By the end of the Assembly Shop as of 02:00 (UTC+3) | Day 4, 🇯🇵 Ashigaru was not completely sold out.
7,392 of 98,000 with the 3D style remained unsold
The event has ended.
By the end of the Assembly Shop as of 02:00 (UTC+3) | Day 4, 🇯🇵 Ashigaru was not completely sold out.
7,392 of 98,000 with the 3D style remained unsold
The event has ended.
The fact that 92.000 people spent a ton of resources on a worse Concept 5, especially in the current “meta” filled with ARES, Taseks, and FVs that can tear the Ashigaru to shreds, shows – again – that the real problem of WoT is not Wargaming, but the player base 👌🏻 92.000 on the EU servers alone will spend their resources/money on any sh*t that Wargaming sells 😆 I’ll not be surprised if the quite large number of vehicles available this Assembly Shop was actually an experiment done by Wargaming to see how many cows it can milk…
So, old and smart player base said by to wot and new stupid generatoin is to blame for shitty mm and worst wot ever….🤣🤣🤣🤣
More players at tier 10, that have less than 5k battles. And I mean really less than 5k battles, not counting rerollers.
Yesterday I drove the Rinoceronte and a Maus of my team constantly pushed me into the enemy line of fire. Later I checked his dossier and was shocked. 2.5k games and less than 300 kills. Either a bot (non human “player”) or an 1d1ot.
I think the Ashigura is a good almost OP TD. But when people like the dude above get it, they are nothing more but a burden to your team and easy prey for the others.
WoT should restrict Assembly Shop participation to players having 10k battles or more.
Players with <10k battles should be banned from accessing WoT in general 😉
lol. But like srsly, there should be a battle progression system. Like “tier 8 can be unlocked after 1k battles” or so. Tier 9 after 2k battles, and so forth. WG would never dare to limit access, but it would benefit the general health of the game…
Minimum effort would be a little warning like: “to better understand the general basics we raccomend playing in lower tiers”, or “to gain knowledge etc etc”, and other variations to incentivice learning.
WoT looks easy, but it’s not.
And how should someone reach 10k games, if he cannot access WoT.
But having different servers for players with less than 10k, would make perfect sense.
First, WG should make their long time (10k+ battles) customers happy before they deserve to disappoint new players.
WG tolerate bot accounts, WG tolerate suicides, WG artificially increasing player base by giving away free tech tree branches up to tier X to new players. When community stagnates… merge players from asian servers on european servers. Let bot farms grow. And ban a small fraction of them later…
WG will do anything to earn money. Anything.
It is a real shame to see how far WG has slipped. Paying for a tank that takes around 2 times the amount of XP to buy than a Tier XI. Get a grip, making money is one thing but blatant ripping off of the player base is suicide.