Today we bring you a brief explanation on what exactly each one of those medals that pops up mid-game signifies. You may have figured some of these out already, but we wanted to share images and details for all of the ones that are currently in the game.
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This map is located in the Near East region in the city of <redacted>, but was originally designed to be in the Far East. The base layout for Conquest is a kite formation (1 home base for each team and 3 equivalent bases). Currently this map supports the Conquest, Domination, and Plant and Defuse game modes.
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The game will be released on PC via Wargaming Game Center (WGC) and Steam (without Steam Deck support). Later, after some time, there will be a release of Cold War for consoles.
A: After we’ve gone through all that juicy feedback we’ll identify a bunch of things we’d like to add/improve, and get to work making it happen! Our dev team are extremely talented and BOY do they work fast.
Take a look at some of the areas we’re already working on:
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While sifting through all of our data from the playtest, we came across a few interesting statistics that we thought you all might want to see.
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Now that the playtest is over you must be itching to know what comes next? Well here we are with the answers!
There’s still a lot we’re not able to share, but we’ve put together a few bits of info that should get your engines running
Feedback Processing
First up, all you lovely people have given us a huge amount of feedback to work from so thank you for that! We received over 20,000 responses to our survey, and thousands more thoughts on Discord. This is going to help massively in shaping Project CW into what we know it can be!
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Alpha Test #1 was very successful (we’ll cover that later) and the team is looking forward to the next test. In the meantime, we decided to launch a new “educational” column, which I call “Hitbox Monday.”
Continue reading “Project CW: Internal Modules of Tanks – Part 1”
