Old_Baldy_One

From all of us in Minnesota.... GOOOOOOD!!!!

Won't speak for anyone else or agree/disagree with your assessment, but since you specifically quoted me..... Lighten up. It was a movie reference based off someone asking if there was 1 or many Dashas available.

You may not be aware, you can enable auto replenish for flags and camo. You do not need to out them in each time.

People are mentioning getting paid for duplicates. How does this occur? Do you automatically get credits for any duplicates once you complete the collection?

1 Dasha to rule them all, 1 Dasha to find them. 1 Dasha to bring them all, and in the darkness, BIND THEM!

Something tells me the OP got exactly what he wanted out of this post.

Not going to comment whether this is in or not, or the differences between WOT and WOW. But, would this really a bad thing? Players who just want to ROFLSTOMP the game and other people, I suppose it would be seen as bad. Players who want proper competition would see this as awesome. Blizzard/Activision has something similar patented: https://archive.is/N8wdV#selection-1175.0-1181.46

They seemingly cured obesity though, as you don't see any overweight people on board :) I prefer to think Picard just chose to stay bald. In regards to above, are those pulled from WoT by chance (regarding the premium MM)? I think WoWs did that for a bit, but went away from it. Now their premium ships are more gimicky instead of OP. WoTs it may be different. I wouldnt mind only seeing tier 6-7 in my Tirpitz, thats for sure ;)

Keep trying to fit what he said into your argument. The 2 things have absolutely nothing to do with each other, but please, don't let that stop you. MM is part of the game, but it has NOTHING to do with what he is talking about. You are trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. Is it possible matchmaking is more than ship types and tiers? Sure. Hopefully someday they tell us the specifics, but I doubt it. This doesn't relate to that discussion at all, cause he wasn't talking about matchmaking.

But...he isn't talking about matchmaking at all. He is talking about the game looking at who is in the game, and granting a mission that is appropriate for them. IE it wouldn't make much sense to give a plane killing mission to a player in a game without a CV (I didn't read all the missions, just an example). For those who can't watch, he is basically talking about when the match starts, the system looks at the players and ships in the game, and grants an appropriate battle mission based on that information.

You go into collections and click a blank collection item. It will then offer to let you get it for 5 duplicates. I would suggest not buying any till you can finish the entire collection as it takes 5 duplicates to get 1. It is more efficient to wait till you have gotten all the originals you can first, then use the duplicates. You also get 15k credit when you get a duplicate

The rewards for getting inactive players back are getting better, or I guess you could say more desperate. They must be hurting. I don't mind these types of offers because I understand the business model. Throwing freebies at an inactive account has little downside, as long as the freebies are enticing but have little impact on gameplay. That said, I think the rental ships idea is an AWESOME idea to try and lure people to buy premium ships. I would love to test drive a Mass.

Those of you who were around for the last summer sale.....was it only cash shop purchases? I bought some doubloons during the blowout and I'm loking at a tirpitz....would love to avoid spending 12k on it and then have it go on sale if possible....

I believe on the test server, there is another crate type you can choose from. So instead of stealing a normal resource slot, you pick the new crate. Probably balance it a little better.

How many times do you report people for bad behavior, playing poorly, afk, etc in an average gaming session? 1 time every couple games maybe? Makes sense considering how obvious these things are. Many people who play a decent session are probably blowing through all their reports for negative behavior, and are totally justified. How many times do you report people for being good sports, or playing well or having a great game, or doing what it takes to help the team despite their stats suffering? Probably not as many and that too, is justifiable. it is a lot harder to see this, as these people are not generally going to brag about it. The Challenge To You! This isn't a contest, it's a personal challenge for you. Every game you play (up to 7 I guess), hand out 1 compliment. Low tier guy did really well? Give him a "plays well". Guy kindly tried to direct the team to a plan or worked really well with someone else? "Good Manners". Working together, we can maybe turn the community around a little, encouraging good behavior instead of just focusing on punishing bad behavior. who knows, maybe someday we will be able to go an entire gaming session without someone going off the rails? One can dream.