Why do you lose battles?

Ulfhedinn_, on 17 August 2016 - 11:35 AM, said: You don't seem to understand (maybe because it's all relative and you're not looking at the bigger situation and how it all fits together, how whatever gain you think you've got is meaningless and valueless compared to the huge gain / stacked advantage others have) but fair enough, I'm talented, educated and qualified in assessing product value, competitor comparison marketing and value propositions used to be my professional job. Not everyone will be able to see through this, the total rip off WG are orchestrating with how they've reconfigured and funnelled the game economies and opportunities, but I've stated the situation as it really is, can't do anything about people who refuse to see it or just can't.   edit - and although it's only my assumption, obviously so as I don't know his reasons, it makes sense for me over Ectar leaving, when you're clued up and objective enough to see how much it's all being over-exploited and sold out, there's no way it's viable on a long term basis, there's no social conscience at all any more, WG must laugh when they hear the term 'enthusiast', there's going to be an increasing amount of dissatisfaction, resentment and casualties as people realise they've been left behind, used, and wake up to this, imo long-term WOT's and WG's brand is screwed.


Ectar, on 17 August 2016 - 09:48 AM, said:   Actually I left Wargaming because I was offered a role where I was able to do more casting/hosting, which is something I really enjoy. I thought I was pretty clear about that in my leaving post because I didn't want people assuming/making stuff up.   It was a personal choice for a slight career change. Plain and simple with no drama or shenanigans behind it.