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Why should Shepbur have to comment on what another player did? I was an Alpha tester. It doesn't mean that I have to defend/accuse other testers due to this fact.

Could you elaborate what that red bar + white circle is then, Ducat? Because I really don't know what to think at this point.

Well, writing: "where are you two f****** twats going?" in the ingame chat is what I consider to qualify for that description in my post.

I think it was more due to this

Look, Hans is a [edited] ingame!

Not completely right. At some point you'll hit a payment barrier, which is the limited number of port slots and reserved commander space. But if one just want to keep X ships, and dismiss most reserve commanders, then the model is free2play.

Why is it called a jumper, since you can't jump into it? I mean, it should be called a diver, since your legs gt nothing to do with it. What's next, calling trousers for punchers? (Best Seinfeld parody I could manage)

The problem is that they have no way of knowing weather or not you just downloaded a 3D model and paper design that someone else had made. That is against the rules. But if you can prove that your model is unique and purely made by you, why don't you just post the proof, instead of suffering the false accusations above?

Go ingame in the game you sent a gift to. You'll get a notification of what you received by checking the tab where your battle results usually pop up.

I live in Norway, but can only buy for 9.44 NOK each time, no customisation.

I know I will get a wool sweater from my mum

How many Derpitzes was sold on EU again? Too bad we can't see how many gifts were given to ships. If 20k Tirpitzes were sold at $60, then it means we have made 4% of that sale as of yet.

G'day! XP rewards are fine. It didn't take me long to reach T7/T8 without premium account. The real bottleneck is credits, but the next patch seems to fix some of that issue. You can play a T7 (and even T8) and make a profit on average, but the modules are so expensive that you'll need a credit earner at lower tiers to afford them. My main gripe with T8 economy is that you can't sell the previous modules, which should provide you with a nice credit boost.

Most likely premium vehicles do not exist in WoWs. I think premium vehicles are more common in WoT/WoWP. Regardless, even if we don't give a gift to a random player (who knows?), the event itself is actually very nicely done by WG. Good prices, which you can further customise yourself, and good rewards (a flag for ships+goods with similar value of investment). EDIT: It would be fun if this event went to be the biggest cash earner for WG in 2015

Well, we've seen motion physics in WoT before the ST got their hands on it. I was just wondering if they had shown some brief teaser footage, that's all.

Best.....rumours....ever! That's almost everything people have been nagging on since CBT, with the exception of depot and some other functions. EDIT: Are there any footage of weather mechanics?

^Enjoy your read-only ban

Yu, they seemed to have fixed a good portion of the economy issues.

Log in on Christmas day and get a free tank?

1. There have been only a few ships that have been sold separately. The trio that we have now was introduced into the in-game tech tree, so they can't sell them in bundles outside of the store as limited offers, now can they? 2. Russian economy aside, they have sold the same product at similar conditions for years over in WoT. This was true for all regions. 3. Then by that logic, money is important only in certain regions, and not as much in others? What about the Asian server? They've had the same bundles as the EU/NA has as well? Then I guess the average income in those regions are higher than RU too? We'l see how it pans out in the future. But saying that money is most important is both obvious and not very helpful. Yes, it is the top priority of every company (no matter what their values are), but how to obtain maximum profits or money is not straight forward. Having the most expensive pricing does not always correspond to most profits.

How do they know when they have only sold bundles from the start? I know (and have known) for quite some time that this strategy is to maximise profits. So then either the people in Russia is too poor to pay for bundles (unlikely), or WG treats customers differently on the basis of what's more important, customer relationship or more profit. But as I stated in the OP: I do not want this topic to turn into a discussion about bundles, but more regarding regional differences in terms of pricing/strategy. We already have enough topics regarding bundles.

I wouldn't mind if the ship themselves are cheaper in Russia (look at Steam for instance), but the shop philosophy should be similar. I don't get why we should have artificially inflated prices just because we live in Europe or America. And I don't spend any money at this game ATM. Both because I don't think anything yethas been worth the money (mainly due to bundles) and due to this whole affair feels like they are preparing for the worst.

I think they've changed it on the test-server to be an alarm sound.