Link on message: #12772978
Sgt__Guffy, on Mar 03 2021 - 23:18, said: I have 10,200 bonds. I was saving up for 15,000 and going for one
of the tier 10s. I'm in no hurry to spend them if players think the
M60 is not worth it. I don't play Russian tanks.TeriyakiTanker: Personally I love the M60 but you should still wait for the update
in case a better T10 comes available. Supposedly that will be
"soon".
TeriyakiTanker
Black Market Leaks!
04.03.2021 17:57:02
Subject: Black Market Leaks!
Link on message: #12772966
Kani_Bist, on Mar 04 2021 - 10:18, said:
He either had or didn't want the tanks offered. Was that not implied?
Link on message: #12772966
Kani_Bist, on Mar 04 2021 - 10:18, said: He either had or didn't want the tanks offered. Was that not implied?
TeriyakiTanker: Not really, it could always be another reason. Honestly with
only two offers out I think thats an awfully odd critique.
TeriyakiTanker
Log in, Check Daily Missions for Bonds, Reroll for Bonds, Log out?
04.03.2021 05:27:21
Subject: Log in, Check Daily Missions for Bonds, Reroll for Bonds, Log out?
Link on message: #12772382
82nd_19D1P_D3, on Mar 01 2021 - 19:58, said: Anyone else log in simply to see if there are any daily missions
for bonds and if there aren't any (even after you reroll) just not
play for that day? It seems like the only thing that keeps me
coming back daily is to grind for bonds. And that will only take a
person so far if there isn't anything in the bond shop. I'm up do
about 35,000 bonds now and I'm still waiting for something to spend
them on.
Link on message: #12772382
82nd_19D1P_D3, on Mar 01 2021 - 19:58, said: Anyone else log in simply to see if there are any daily missions
for bonds and if there aren't any (even after you reroll) just not
play for that day? It seems like the only thing that keeps me
coming back daily is to grind for bonds. And that will only take a
person so far if there isn't anything in the bond shop. I'm up do
about 35,000 bonds now and I'm still waiting for something to spend
them on. TeriyakiTanker: No but often I just do the my seven missions towards my 100 bonds
and don't play anymore than that. You could always log on and
keep rerolling for bonds, works every four hours.
TeriyakiTanker
Black Market Dude as a Commander
04.03.2021 05:25:53
Subject: Black Market Dude as a Commander
Link on message: #12772378
Link on message: #12772378
TeriyakiTanker: Just throwing it out there but it would be cool to have this dude
as a commander and maybe his "crew" from last year as an actual
crew.
Jambijon
Login Issues
04.03.2021 05:06:41
Subject: Login Issues
Link on message: #12772352
Link on message: #12772352
Jambijon: Evening Tankers, We're aware some users are not able to
connect or got disconnected while trying to change
servers. We're working on a fix and will update you as
soon as we can. UPDATE: We're still working on stability but
most login issues should be resolved. Thanks for your
patience
TeriyakiTanker
What was the TL-1 LPC winning bid?
04.03.2021 04:12:16
Subject: What was the TL-1 LPC winning bid?
Link on message: #12772268
Link on message: #12772268
TeriyakiTanker: Bid 4 million, was thinking 3.5 would be good and almost dropped
down to get it. Glad I didn’t try and go cheap.
Jambijon
the session on another server is incomplete
04.03.2021 03:09:06
Subject: the session on another server is incomplete
Link on message: #12772140
Link on message: #12772140
Jambijon: Hey folks, we working on a fix and will update you as soon as we
can.
DomoSapien
New member of the Competitive Team - foodprinter!
04.03.2021 01:40:31
Subject: New member of the Competitive Team - foodprinter!
Link on message: #12771869
Link on message: #12771869
DomoSapien: Foodprinterrrrrrrr <3
1984BigBrother
New member of the Competitive Team - foodprinter!
04.03.2021 01:36:52
Subject: New member of the Competitive Team - foodprinter!
Link on message: #12771865
Link on message: #12771865
1984BigBrother: Tankers, I would like to introduce you to the newest member of
the competitive gaming team - foodprinter! Food will be
joining as a Competitive Gaming Specialist and will be primarily
responsible for Clans, Clan Wars, and Ranked Battles. He has 9
years of experience at Wargaming and is joining our
team from WoWs and before that, he worked in support
(with me and a lot of the others in the office). I think
foodprinter's battle count and stats speak for themselves and
I am very excited to start working with him on continuing to
develop Clan Wars and the NA Competitive scene as a whole! One
of our main goals with the addition is to be able to expand our
regional competitive activities, but more on that
soon. You can reach him on the WOT NA discord or in-game. Send him an
invite to your Stronghold Detachment! GL
HF, Big
TeriyakiTanker
Clans
03.03.2021 21:37:51
Subject: Clans
Link on message: #12771583
TastyPastry, on Mar 03 2021 - 14:31, said: 1) you're just popular 2) credit boosters 3) none really
since you can leave any time 4) you should join a clan of players
better than you. if you're the best player in a clan, you should
consider going to another clan 5) nope 6) no 7) No
Link on message: #12771583
TastyPastry, on Mar 03 2021 - 14:31, said: 1) you're just popular 2) credit boosters 3) none really
since you can leave any time 4) you should join a clan of players
better than you. if you're the best player in a clan, you should
consider going to another clan 5) nope 6) no 7) NoTeriyakiTanker:
Basically this with a couple more things you should know. Every two weeks clans get special missions that give them access to special rewards, nothing big but you can earn like 20 directives of different kinds and 6 of the 20k exp crew books. You can get these pretty easily and over the course of a year it’s pretty solid. Also when you leave a clan you can’t join a new one for a day or two.
Basically this with a couple more things you should know. Every two weeks clans get special missions that give them access to special rewards, nothing big but you can earn like 20 directives of different kinds and 6 of the 20k exp crew books. You can get these pretty easily and over the course of a year it’s pretty solid. Also when you leave a clan you can’t join a new one for a day or two.
KRZYBooP
Incoming! Black Market is in town!
03.03.2021 19:24:41
Subject: Incoming! Black Market is in town!
Link on message: #12771351
SawUcomin, on Mar 03 2021 - 11:05, said: No I expect them to stop selling premium tanks or anything related
to money harvesting until they add more map content. When people,
such as yourself, are drawn into this gimmicky pay to win scenario,
the game stagnates for those of us who have been playing and
contributing since 2010! I'm not suggesting they stop doing what
they are doing to generate a profit I am asking they expedite and
prioritize the design release of more map content. Initially maps
were released at a rate of 1 or 2 for each major update in the
first 4 or 5 years. Now it has dwindled down to about
once every 2 years for new maps (not reskinned) Then they
remove maps for balancing ( I call it removing every unique and
interesting feature that made them fun to play) So the result
is for every 5 maps produced, 2 or 3 are yanked not long after and
reworked for another long period before being re-release again
(often not at all)
Link on message: #12771351
SawUcomin, on Mar 03 2021 - 11:05, said: No I expect them to stop selling premium tanks or anything related
to money harvesting until they add more map content. When people,
such as yourself, are drawn into this gimmicky pay to win scenario,
the game stagnates for those of us who have been playing and
contributing since 2010! I'm not suggesting they stop doing what
they are doing to generate a profit I am asking they expedite and
prioritize the design release of more map content. Initially maps
were released at a rate of 1 or 2 for each major update in the
first 4 or 5 years. Now it has dwindled down to about
once every 2 years for new maps (not reskinned) Then they
remove maps for balancing ( I call it removing every unique and
interesting feature that made them fun to play) So the result
is for every 5 maps produced, 2 or 3 are yanked not long after and
reworked for another long period before being re-release again
(often not at all)KRZYBooP:
In case you are not in the know of super test posts.
