WOT Referral Rewards - Wargaming Will Never Understand a Thing

Sink_Stuff, on May 20 2020 - 08:15, said: https://worldoftanks.com/en/news/announcements/referral-program-2-0-season-4/    That is the link to the latest rewards. What the heck is wrong with these people? It's like they are from some other planet. They simply refuse to understand anything at all.   1. Why are you giving away two different tier rewards for TD's?   So Wargaming's brilliant idea to reward bringing in your friend to play the game are premiums of different tiers and nations. How the heck are these friends supposed to play together? So you want someone to bring in a friend and then you give them something that they have to suffer through ( a turret-less TD) alone? It's like trying to purposefully screw over someone for being dumb enough to ask a friend to play the game.    2. Why TD's?   TD's are some of the worst performing premiums that a new player can buy or play. And your idea is to give a new player one of the most difficult and frustrating TD's for a new player to play. You are encouraging them to go down one of the worst lines for a new player to chose. Once again, you seem to be purposefully trying to set these people up to fail. And this, while still selling the EBR premium that will utterly destroy this premium AT-15 TD? What the hell is wrong with you Wargaming? Do you actually bother to think at all?   What they should have done   1. Give them both the same premium.   You bring in a friend to this game so that you can hopefully teach them how to play the game in the hope that they actually have fun playing it. You don't want them to get rolf stomped all the time. Instead, you want to play the same tier, and even the same tank, so that you can help them learn it. (I can't believe we have to explain this to these people).   2. You give them a premium for a line recommended for new players   You give them a medium or a heavy premium. usually something they can also use to skirmishes or clan battles. You also don't want to give them something tier 8 when they are new. You should have given away the Cromwell B, Rudy, T34-85M, or any other number of tier 5-7 premium medium of heavy tanks. This way they can make credits and be flexible to learn almost all the aspects of the game without having to suffer a one trick pony style of play.   3. You give the veteran player a choice of what they want, premium, gold, premium time, etc.   You want to enable the veteran player to have options. Maybe they want to actually give their reward to the friend? With gold they can do that. Maybe give them just a code so they can give the code as well to the recruit. Most veterans don't need much and some would rather prefer to instead help the new join out more. Either way, give the veteran player more options in what they can receive. Apparently it's so important to you that we tell other people to play the game, but it's not important for you to actually help me with options best suited for me to help you and someone else to this game.