Get Lucky With St. Patrick's Day Missions and Offers
Дата: 16.03.2022 18:51:28
dragostea_din_tei_, on 15 March 2022 - 09:16 AM, said: Wow no discounts??? Why are u nerfing the events with discounts on
consumables/ equipment???Dwigt: It is not an event, just a special sales with special missions
around Saint Patrick's day.
Breandan, on 15 March 2022 - 02:38 PM, said: Also, four-leaf clovers are not associated with St Patrick's
day in Ireland. The three-leaf shamrock is linked to St.
Patrick. The number of leaves, 3, is significant (Patrick used it
to explain the Christian doctrine of the trinity: the union of
three persons in the one god). Dwigt: Correct me if I'm wrong but I did a quick check on the internet and
read that the 3 leaves clove is the most common one and referred to
the trinity however the 4 leaves the uncommon one is used for luck
but maybe not in Ireland.
"The four-leafed clover, or “lucky clover”, is an uncommon variation of the three-leafed clover, and widely considered to be a symbol of good luck. Because they are a mutation, they are rare, and not found in the same abundance as the shamrock, and thus, considered lucky. The traditional Irish symbol of a shamrock does not include the fourth leaf."Not Irish so I had to look it up on the internet, and the internet is not always the best source
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"The four-leafed clover, or “lucky clover”, is an uncommon variation of the three-leafed clover, and widely considered to be a symbol of good luck. Because they are a mutation, they are rare, and not found in the same abundance as the shamrock, and thus, considered lucky. The traditional Irish symbol of a shamrock does not include the fourth leaf."Not Irish so I had to look it up on the internet, and the internet is not always the best source
. ThE_NoizZY, on 15 March 2022 - 04:12 PM, said: It's actually part of the UK not Britain and thankfully we
are closer democratically to reunification now more than ever
before. (Thanks Brexit) It has nothing to do with 'piping
up' it is insulting for many of us on the island, we have WG
removing Minsk and Karkhiv from the game map pool atm due to
sensitivities and yet they are selling a British tank with a
graphic dipped in Irish culture. No point going into this multiple
years in a row but it is particularly interesting on the backdrop
of what's going on in the world today.. suddenly invading a
sovereign country, displacing/killing it's people and establishing
new republics on their land is unacceptable. Ironic, very ironic.
It's nice to see the USA tank at least involved in the event which
was suggested last year... if anything that is what this 3D
camo should of been on.. a USA tank given our positive and strong
ties to the country. However in WGs defense I think if it
had to be done again they would of chosen a different tank probably
on the USA line from the conversations I had with some of the staff
privately. It's one of those things. Dwigt: Based on the feedback from previous years (like you said) we went
with an American tank this time and since the Four-Leaf Clover
3D styles are only bound to the FV4202 we had to sell it
separately.
MiningDwarf, on 15 March 2022 - 08:20 PM, said: With this MM and RNG even St. Patrick cant help us.... Dwigt: I can confirm that adding more clover decals and painting your tank
in green will not affect the RNG, only you can
TungstenHitman, on 16 March 2022 - 01:07 PM, said: Pity about the tank choice purely because it's not that strong but
as an Irishman I can honestly say I love the camo and sure pack a
whole lot of Irishness into it lol! Btw the "céad míle
fáilte" text in the camo styling means 100 thousand welcomes in
Irish. We're just so friendly and nice to people that a single
welcome for you just isn't good enough. Dwigt: I'm glad you like the style! Wishing you and
everyone all the luck and RNG 
Happy Saint Patrick's day!
Happy Saint Patrick's day!Get Lucky With St. Patrick's Day Missions and Offers