The second Common Test of Update 1.26 is here. This Test is available for technical purposes and doesn’t introduce new content. However, it is the perfect opportunity to test drive all the vehicles you don’t have on your account yet and experiment with various equipment setups.
How to Join the World of Tanks Common Test
The Common Test offers a sneak peek at the upcoming game version before its official release. We’re eager to hear your initial thoughts on the upcoming features, new game modes, vehicles, game changes, and more. This way, we can understand how the community feels about the next update and catch issues ahead of time.
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Quick Start Guide
- Requirements: Ensure you have the Wargaming.net Game Center (WGC), the latest Common Test client, and an active World of Tanks account. Your live account progress was cloned to the Common Test server on July 29, 2024 at 22:00 (CEST) and won’t include changes made after this date.
- Install the Test Client:
- Run the installer and select a different folder from your main game files.
- Choose the test client in the WGC’s drop-down menu.
- Dive In: Test new features with increased resources. Your feedback is invaluable!
For more details, visit the Wargaming.net Game Center guide.
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Share Your Feedback
Your voice matters! Share your thoughts and insights on the latest Common Test iteration and the introduced features on our dedicated Discord channel.
Your feedback directly influences the development process and helps us to shape and refine the game for the entire community. Join the conversation now and be part of the future of World of Tanks!
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New to Testing?
Check out our handy public test guide with all the details about Common Tests, Sandbox Tests, and Supertests.
The new LT branch is absolute trash. I really don’t see how that tank will be relevant or helpful in today’s type of pub match.