Map
Map
Map
Map
Map
MapMapMapMapMapMapMapAnd there is, even more, coming later this month.
Map design is not an easy endeavor. You have to create interesting locals that don't favor one side or another. Maps that were removed had this problem where one spawn point had an advantage over the other. Other issues like players getting to places they were not supposed to be. There is an entire degree specialization based on this in order to create a great play experience and even then there is no way to make everyone happy. Some players want 0 corridors and a flat plain with 0 hills to battle it out while other players are okay with corridors as long as there is a flanking option to back door the enemy team.
In case you are not in the know of super test posts.
Map
Map
Map
Map
Map
MapMapMapMapMapMapMapAnd there is, even more, coming later this month.
Map design is not an easy endeavor. You have to create interesting locals that don't favor one side or another. Maps that were removed had this problem where one spawn point had an advantage over the other. Other issues like players getting to places they were not supposed to be. There is an entire degree specialization based on this in order to create a great play experience and even then there is no way to make everyone happy. Some players want 0 corridors and a flat plain with 0 hills to battle it out while other players are okay with corridors as long as there is a flanking option to back door the enemy team.
TeriyakiTanker
QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
03.03.2021 19:07:23
Subject: QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
Link on message: #12771323
_W_R_A_I_T_H_, on Mar 03 2021 - 09:23, said: He is going to attack you personally now, you just
wait and see. He will call you UNEDUCATED or STUPID.
You just watch. If you disagree with him you are obviously
stupid. It is his MO.
Link on message: #12771323
_W_R_A_I_T_H_, on Mar 03 2021 - 09:23, said: He is going to attack you personally now, you just
wait and see. He will call you UNEDUCATED or STUPID.
You just watch. If you disagree with him you are obviously
stupid. It is his MO. TeriyakiTanker: Whose MO?
TeriyakiTanker
Have fun in the black market
03.03.2021 19:04:16
Subject: Have fun in the black market
Link on message: #12771316
Snohoe, on Mar 03 2021 - 10:47, said: Bought the prem arties the last 2 times just to sell them. Saving
the player base from that little extra cancer is worth it.
Link on message: #12771316
Snohoe, on Mar 03 2021 - 10:47, said: Bought the prem arties the last 2 times just to sell them. Saving
the player base from that little extra cancer is worth it. TeriyakiTanker: That is hilarious
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
03.03.2021 18:56:18
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12771305
AnArmyofBun, on Mar 03 2021 - 10:29, said: I started playing World of Tanks in December of 2012. I've
always played video games for a form of escapism if I'm being
honest. I saw some adds for it and a friend of mine suggested
he and I play together since he knew I was big into driving tanks
in Planetside 1. I felt it would be a good distraction from
my wife being out to sea due to the Navy. I got hooked.
I'd always played MMO's and mildly some competitive shooters when I
felt like it but something about hooked me. This kind of, fell
right into place and I went hard. Consuming so much
information really kept my mind focused. Improving myself as
best I could. It gave me a bit of a sense of accomplishment
when all I could do was wait. But what really was there for
me was the community I found within World of Tanks. The
friends, the incredible support when things were hard. Even
now that I don't play much anymore, I'll never not have it on my
drive just to play when I can or when a friend asks me to.
World of Tanks, in a lot of ways, kept me going in difficult
times. If not just for the focus but for the people I love
that I met within it. Thanks WG. (My wallet hates you.)
Link on message: #12771305
AnArmyofBun, on Mar 03 2021 - 10:29, said: I started playing World of Tanks in December of 2012. I've
always played video games for a form of escapism if I'm being
honest. I saw some adds for it and a friend of mine suggested
he and I play together since he knew I was big into driving tanks
in Planetside 1. I felt it would be a good distraction from
my wife being out to sea due to the Navy. I got hooked.
I'd always played MMO's and mildly some competitive shooters when I
felt like it but something about hooked me. This kind of, fell
right into place and I went hard. Consuming so much
information really kept my mind focused. Improving myself as
best I could. It gave me a bit of a sense of accomplishment
when all I could do was wait. But what really was there for
me was the community I found within World of Tanks. The
friends, the incredible support when things were hard. Even
now that I don't play much anymore, I'll never not have it on my
drive just to play when I can or when a friend asks me to.
World of Tanks, in a lot of ways, kept me going in difficult
times. If not just for the focus but for the people I love
that I met within it. Thanks WG. (My wallet hates you.)TragicLoss: Thank you for sharing! And thank your wife for her dedication to
the service.
I find (for obvious reasons) many tankers have a service member in their family or are significant others. I find it endearing to see so many people who show their support to them in different aspects.
It's truly inspiring to see the amazing connections you find when you open your horizons to new and different interests.
Gaming is such a special hobby and it really warms my soul to see so many that are so passionate for one reason or another about playing World of Tanks.
I find (for obvious reasons) many tankers have a service member in their family or are significant others. I find it endearing to see so many people who show their support to them in different aspects.
It's truly inspiring to see the amazing connections you find when you open your horizons to new and different interests.
Gaming is such a special hobby and it really warms my soul to see so many that are so passionate for one reason or another about playing World of Tanks.
Einzelganger7
They sure started this off right, with junk
03.03.2021 18:13:43
Subject: They sure started this off right, with junk
Link on message: #12771207
Link on message: #12771207
Einzelganger7: I only use German tanks but I made a bid for it of 3,000,001 just
in case. I could use it on Frontline mode or change it during a
trade-in offer.
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
03.03.2021 17:47:59
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12771108
Bruh_Fitz, on Mar 02 2021 - 11:03, said: Hi, i'm from Brazil so sorry for my english My husband used
to play the game for years, he stopped and sometimes play casually
and one of those times my son wanted to play, so we started
together. What i want is to share the good part and the bad part of
the world of tanks. I love the game, i like the heavy tanks, my
favorite so far is T29, my son and i we're a team but we don't like
the same tanks or even tiers. It's a mom and son time in those
quarantine times, it's all fun until we read the chat. Being from
Brazil we face a lot of racism coming from other countries, people
often call Brazilians monkeys or even worse and it's just the tip
of the iceberg, when they know you're a woman no matter if you play
very well there's a lot of machism, verbal abuse and other things
that doesn't worth comment. Many many times i want stop
playing, because some people doesn't know how to respect the
others, my husband is the one that help me to ignore all those
things because he knows how much my son and i like the game.
