World of Aimbot – Update #3

Seems that all the noise created by the most recent Aimbot video out there, finally made WG EU Staff react. On my previous update, WG Staff replied to me agreeing that the mod is indeed illegal. Now someone else in WG EU Staff agrees that the mod this player was using is illegal, and some WG EU Staff didn’t send the correct information back to the players who reported this situation.


You can check the Official EU Forum Topic if you want to see everything. Also WG EU Staff kindly reminded us that there is an official stance on mods, and players should use common sense to figure out themselves which mods are illegal.

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World of Aimbot – Update #2

Hello everyone,
Wargaming replied to my questions and it seems I got a decent reply this time. If you haven’t read the previous posts, have a look at them:
World of Aimbot – Update #1
World of Aimbot
This time I got a more satisfying answer:

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To my understanding, it depends on whom you get to look at your ticket and you will get different feedback from Wargaming. Other players sent me emails with their tickets to Wargaming and one of them got the following:

This player is using autoaim improved/autoaim+, this mod is capable of aiming this way. Even though this mod can help with aiming, it is not considered a cheat or a illegal mod.

It seems for someone at Wargaming that this is not Aimbot, it’s just an improved autoaim that does everything for you. But for the guy who replied to me, it’s an illegal mod.

Also, Wargaming has been receiving more and more complains about this issue, and doesn’t seem to be doing much. The problem is that they made it so easy for players to use illegal mods, that now they are getting the “tail back” of doing nothing for a long time. And it’s not improving, they still are trying to do nothing about it, and this will create more problems for the players who play “clean” and are actually good at the game.

I can understand the Wargaming point of view, if you receive thousands of tickets with people just making random accusations, it would make you care less and just not take these reports seriously. On the other hand, what they should do, is investigate these mods and do something about them. Not having an official stand on what mods are illegal or not is not helping the Community or even them.

So my quest is now over, I will not go back to them because it will be pointless. But I will check the player and see if anything has been done.

There is also a great resource on how to get aimbots in the popular game Fortnite. I’ll leave a link to it as well.
Here is the link: https://www.gamevcore.com/how-to-get-aimbot-in-fortnite-on-nintendo-switch/

World of Aimbot – Update #1

As many of you are aware, I have raised a ticket to Wargaming EU Support regarding the Aimbot video that was publishED today. If you haven’t seen the video and read my ticket to Wargaming, check the World of Aimbot post so you don’t miss anything.

I just got a reply back from Wargaming, and was I surprised with the reply? Hmmm…. No. I got the standard reply, that someone sitting on a chair, trying to decide if he should do some work for the day, just made his mind and copied & pasted it to my ticket and pressed send.

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“Stupid is, stupid does.” – Forest Gump

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World of Aimbot

Welcome to World of Tanks Aim Bot.

I’ve been doing some research on cheats or illegal mods as some call them, for World of Tanks, to see to what extension this is actually affecting the game. To my surprise, a friend of mine that plays for OMNI, sent me this video from laponaK OMNI a member of the same clan. What you are just about to see, it will leave you without any comments or most probably will confirm what you have suspected for a long time. Those strange skill shots some players do? Seems no skill is required to do them.

I’ve contacted laponaK and he was kind enough to send me the actual replay file. So, I have sent a ticket to Wargaming with the video, the replay and a long letter asking for some official feedback regarding this.

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Break a “confederate” record!

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Hello everyone,

Wargaming wants for you to show what you can do, and just how many Confederate medals you can win, for a chance to get your hands on a GIGABYTE GTX950 Xtreme Gaming graphics card. Visit the oficial EU World of Tanks website for more details.

Contest duration

The contest lasts from 24 February 2016, 00:00 (CET) until 1 March 2016, 23:59 (CET).

How to participate

Register on the World of Tanks Facebook page and participate in the event by posting your in-game name and a picture of your service record under the contest announcement.

Then the only thing you need to do is play and earn a lot more medals!

Goal: Obtain the highest amount of Confederate medals in Random Battles during the contest period.

Rewards
1st place: GIGABYTE GTX950 Xtreme Gaming graphics card
2nd place: AMX CDC + 7 days of Premium Account
3rd place: Skoda T40 + 7 days of Premium Account
4th – 10th: 7 days of Premium Account
11th – 20th: 1 day of Premium Account
 

Object 777 – Spotted in battle

An Object 777 has been spotted in battle. MrOmen from PSQD published a video on his YouTube channel, where a platoon of players from HOOLS had one of these rare tanks in their team. The video is not in English and doesn’t have subtitles available, but you can still see the gameplay this machine has to offer.


If you never heard about this tank before, have a look at Seb’s posts about it:

Wargaming NA – Map Monday's

Wargaming NA seems to have some new ideas and is making videos to help the Community. They released the first video about Map Monday’s where they will talk about… maps. You might think “this is silly”, but map awareness is one of the key skills for your success in World of Tanks. I have high hopes for this series, let’s see if they don’t let me down.