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On average. Usually fluctuates and there are no .X crates. All I'm saying is that while you should not give WG money, this might be the easiest way of farming steel at the moment.

Yes, a single crate that re-rolls a ship into steel. Which there are usually 3-5 of within a Mega Gift batch of 20. I would count 3750 to 7250 steel per batch. Even one crate is a significant amount of steel.

What? You almost get more from a single crate than you get for suffering though an entire ranked sprint... 500-1250 is huge for a resource that is in such high demand. The only caveat is having already spent a lot of money to get all the premiums before, which is perfectly reasonable to me.

I would take steel over doubloons any day of the week and I think I am not alone in that. Also which missions gave less doubloons, those for Tier VIII were unchanged? There is a difference between being reasonably critical of WG and seeing the worst in everything...

Same for me. But afterwards, I can start farming steel! The Yukon-pocalypse begins soon!

If it does not work this way, why do basically all gacha games display it like this? 2.5% chance, with 2% chance for Tier V-VII, 0.4% chance of a Tier VIII-IX and 0.1% chance of a Tier X or rare. Just because you are more likely to get a Tier V-VII does not mean the 2.5% chance is not true. And they are all averages, not exacts.

Well, I guess it is Steel farming time. That is massive if you already have all the ships on the list. It truly is Christmas.

By we, do you mean yourself and your alts or? We are trying to help, but it is up to YOU to see where you can improve and accept the help that YOU need. We care about the game being a fun experience, and better players make it more fun. Unless you are playing coop, player skill does in fact matter. And I was sticking entirely to topic, because I advised you on the strengths of Salem and Napoli.

Your skill level is already better than a lot of Ranked players and drinking (or smoking) mind-expanding substances usually improves gameplay, in my experience. Make sure to come back here to tell the tale.

Why should the opinion of one forumite take precedent over the health of the game? We can make the game a much better place if we teach people who ask questions here to take the game at their own pace and thus improve the quality of gameplay? Salem is more of a DPM farmer than anything else. It lacks the sheer utility of Des Moines. So the playstyle is definitely different. Napoli is tanky and unique, but has a low damage output.

British battlecruisers and Dutch destroyers, please. And more historical ships, even if they are one-off or mini-trees.

Pretty sure I saw at least three CV players here, but every single one is better than you in other classes as well. And very few people play 5+ hours a day. 10 battles is easily doable, even in Clan Battles, within 2-3 hours. I'm a student and a writer, I don't exactly have a lot of free time, yet I outclass you? Where are these numbers you are talking about? To me it sounds like you are a bitter (probably middle-aged) person who just learned a new word and wants to use it against players that are better than him, because they must surely live a worse life than you to be so good at this game, right? That logic requires so much cognitive dissonance that I cannot even begin to describe it. And worst of all, you insist to berate and insult people who are trying to help you realize your mistakes... Every word that you type just exists to hide your own failures by blaming forces outside of your control, classic Dunning-Kruger. That is even more sad than people spending time on a game to get good at it, or at least try.

I don't think any reaction could ever describe the playerbase as well as yours just did. They keep plunging new depths when it comes to lack of skill.

I mean, do you have any idea how hard it is for him to process information when it is not spoon-fed? His posts clearly show that he is suffering from a severe case of Dunning-Kruger.

If everyone's games are being rigged, that would mean we all have about the same winrate, right? There is no way WG would favour one player over another, right? Getting better is not dependent on the people in your team, it depends on how much skill you personally have. Not all games are carryable, but it is a lot easier if you have a modest amount of skill. So I think a skill issue is at work here. I suggest you either put more effort into making a convincing argument or testing your argument by improving your skills. But you might find your theory falling apart if you do that. Your winrate is not even that bad, the problem is that you are rushing up the tiers, one look at WoWs-Numbers shows that you start preforming much worse at higher tiers...

Speaking as someone with Aspergers who actually looked at applying for a job at WG just for laughs, I would love to be able to pull the disability card to explain my failures. Sadly I am able to actually communication properly and understand figures of speech, as well as the art of talking straight. I'm also not a CV main.

You care enough to reply to him, I think that speaks volumes... If good players try to help you and you refuse and belittle them without the authority to do so, you are beyond saving.

I definitely second this statement. Tier 7 used to have amazing matchmaking, now we have Tier 9 matches where the average IQ is lower than room temperature.

Judging by what you write and the conspiracy theory you espouse about big bad Wargaming rigging all your games because they hate you personally (Even though that would mean the entire forum would see their winrate tank, because we are all critical of Wargaming, sometimes in a less-than-sane way), the assumption is 100% correct. You club seals and get mad when you get clubbed. Get better and get over it.

So you are taking the highly anecdotal evidence of one battle? I played six battles yesterday and only won one, but I don't believe WG targets me personally. It is just that potatoes are farming snowflakes at the moment. And all you can do about it is to try your best to win or scrape by with a good result.

It's hard to force the enemy to make mistakes, they already make mistakes themselves!

According to MM conspiracy theorists, WG has rigged the crates to be in your favour.

20 premium containers give a guaranteed ship. But only as a pity prize.

Cope harder, please. This is what I love about Black Friday.

If it is a lie, how do people get a ship when they only buy two containers? How does that work? Statistics. It is an average chance, not a precise one. Companies do this all the time and you fell for it. Although I suspect you probably bought 12 just to make sure in case your calculated 10 was not enough. Camos are 27%. That is the highest chance. Next comes the 17%, which you got two of. Seems to be working to me. Just because YOU don't know how the math actually works, does not mean it is wrong.