But even with those things, all the good moments i have with my
son, the funny moments and the family bond make the world of tanks
a positive experience
Link on message: #12771108
Bruh_Fitz, on Mar 02 2021 - 11:03, said: Hi, i'm from Brazil so sorry for my english My husband used
to play the game for years, he stopped and sometimes play casually
and one of those times my son wanted to play, so we started
together. What i want is to share the good part and the bad part of
the world of tanks. I love the game, i like the heavy tanks, my
favorite so far is T29, my son and i we're a team but we don't like
the same tanks or even tiers. It's a mom and son time in those
quarantine times, it's all fun until we read the chat. Being from
Brazil we face a lot of racism coming from other countries, people
often call Brazilians monkeys or even worse and it's just the tip
of the iceberg, when they know you're a woman no matter if you play
very well there's a lot of machism, verbal abuse and other things
that doesn't worth comment. Many many times i want stop
playing, because some people doesn't know how to respect the
others, my husband is the one that help me to ignore all those
things because he knows how much my son and i like the game.
But even with those things, all the good moments i have with my
son, the funny moments and the family bond make the world of tanks
a positive experienceTragicLoss: Your English is MILES better than my Portuguese (even all my
Spanish responses here are translated by my coworker 
)
That's amazing! It's wonderful that you have a hobby to share with your son.
I know players can be very toxic, but I do hope that they don't ever stop you from enjoying the quality time you spend with your son and your husband (when he plays)
Thank you for sharing and please do make sure to report those players, it may sometimes not feel as such, but we do punish players who drain the joy from the game from others.
)That's amazing! It's wonderful that you have a hobby to share with your son.
I know players can be very toxic, but I do hope that they don't ever stop you from enjoying the quality time you spend with your son and your husband (when he plays
)Thank you for sharing and please do make sure to report those players, it may sometimes not feel as such, but we do punish players who drain the joy from the game from others.
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
03.03.2021 17:37:00
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12771081
My husband and our neighbor started playing WoT in early 2015 and tried really hard to get me to play too. I always thought they played the stupidest and most boring games (they still play different games every weekend). Then finally I decided to try, didn't tell them until I was probably at tier 3 or 4 and of course they made me platoon with them and somehow I ended up being their arty helper. I played on and off, still mostly arty even without them. Then in late 2019 I got an idea to start live streaming my gameplay. It started really slow since I hadn't really interacted with the community, but now I have made so many friends! I'm also somewhat known for being a moderator for three CC's on Twitch: Claus Kellerman, WarChild and Oranjoman.
One day I hope to drive a real tank and maybe destroy a car with one too... Either by crushing or shooting it, both would be fun!
LadyMae, on Mar 02 2021 - 16:18, said: I started playing video games on my Dad's Intellivision, then fast
forward. To world of tanks, I saw this interesting commercial
about a new racing game. Suddenly a car slams into a tank,
and then I was like wow I can blow stuff up. When the game
started there were only 3 countries that you could play, now there
are 11 countries and well over 432 tanks, which is how many I have
right now...lol. I started playing world of tanks in November
2011, and have been playing ever since. It is my go to game
for relaxing after work. I'm not the best player in the world
and I don't care about stats. What I care about is having
fun. I have made a lot of friends playing this game and the
streaming community for world of tanks is absolutely amazing.
I started streaming world of tanks the end of November 2020 and
have made a lot more friends since then. My husband and my
son both play as well and we have a small family clan in the
game. If anyone wants to check me out I stream on twitch
at https://www.twitch.tv/bwblackmoth. Which is
where we all hang out at Blackmoth's Bar and Grill. Hope to
see you there.
Lixue, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:43, said: Hi! My name is Sgt Marin (my fiance's suggestion).. and I'm
going to tell you a little bit of my story. I started playing
because of my fiance. He loves the game and has been playing since
2015. His passion is due to his profession, he is Commander of
Tanks in the Brazilian Army and works with Leopard tanks. As the
passion for the game was great to compete (kk), I end up joining
him and whenever I can, we play as a platoon. I am evolving little
by little and I already have my level 8, despite the short game
time. Hugs!
BWBlackmoth, on Mar 02 2021 - 22:48, said:
Sgt_Marin, on Mar 03 2021 - 07:51, said:
Link on message: #12771081
My husband and our neighbor started playing WoT in early 2015 and tried really hard to get me to play too. I always thought they played the stupidest and most boring games (they still play different games every weekend). Then finally I decided to try, didn't tell them until I was probably at tier 3 or 4 and of course they made me platoon with them and somehow I ended up being their arty helper. I played on and off, still mostly arty even without them. Then in late 2019 I got an idea to start live streaming my gameplay. It started really slow since I hadn't really interacted with the community, but now I have made so many friends! I'm also somewhat known for being a moderator for three CC's on Twitch: Claus Kellerman, WarChild and Oranjoman.
One day I hope to drive a real tank and maybe destroy a car with one too... Either by crushing or shooting it, both would be fun!
TragicLoss: I know that sometimes hesitation can come from skepticism, but I'm
very happy you were open to giving it a shot on your own time
. Thank you for sharing and I'm so
happy that you found your own space (streaming) to invest your time
into.
. Thank you for sharing and I'm so
happy that you found your own space (streaming) to invest your time
into. LadyMae, on Mar 02 2021 - 16:18, said: I started playing video games on my Dad's Intellivision, then fast
forward. To world of tanks, I saw this interesting commercial
about a new racing game. Suddenly a car slams into a tank,
and then I was like wow I can blow stuff up. When the game
started there were only 3 countries that you could play, now there
are 11 countries and well over 432 tanks, which is how many I have
right now...lol. I started playing world of tanks in November
2011, and have been playing ever since. It is my go to game
for relaxing after work. I'm not the best player in the world
and I don't care about stats. What I care about is having
fun. I have made a lot of friends playing this game and the
streaming community for world of tanks is absolutely amazing.
I started streaming world of tanks the end of November 2020 and
have made a lot more friends since then. My husband and my
son both play as well and we have a small family clan in the
game. If anyone wants to check me out I stream on twitch
at https://www.twitch.tv/bwblackmoth. Which is
where we all hang out at Blackmoth's Bar and Grill. Hope to
see you there.TragicLoss: ¡Estoy muy feliz de que hayas encontrado personas con quienes jugar
que te inspiten a jugar más! Especialmente dado que te gusta el
juego. Sé cómo se siente cuando tus amigos dejan de jugar a algo.
Se siente como si perdieras tanto la conexión con tus amigos como
con el juego. Tengo muchos juegos que solo juego con amigos o mi
hermana. Gracias por compartir tu historia, ¡y espero que podamos
introducir más colores y camuflajes femeninos!
Lixue, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:43, said: Hi! My name is Sgt Marin (my fiance's suggestion).. and I'm
going to tell you a little bit of my story. I started playing
because of my fiance. He loves the game and has been playing since
2015. His passion is due to his profession, he is Commander of
Tanks in the Brazilian Army and works with Leopard tanks. As the
passion for the game was great to compete (kk), I end up joining
him and whenever I can, we play as a platoon. I am evolving little
by little and I already have my level 8, despite the short game
time. Hugs!TragicLoss: Haha, yeah! We've definitely had some... interesting commercials to
say the least (Tiny Houses anyone?). Seeing so many women and girls
who connect with their male friends/significant others/family
members really makes me hope that other men will see the joy in
sharing hobbies with their lady friends/significant others/family
members even if it may not entirely fit with their interests. I
know plenty of people who have found new hobbies and now share more
interests and togetherness because of not just videogames, but
others as well.
