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I end up writing essays in the Wargaming surveys. No idea what happens Wargaming's end but here's one Idea i shared. Apologies in advance if its already on this forum somewhere, if its not new, then its obviously a good idea. 1. ) make all camouflages permanent. - once you loot one in a crate, you have it, like you do already with Badges 2.) the small doubloon cost for a permanent camoflage, instead of giving you permanent access to the 1 camouflage, let it allow you to select any camouflage in your collection. So much great art in the Camouflages, and now that they don't provide bonuses, people have sold them off for silver and every game is just grey on grey. Let this be my most liked post ever :)
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Does the permanent camo I paid 5,000 doubloons for on a Tier X ship still provide a 50% reduction in after battle repair costs? If not, how do you justify taking something from me, I have paid for?
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Can we get the permanent camos for ships we own in the arsenal?
dawggunner posted a topic in Player Feature and Gameplay Suggestions
Dear WG, I would like to use the coupon on perma-camos for ships i actually play alot, enjoy, and would like some of the cool camos they have/had it real life even. Off the top of my head: Bismarck skins, Kii, Roma, Hood, all the National Camoflages(i foget all those ships) Also, WG, i would probably still spend more dubloons over all, because i would buy so many camos each year. so the house still wins. lol. -
Campaigns; Do they still have a place in the game?
warheart1992 posted a topic in General Game Discussion
With more than a year since the last permanent Campaign was introduced to the game ( talking about Halsey, the Christmas ones were time limited), I can't help but think Campaigns are in a bit of a weird spot. During this past year WG has pushed small, monthly time limited "Campaigns" in the form Directives, both for earning ships and Commanders in tandem with Collections. Oftentimes I find myself pressed irl and can't really devote the time in doing all Directives. Meanwhile due to their limited nature, they often feel more of a chore; not only that, but they promote often certain behaviors in order to complete them as soon as possible. While I understand the objective of these Directives, to establish a frequent presence of a grind so someone who just jumps in has something to do, or to push people into buying certain premium content to ease a grind, I feel permanent Campaigns still have a spot in the game. They offer a more relaxed "do it at your own pace" logic, they are pretty demanding but the rewards are often worth it (Shinonome/Yamamoto/Halsey+ all the supercontainers you get) and with the addition of co-op objectives with Halsey aren't restricted to PvP. Now, there is of course an argument to be made that most Campaigns reward high tiers, which is true due to most requirements. This doesn't mean that there can't be Campaigns with a bit toned down rewards, but also available to mid tiers. There are loads of potential Commanders, loads of ships that can be reward material. That way, people that have limited time in their hands can also work towards some reward. Sadly the solution in most cases lately is just to pay. Bottom line, do you fine forumers feel a new Campaign would be good for the game? What would you like it to be? Tl;dr: Not everything needs to be a time limited series of Directives. P.S, @Bualar, @Umbaretz, is there any data on how many people have completed the current Campaigns? Am pretty curious on that matter. -
Here you will find a poll regarding premium/permanent camouflages. Leave your thoughts below! I’d also like to add several open questions for the discussion: Would you change the perks of Tiers IV-IX camouflages to be in accordance with the benefits of Tier X camos and each tier’s economy? What are your thoughts regarding the benefits of Tier X camos? Are there any permanent camouflages you don’t like aesthetically? Which ones? Thank you for your time. ”Ad Astra Per Aspera” Phantom out.