Steel Hunter?
Дата: 03.03.2020 20:09:02
The_Pink_Panther, on Mar 03 2020 - 10:59, said: It was an opportunity for people to rig battles and win prizes. I doubt seriously that this problem has been fixed. This mode is so messed up that if you will do just a tiny bit of research, you will see an immense # of complaint threads about this very subject. Now, ask yourself: Do I want to subject myself to this type of conduct? Or, do I want to subject myself to this type of conduct? I think you already know the answer, I do.
DomoSapien:
The issue last year was that the gamemode didn't support replays so proving that someone was rigging was quite difficult since you had to record a video clip of the rigging taking place. When we ban people, we want to make sure we're banning them for a legitimate reason. If we can't prove that reason beyond a reasonable doubt, we're going to err on the side of caution.
Good news is that, if all goes well, replays will be enabled for Steel Hunter mode by default moving forward. So reporting match rigging will be a whole lot easier and we will have conclusive evidence with which to issue sanctions. Or at least, that's the goal
I played a good bit of SH and
didn't run into any players rigging matches but I know not everyone
was so fortunate.
I actually think Steel Hunter is a great, simplified way to introduce someone to World of Tanks gameplay. Armor models and module locations are simplified, there are only a few armor profiles for you to learn, and you get to try out a bunch of different vehicle mechanics by building different loadouts. It was interesting to watch Dr. Disrespect struggling with the core mechanics for Random Battles but picking up the mechanics in SH fairly quickly.
The issue last year was that the gamemode didn't support replays so proving that someone was rigging was quite difficult since you had to record a video clip of the rigging taking place. When we ban people, we want to make sure we're banning them for a legitimate reason. If we can't prove that reason beyond a reasonable doubt, we're going to err on the side of caution.
Good news is that, if all goes well, replays will be enabled for Steel Hunter mode by default moving forward. So reporting match rigging will be a whole lot easier and we will have conclusive evidence with which to issue sanctions. Or at least, that's the goal
I played a good bit of SH and
didn't run into any players rigging matches but I know not everyone
was so fortunate. I actually think Steel Hunter is a great, simplified way to introduce someone to World of Tanks gameplay. Armor models and module locations are simplified, there are only a few armor profiles for you to learn, and you get to try out a bunch of different vehicle mechanics by building different loadouts. It was interesting to watch Dr. Disrespect struggling with the core mechanics for Random Battles but picking up the mechanics in SH fairly quickly.
Steel Hunter?