BWBlackmoth, on Mar 02 2021 - 22:48, said: TragicLoss: That's awesome! I'm glad you both found a way to spend quality time
together that makes you both happy and shares something in common
with his passion and profession! I hope you both continue to find
more ways to spend time together and connect with one another. It's
important to have things in common while also having passions of
your own!
If you can share the suggestion behind your username and how this came about, that'd be cool! If it's too personal or if you don't feel comfortable sharing, don't worry about it
If you can share the suggestion behind your username and how this came about, that'd be cool! If it's too personal or if you don't feel comfortable sharing, don't worry about it
Sgt_Marin, on Mar 03 2021 - 07:51, said: TragicLoss:
TeriyakiTanker
QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
03.03.2021 16:20:01
Subject: QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
Link on message: #12770986
_W_R_A_I_T_H_, on Mar 03 2021 - 08:38, said: I disagree. I think hundreds of years from
now the NFL Hall of Fame will have long been destroyed and
football will be considered a barbaric sport and erased from
history, but that Twitch streamers like QB will be celebrated
and QB will be remembered while nobody will even know Tom Brady's
name.
Link on message: #12770986
_W_R_A_I_T_H_, on Mar 03 2021 - 08:38, said: I disagree. I think hundreds of years from
now the NFL Hall of Fame will have long been destroyed and
football will be considered a barbaric sport and erased from
history, but that Twitch streamers like QB will be celebrated
and QB will be remembered while nobody will even know Tom Brady's
name. TeriyakiTanker: LOL..... even if streamers and gamers replace athletes in the
future QuickyBaby is nothing compared to the elite streamers who
have tons more viewers. QuickyBaby is obviously the most
popular WoT content creator but not eve close to the level of
people who create content for far more popular games. You
might want to bring the crazy back down below 11.
TeriyakiTanker
QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
03.03.2021 16:17:00
Subject: QUICKYBABY HATES Crew 2.0. He calls it, RUBICON 2.0!
Link on message: #12770983
Reppic27, on Mar 03 2021 - 08:17, said: I think you missed my point. We should stay on topic.
I'm allowed to voice my opinion but don't defend QB against
my one-sentence opinion. I pride myself on not being blind. I don't
"love" any streamer in particular, I watch several and I keep my
expectations and favoritism down to earth. So far I've given
you the benefit of the doubt, let's keep it that way. You're not a
blind fanboy and I'm just giving you my opinion. Now
to elaborate, psychologically speaking, there are issues with
someone over celebrating achievements. Celebrations / celebrating
are usually consistent with the achievement and the effort/energy
used to acquire the achievement. Exceptions apply, deviations occur
but extremes usually pinpoint something different. When the
celebration is over dramatized, there's an underlying issue. You
brought up Tom Brady, let's go there. I've never seen Tom celebrate
as strongly as QB (within physical limitations / spatial
constraints), and Tom won 7 Super Bowls, an achievement that dwarfs
anything QB has accomplished. So to me, something's wrong
there. If this example is not to your liking, I can
provide others. The aforementioned character trait is
a common one with lack of confidence. Also to point out an added
caveat, notice how he says "boys and girls" and never addresses his
viewership (live) as adults. Also a flag we're learning in
psychology. I guess I'm noticing these things more than most
because I'm currently knee deep in psychology-studies.
So again, my opinion, if you'd like to have a discussion on
psychological triggers and traits we can certainly go there but
overall I think my assessment of this character flaw is pretty spot
on. We all have them, it's just important no one idolizes any
streamer because of misguided conceptions.
Link on message: #12770983
Reppic27, on Mar 03 2021 - 08:17, said: I think you missed my point. We should stay on topic.
I'm allowed to voice my opinion but don't defend QB against
my one-sentence opinion. I pride myself on not being blind. I don't
"love" any streamer in particular, I watch several and I keep my
expectations and favoritism down to earth. So far I've given
you the benefit of the doubt, let's keep it that way. You're not a
blind fanboy and I'm just giving you my opinion. Now
to elaborate, psychologically speaking, there are issues with
someone over celebrating achievements. Celebrations / celebrating
are usually consistent with the achievement and the effort/energy
used to acquire the achievement. Exceptions apply, deviations occur
but extremes usually pinpoint something different. When the
celebration is over dramatized, there's an underlying issue. You
brought up Tom Brady, let's go there. I've never seen Tom celebrate
as strongly as QB (within physical limitations / spatial
constraints), and Tom won 7 Super Bowls, an achievement that dwarfs
anything QB has accomplished. So to me, something's wrong
there. If this example is not to your liking, I can
provide others. The aforementioned character trait is
a common one with lack of confidence. Also to point out an added
caveat, notice how he says "boys and girls" and never addresses his
viewership (live) as adults. Also a flag we're learning in
psychology. I guess I'm noticing these things more than most
because I'm currently knee deep in psychology-studies.
So again, my opinion, if you'd like to have a discussion on
psychological triggers and traits we can certainly go there but
overall I think my assessment of this character flaw is pretty spot
on. We all have them, it's just important no one idolizes any
streamer because of misguided conceptions. TeriyakiTanker: If you are knee deep in psychology studies you should be aware you
don't diagnose people without actually talking to them.........
just saying. It is just as likely that QuickyBaby has a
persona just like a lot of other streamers. It is his job to
be "entertaining" and he obviously plays to his crowd, you just
need to look at his old content compared to his later content to
see that he puts on a show. And frankly considering he is by
far the biggest content creator for WoT it is working.
TeriyakiTanker
Black market List of new tanks by wotexpress
03.03.2021 07:29:00
Subject: Black market List of new tanks by wotexpress
Link on message: #12770751
Bergepanzer_RV, on Mar 03 2021 - 00:20, said: This list is an estimate, nothing is certain!
Link on message: #12770751
Bergepanzer_RV, on Mar 03 2021 - 00:20, said: This list is an estimate, nothing is certain!TeriyakiTanker: Actually you are wrong those two tanks have already been stated as
being reward tanks and will not be part of the Black Market.
Draschel
T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
03.03.2021 06:56:54
Subject: T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
Link on message: #12770728
Grillo_Parlante, on Mar 02 2021 - 01:34, said: No, your claim that people getting away with cheating in
other ways, somehow makes it impossible to have a personal moral
code that condemns people for cheating for the t-22, is laughable.
Link on message: #12770728
Grillo_Parlante, on Mar 02 2021 - 01:34, said: No, your claim that people getting away with cheating in
other ways, somehow makes it impossible to have a personal moral
code that condemns people for cheating for the t-22, is laughable.Draschel: How is that the case? Not only is it cheating against WG EULA
and blatantly disallowed, its monetization of WGs product against
their wishes. This is possibly the worst kind of cheating WG could
possibly stand to bear and yet....allow There is a difference,
between breaking someone's finger and getting arrested. And
committing murder, and getting arrested. It is called severity. Are
both villainous? Surely, but look at the severity between the
two. Cheat to get a powerful, single tier X tank at the
time, exclusive to a few? or how about cheating to get
multiple powerful tier IX and X tanks, exclusive to a few, while
also moving hundreds of fluid dollars of prohibited expenditure,
over a product they have no right to monetize and make transactions
in that way. We aren't even talking about cheating
anymore, we are talking about illegally moving money in prohibited
manner, at a company's expense and without their consent. Are
you serious?
Draschel
beating a dead horse
03.03.2021 06:43:05
Subject: beating a dead horse
Link on message: #12770710
Cupujoe, on Mar 02 2021 - 14:36, said: Waaaaa. Reroll is upset because slowass tanks won't let him sit
hulldown and farm. They should run away at 18 kph. Maybe you should
relocate ? But that would reduce your wn8 farming.
Link on message: #12770710
Cupujoe, on Mar 02 2021 - 14:36, said: Waaaaa. Reroll is upset because slowass tanks won't let him sit
hulldown and farm. They should run away at 18 kph. Maybe you should
relocate ? But that would reduce your wn8 farming. Draschel: and you are upset, because you fail to recognize superior
position and advantage over an enemy, and baiting an enemy to fight
on his or her superior terms, should lead to advantageous
performance, rather than rewarding people who don't aim, and are
full of laziness? I know exactly why your type exists.
TeriyakiTanker
Black market sucks for me
03.03.2021 06:41:47
Subject: Black market sucks for me
Link on message: #12770709
_BobaFett, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:19, said: Maybe I should say overpriced from a buying viewpoint?
Trying to understand your stance here.
Link on message: #12770709
_BobaFett, on Mar 02 2021 - 18:19, said: Maybe I should say overpriced from a buying viewpoint?
Trying to understand your stance here.TeriyakiTanker:
His stance is obvious and rather simple. If they all sold out it isn’t really overpriced. It may be more than you or I want to or would spend but isn’t overpriced.
His stance is obvious and rather simple. If they all sold out it isn’t really overpriced. It may be more than you or I want to or would spend but isn’t overpriced.
Einzelganger7
Incoming! Update 1.12
03.03.2021 05:58:23
Subject: Incoming! Update 1.12
Link on message: #12770687
Link on message: #12770687
Einzelganger7: Small but nice update, though when are we going to be able to
exchange blueprints for other stuff? On the video says soon after
1.12 is launched but how "soon" is that?
KRZYBooP
Incoming! Black Market is in town!
03.03.2021 01:29:29
Subject: Incoming! Black Market is in town!
Link on message: #12770347
Link on message: #12770347
KRZYBooP: Howdy Boom Jockeys! They dun ransacked my Used tank
emporium! I have been cleaned out of all my treasures. I
would appreciate your donation of the Tanks you buy to go back to
my collection. That is what the guy looks like! Now gimme
them back or I am telling!
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
02.03.2021 19:14:29
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12769875
Ix_Chel, on Mar 02 2021 - 11:00, said: I was introduced to the game VIA MissDeeMeaner. We have been
gaming online together for many years and both started with
Runescape which I do still play a little but honestly not often,
Alot of our story is similar, Luckily since I changed my name I do
not get as many nasty messages from strangers, I do find it sad
that if your a female playing a game many male gamers feel
threatened by you or feel the need to hit on you. Most do not
realize that Ix Chel is a Mayan goddess. Not that I am of
Mayan decent but I am interested in ancient civilizations.
Unlike her I still do not care about the dynamics of the game, I
just play because I like playing. My stats do show
this. I do wish to become a better player but its not my main
goal. Although I have been in game for many years usualy I
would play for a few months then stop for MANY months so I did not
really improve my game play until recently as I seem to be into the
game more than I had before. I believe it is due to the clan
I am in and some of the people in it who are AWESOME.
And yeah, playing Arty got so much better once we realized
how to use the shift key instead of going TD mode all the time, HA.
Link on message: #12769875
Ix_Chel, on Mar 02 2021 - 11:00, said: I was introduced to the game VIA MissDeeMeaner. We have been
gaming online together for many years and both started with
Runescape which I do still play a little but honestly not often,
Alot of our story is similar, Luckily since I changed my name I do
not get as many nasty messages from strangers, I do find it sad
that if your a female playing a game many male gamers feel
threatened by you or feel the need to hit on you. Most do not
realize that Ix Chel is a Mayan goddess. Not that I am of
Mayan decent but I am interested in ancient civilizations.
Unlike her I still do not care about the dynamics of the game, I
just play because I like playing. My stats do show
this. I do wish to become a better player but its not my main
goal. Although I have been in game for many years usualy I
would play for a few months then stop for MANY months so I did not
really improve my game play until recently as I seem to be into the
game more than I had before. I believe it is due to the clan
I am in and some of the people in it who are AWESOME.
And yeah, playing Arty got so much better once we realized
how to use the shift key instead of going TD mode all the time, HA.
TragicLoss: If you both still play Runescape, let me know! 
I play the most recent one (not
old-school)
I play the most recent one (not
old-school)TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
02.03.2021 18:28:56
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12769811
beree, on Mar 01 2021 - 15:14, said: Aquí una jugadora de habla hispana, me sumo a participar y contar
mi historia con el WoT. Conocí el juego en 2012, gracias a
un grupo de amigos los cuales probaron al WoT durante un tiempo y
luego nos contaron del juego a mi ex pareja y a mí y decidimos
comenzar a jugar, recuerdo que en ese entonces había solo cuatro
naciones y que comencé con la línea del E5. Al principio no
me llamaba la atención el juego, lo jugaba más que nada por hacerle
compañía a mi ex y a mis amigos, pero no lo terminaba de entender y
lo dejé de jugar. Con los años un amigo del grupo dejo de jugar y
yo y mi ex nos separamos, causando que solo quedemos un amigo y yo
que íbamos jugando distintos juegos y cada cierto tiempo para
cambiar de aires y descansar un poco de otros juegos volvíamos al
WoT y pasábamos tiempo jugando y hablando de nuestras vidas, fue en
esa época cuando más me enganche al juego, mi amigo fue el que me
ayudó a mejorar y entender más el juego y sus mecánicas, con el
tiempo empecé a buscar más información por mi cuenta e intentar
mejorar más. Aunque con mi amigo hubo un tiempo en el que
nos distanciamos, al día de hoy volvimos a jugar juntos y de mis
mejores recuerdos del WoT son jugando con el, divirtiéndonos,
riéndome cuando el se estrella con su EBR, o sintiendo esa
satisfacción cuando logramos ganar una partida jugando en equipo y
ayudándonos mutuamente. Por medio del WoT conocí a personas
y experiencias agradables y alguna que otra desagradable también,
pero al día de hoy sigo jugando porque con los años me enganche
mucho al juego y disfruto de pasar mi tiempo libre jugando y
también compartiendo ese tiempo con mi amigo.
Link on message: #12769811
beree, on Mar 01 2021 - 15:14, said: Aquí una jugadora de habla hispana, me sumo a participar y contar
mi historia con el WoT. Conocí el juego en 2012, gracias a
un grupo de amigos los cuales probaron al WoT durante un tiempo y
luego nos contaron del juego a mi ex pareja y a mí y decidimos
comenzar a jugar, recuerdo que en ese entonces había solo cuatro
naciones y que comencé con la línea del E5. Al principio no
me llamaba la atención el juego, lo jugaba más que nada por hacerle
compañía a mi ex y a mis amigos, pero no lo terminaba de entender y
lo dejé de jugar. Con los años un amigo del grupo dejo de jugar y
yo y mi ex nos separamos, causando que solo quedemos un amigo y yo
que íbamos jugando distintos juegos y cada cierto tiempo para
cambiar de aires y descansar un poco de otros juegos volvíamos al
WoT y pasábamos tiempo jugando y hablando de nuestras vidas, fue en
esa época cuando más me enganche al juego, mi amigo fue el que me
ayudó a mejorar y entender más el juego y sus mecánicas, con el
tiempo empecé a buscar más información por mi cuenta e intentar
mejorar más. Aunque con mi amigo hubo un tiempo en el que
nos distanciamos, al día de hoy volvimos a jugar juntos y de mis
mejores recuerdos del WoT son jugando con el, divirtiéndonos,
riéndome cuando el se estrella con su EBR, o sintiendo esa
satisfacción cuando logramos ganar una partida jugando en equipo y
ayudándonos mutuamente. Por medio del WoT conocí a personas
y experiencias agradables y alguna que otra desagradable también,
pero al día de hoy sigo jugando porque con los años me enganche
mucho al juego y disfruto de pasar mi tiempo libre jugando y
también compartiendo ese tiempo con mi amigo.TragicLoss: Siempre es agradable encontrar una comunidad y formar vínculos
(amistades y otros) en los videojuegos. A veces hay personas que no
entienden que es como cualquier otro pasatiempos, en el que puedes
encontrar personas con ideas parecidas para compartir la misma
pasión por un pasatiempos (o videojuego). Me alegra saber que
tienes buenos recuerdos de WoT.
TragicLoss
International Women's Day - Share your story here!
02.03.2021 18:20:25
Subject: International Women's Day - Share your story here!
Link on message: #12769805
Branistale, on Mar 01 2021 - 13:23, said: Here my Story... 2015 and I was persuaded to try the game. It was
awful. Barely in the game and already dead. Absolutely frustrating,
but still fun !!!
So I played and paused and played again until I was banned for a few days. I destroyed a tank from my own team. And that at Christmas-Time.
For private reasons I even took a break
for a few months and then in 2016, from then on I got addicted. For
me a very emotional game, as you can sometimes see in my
stream. 
Clan members and friends kept trying to convince me to stream while I was playing, they found my emotional outbursts in three different languages very funny, they managed to do that at some point.
My statistics are improving at a snail's pace, but I've always been a happy strawberry, not a tomato.
My dream !!!to visit the Tankfest in Bovington and one day to drive a real tank
!!!
I LOVE THE GAME!
Katee, on Mar 01 2021 - 18:56, said: I started tanks back in 2013. A friend I used to play with on
another game introduced me to tanks. It started with memeing around
in pz 1c's in a platoon together and then being addicted to tier 6
strongholds (like over 9k battles in them addicted) and has
further progressed into my love for playing tanks. It's a game
became addicted to and became pretty good at (except driving.
I still drive off of cliffs and flip myself a lot). I have
been in many different clans because I do love meeting new people
and I have continued to grow drastically as a WoT player. I believe
I have competed in almost all the campaigns throughout the years
(maybe missed a few) and have collected almost all the reward tanks
including the chieftain (tier 8 and 10), carro, 907, 121b, m60,
kv4k, and others. I have not yet gotten the tier VK 72 because
I am not much of a slow, heavy player, so that one can wait.
I do love playing tier 10's, especially my 50b
and on my twitch stream, marking the 50b has become a challenge and
something to laugh about. I still believe I can get it...
eventually... From being a full time student, working two
jobs, and streaming when I had time, I finally graduated back in
2020, now work one job, and have been able to play more and
start growing my stream drastically.
FierceBombshell, on Mar 01 2021 - 23:05, said: I built my own rig and got my own account in 2013 after the guy I
WAS dating claimed I was using his computer too much. Should have
seen that as a red flag. (Poking fun.) I have made many friends on
this game and I am happy to have met them. I've learned a lot from
the people I have spoken to and am grateful for it. As to why I
keep playing it? For the sake of memories and to catch up with old
friends. It's about the people you play with.
Seramine, on Mar 02 2021 - 01:15, said: Well, my husband and I met while playing an online game and all of
our friends and social events come from boardgames groups, so we
are a gaming family from day 1. But I didn't really do video
games (they make me kinda motion sick). When we were first married
he played Battlefield a lot and used to tell me one of his dreams
was that I would fly a helicopter and he could run the gun. I
wished I could stand to play a game like he liked so we could do
that together. He started playing tanks and I would watch him
sometimes. I learned how to tell the score and what was going on so
I could see if he was interruptible at any given moment. It didn't
bother me to watch as much as other 3D games. We had a second
gaming rig, so I tried playing in secret to surprise him, but
actually I couldn't get past boot camp I was so bad! I set the game
aside. Then COVID came, and I quickly bored of Netflix
and I decided to try again. He encouraged me to try actual rounds
instead of being stuck on boot camp. His clan were all welcoming
and played low tiers and gave me helpful pointers ("Don't
drive in front of the opponent's gun!" ). I practiced a lot, even
when he wasn't playing to try to become an asset rather than a
liability when we played together. I would use the kill cam to
learn good positions for next time. Well, from there it's
the usual hook. I'm now just as likely as he is to be the last one
to turn in for the night because I was working on one last mission.
I'm always talking to him about my plans for my russian heavy crews
and what order I'd worked out so that my extra radio man would end
up in the KV-2 or which tank to pick from the steel hunter rewards.
We have side-by-side battle stations now. Its not quite the
same as the helicopter dream, but I like light tanks and forward
mediums and he likes TDs, so it's pretty close!
Link on message: #12769805
Branistale, on Mar 01 2021 - 13:23, said: Here my Story... 2015 and I was persuaded to try the game. It was
awful. Barely in the game and already dead. Absolutely frustrating,
but still fun !!!So I played and paused and played again until I was banned for a few days. I destroyed a tank from my own team. And that at Christmas-Time.
For private reasons I even took a break
for a few months and then in 2016, from then on I got addicted. For
me a very emotional game, as you can sometimes see in my
stream. Clan members and friends kept trying to convince me to stream while I was playing, they found my emotional outbursts in three different languages very funny, they managed to do that at some point.
My statistics are improving at a snail's pace, but I've always been a happy strawberry, not a tomato.
My dream !!!to visit the Tankfest in Bovington and one day to drive a real tank
!!!I LOVE THE GAME!
TragicLoss: I would LOVE to go to Bovington!
I've missed out on opportunities, but I've ridden tanks at Aquino Tank Fest in Oshwa, CA.
I've missed out on opportunities, but I've ridden tanks at Aquino Tank Fest in Oshwa, CA.
Katee, on Mar 01 2021 - 18:56, said: I started tanks back in 2013. A friend I used to play with on
another game introduced me to tanks. It started with memeing around
in pz 1c's in a platoon together and then being addicted to tier 6
strongholds (like over 9k battles in them addicted) and has
further progressed into my love for playing tanks. It's a game
became addicted to and became pretty good at (except driving.
I still drive off of cliffs and flip myself a lot). I have
been in many different clans because I do love meeting new people
and I have continued to grow drastically as a WoT player. I believe
I have competed in almost all the campaigns throughout the years
(maybe missed a few) and have collected almost all the reward tanks
including the chieftain (tier 8 and 10), carro, 907, 121b, m60,
kv4k, and others. I have not yet gotten the tier VK 72 because
I am not much of a slow, heavy player, so that one can wait.
I do love playing tier 10's, especially my 50b
and on my twitch stream, marking the 50b has become a challenge and
something to laugh about. I still believe I can get it...
eventually... From being a full time student, working two
jobs, and streaming when I had time, I finally graduated back in
2020, now work one job, and have been able to play more and
start growing my stream drastically. TragicLoss: Pz 1 C was/is my all-time favorite "mess around" tank. I used
to play a game with friends to see who could waste more credits
firing only special rounds. Honestly amazing and wholesome fun.
FierceBombshell, on Mar 01 2021 - 23:05, said: I built my own rig and got my own account in 2013 after the guy I
WAS dating claimed I was using his computer too much. Should have
seen that as a red flag. (Poking fun.) I have made many friends on
this game and I am happy to have met them. I've learned a lot from
the people I have spoken to and am grateful for it. As to why I
keep playing it? For the sake of memories and to catch up with old
friends. It's about the people you play with. TragicLoss: I have met and known so many wonderful people in tanks. I've had
people go from online to in-person friends. I have friends who have
known me through every stage of my WoT journey. It's such a
wonderful thing to find something so close to the heart in hobbies
and shared interests.
Seramine, on Mar 02 2021 - 01:15, said: Well, my husband and I met while playing an online game and all of
our friends and social events come from boardgames groups, so we
are a gaming family from day 1. But I didn't really do video
games (they make me kinda motion sick). When we were first married
he played Battlefield a lot and used to tell me one of his dreams
was that I would fly a helicopter and he could run the gun. I
wished I could stand to play a game like he liked so we could do
that together. He started playing tanks and I would watch him
sometimes. I learned how to tell the score and what was going on so
I could see if he was interruptible at any given moment. It didn't
bother me to watch as much as other 3D games. We had a second
gaming rig, so I tried playing in secret to surprise him, but
actually I couldn't get past boot camp I was so bad! I set the game
aside. Then COVID came, and I quickly bored of Netflix
and I decided to try again. He encouraged me to try actual rounds
instead of being stuck on boot camp. His clan were all welcoming
and played low tiers and gave me helpful pointers ("Don't
drive in front of the opponent's gun!" ). I practiced a lot, even
when he wasn't playing to try to become an asset rather than a
liability when we played together. I would use the kill cam to
learn good positions for next time. Well, from there it's
the usual hook. I'm now just as likely as he is to be the last one
to turn in for the night because I was working on one last mission.
I'm always talking to him about my plans for my russian heavy crews
and what order I'd worked out so that my extra radio man would end
up in the KV-2 or which tank to pick from the steel hunter rewards.
We have side-by-side battle stations now. Its not quite the
same as the helicopter dream, but I like light tanks and forward
mediums and he likes TDs, so it's pretty close!TragicLoss: Welcome to World of Tanks! I love family/relationship growth from
stories like this. Playing with loved ones is always the best
feeling. I'm so glad you found a game you can play that doesn't
cause motion sickness. My sister suffers the same.
She's my biggest supporter. She doesn't play, but she shows her support for my interests every time she buys/wears a shirt from WoT it lets me know my sister is always gonna support me.
She's my biggest supporter. She doesn't play, but she shows her support for my interests every time she buys/wears a shirt from WoT it lets me know my sister is always gonna support me.
KRZYBooP
Incoming! Global map season 16: Gauntlet
02.03.2021 14:51:01
Subject: Incoming! Global map season 16: Gauntlet
Link on message: #12769572
Link on message: #12769572
KRZYBooP: Howdy Boom Jockeys! The Gauntlet has been thrown down and
welcoming challengers. This starts 11Mar and runs until
30Jun. Many changes, updates, and prizes to check out
HERE.
Draschel
beating a dead horse
02.03.2021 12:32:43
Subject: beating a dead horse
Link on message: #12769512
stryker105mm, on Mar 02 2021 - 04:35, said: Wg needs to remove or limit the prem ammo in pubs, were is the fix
to this ammo, that was supposed to be last year, And they want to
nerf he ammo, he ammo is not the issue in this game, the only
ammo that i see is broke in this game is the prem ammo. or wg can
make a mode were prem ammo is removed from all tanks, The only real
skilled players are ones that use all ammo types, not a full bs
load out of prem ammo, like the super conq , fv 95, 907, 279e .
JUST remove or limit the prem ammo until you wg can fix the prem
ammo
Link on message: #12769512
stryker105mm, on Mar 02 2021 - 04:35, said: Wg needs to remove or limit the prem ammo in pubs, were is the fix
to this ammo, that was supposed to be last year, And they want to
nerf he ammo, he ammo is not the issue in this game, the only
ammo that i see is broke in this game is the prem ammo. or wg can
make a mode were prem ammo is removed from all tanks, The only real
skilled players are ones that use all ammo types, not a full bs
load out of prem ammo, like the super conq , fv 95, 907, 279e .
JUST remove or limit the prem ammo until you wg can fix the prem
ammoDraschel: Everyone has access to it. It is not exclusive to you, him,
her, I. If you want them, buy them. Do you think it is fair to
have tanks like object 263, IS7, 268V4, 279E, Maus, Badger, Type 5,
Chieftain? That easily shrug off standard 250mm AP
penetration? Well I do not, premium ammunition is a fair
equalizer to prevent certain bullying, and it actually isn't
bullying at all because everyone again.....can have it.Do you think
it is fair for tier 10s to drag up and bully tier 8? How about tier
6 like OI, drag up and demolish tier lV? No, premium is a fair
equalizer. Do you think it is fair, for something like IS6 or
111, to roll min pen roll and bounce off an easy unangled pen like
T29 or T44? You think that is fair, 186 pen to roll
140? Before we get into solving any ammunition issues the game
may have, lets not forget the massive armor model and weakspot
issues, terrible MM spread, penetration RNG, Etc.
Draschel
Another "OP and toxic" Tank Coming in March
02.03.2021 12:18:57
Subject: Another "OP and toxic" Tank Coming in March
Link on message: #12769509
Korvick, on Mar 02 2021 - 06:44, said: I still don't understand what's so good about it. I've owned
one since they came out, because I wanted to own all the E series
tanks. And I suck at it. I think the thing is still
sitting at about 35% w/r, if that. Don't think I bothered
taking it out more than a handful of times in the last 5 half dozen
years.
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Korvick, on Mar 02 2021 - 06:44, said: I still don't understand what's so good about it. I've owned
one since they came out, because I wanted to own all the E series
tanks. And I suck at it. I think the thing is still
sitting at about 35% w/r, if that. Don't think I bothered
taking it out more than a handful of times in the last 5 half dozen
years.Draschel: E25, is sort of like a progetto. Is progetto over-powered,
well it certainly is the best tier 8 medium. But will EVERYONE
excel in a progetto, of course not. Majority of the server average
players, will actually do far better in medium tanks like T44100,
T54Mod1, CS52. It is over-powered and powerful, when the user knows
what all there is needed to know. Positions, maps to cancel, DPM
numbers, lineup matching, Etc. In addition, it has its
old-timer TD camo values, lopsidedly high without any other
Tier VII TD even close. E25 has more camo moving than T28HTC
has....while stationary and waiting. It has excellent speed and
mobility, and the icing up top is preferential MM.
Draschel
Don't let strongholds maps be chosen by open vote
02.03.2021 03:42:30
Subject: Don't let strongholds maps be chosen by open vote
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Draschel: Maps like prokhorovka, Malinovka, Redshire are terrible for tier 6
compositions. Generally, you are asking to be massacred without
Type64 Likewise, although Ensk/Himmelsdorf are great for
making money and exp because these fights are generally over
quickly - they aren't friendly choices for tanks like
Type64 or T-50-2. I'd much prefer more balanced maps that favour
both heavy or light, like Paris, Pilsen, Ruinberg. Heavily tanks
can lazily roll into their towns, while still being able to defend
cap, whereas there is ample ground to cover in fields for
light vehicles, not like a laughable field provided in
Ensk Tier 6 is greatly concerned about balance. I would say
Cliff, Westfield, Minsk, Studzianki, ghost town, fishermans bay,
glacier are great choices - as they provide flanks for each
class of vehicle to do well in. Maps like empires
border, El Halle, serene coast, Arctic, fjords, mountain pass, live
oaks just turn way too campy because of laziness, all the bushes
around cap, Etc. The amount of commanders is clans that are
msot often subpar, that just sit in spawn camps in maps like El
Halle, Fjords, Arctic - its staggering. I don't see the
reason WG is so obsessed with littering caps with nearby choke
points with bushes and foliar cover, like Fjords. These maps
need to go in skirms
Draschel
Artillery vs. Air Strikes
02.03.2021 03:24:55
Subject: Artillery vs. Air Strikes
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Draschel: Has to do with call-down time. amount of delivered munitions,
and area of affect. An artillery bombardment, arrives sooner
and scatters several rounds in fired for effect. It arrives much
sooner, there is a greater overall coverage, though less damage per
individual ordnance. An airstrike munition, arrives in a
longer duration sequence, dropping single delivered bomb. It takes
more time to arrive, has greater area of effect per ordnance,
greater damage, but is a single drop. Front lines
strikes are generally different, in effect. These
weapons are generally most effective in tier 6. Even low SH level
artillery, can cripple something like OI or AT8, ridiculously
armoured tier 6 vehicles. A fully upped SH level single artillery
bombardment bomblet, I have seen can do over 400dmg to an OI.
Several rounds are fired, and can easily kill any target. By tier 8
though, the effectiveness is severely reduced. I have seen even low
protected vehicles get caught inside an artillery firestorm, in the
center and survive, like FCM50T and Prog46. Airstrikes do more
damage, but again are harder to use because of call-time
requirement. By tier X, the skirmish off-map consumables are the
least effective. Tanks like object 268V4 or Maus, can literally
wade through the explosives, and not even take 1/3 HP
damage.
Draschel
Crew 2.0 is trying to fix something broken in a bad way...
02.03.2021 03:06:36
Subject: Crew 2.0 is trying to fix something broken in a bad way...
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Draschel: 6th sense should be free, but a shorter light-up 6th Sense
Advanced, should be a skill.CVS should be dropped to 5% for all
movement, stationary and 7.5% behind foliar coverage camo
penalties, but be a commander skill not equipment
Draschel
Class action lawsuit
02.03.2021 02:17:56
Subject: Class action lawsuit
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Engineer777, on Mar 01 2021 - 16:58, said: The EULA pretty much prevents this. WG gives refunds in rare
occasions just calm potential future/continuing customers.
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Engineer777, on Mar 01 2021 - 16:58, said: The EULA pretty much prevents this. WG gives refunds in rare
occasions just calm potential future/continuing customers. Draschel: While a blanket EULA statement, may certainly dissuade a
great majority of legal action, it is important to note that law is
up to the interpretation and debate, to which where you are
locally, or where the product is offered. As part of the
entertainment sector, offering a product for sale, then allowing a
sale to take place and thereby in the future changing that sold
product, to something the initial interaction wasn't for? While
yes, certainly I cannot speak informed of what EU, or RU laws may
be - that certainly doesn't look good in a Canadian courtroom.
Would it be expensive? Probably, would it be worth it? Probably
not. Would a judge give a crapabout a defining EULA over services
sold, if he were to self-compare it to other means of sold
entertainment? Heck no.
Draschel
T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
02.03.2021 02:09:59
Subject: T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
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Draschel: Easy ==/== meritorious or justified. In fact, many times, it is the
exact opposite.
Draschel
T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
02.03.2021 02:05:51
Subject: T-22 Medium, a cowards tank.
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Draschel: Think of it this way. War gaming cannot prove, to 100%
ability, who, to whom, and what are at fault. Heck, this was a
time before WG did their massive anti-cheating algorithm campaign.
Simply put, alot of this is here-say and blame can in no way be
pin-pointed. Did people cheat for their T-22 Med? Most surely did.
Do people cheat for their ranked battles kamp panzer and/or concept
1? They certainly have, did clans and individuals cheat for 907
tanks and VK7201 and Chieftain? Yes. Do people as we speak right
now, cheat for object 260 and 279E? Sure do, cheating comes in all
forms, shapes, and sizes. Paying a third party service to command
an account for money, to undertake tasks and missions, is cheating.
As per breaking WG monetization rules. But people do it back,
forward, left, center, and right. How can we, as people blame
solely, T-22 wranglers, when people cheat to this moment for 279E?
Cheating is all-around us, and much of it is fool
proof. That said and done, the solution is simple. Coat
the entire T-22 Med skin black or charcoal, or dust gray - and call
the Tank T-22 Medium-B as in (B)lack, like WZ111 Tiger, T-34 Heavy
Black, or IS-6 Black. Nerf the original T-22 Medium more, fire rate
dropped down to 7.06, view distance drop down to 390m, accuracy
drop down to 0.40, pen drop down to 246/310mm. So absolutely no one
wishes to play the tank again, and keep the new and upcoming T-22
Medium (B) with the planned changes. At any rate, will
this all make a difference? Certainly not. Even the upgraded buffed
T-22 Med is massively behind in DPM, terrain resistances, track
traverse, camo values VS the object 140/907. Why would clans, or
people for that matter care too much about driving a tank that
struggles in dirt and grass (off-road) that has less camo
value, and has the DPM of T-54 in tier 9, nevermind 140 and
907. T-22 med has 1 thing, the annoying gimmick of armour in an
unique situation, that is it.
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