Nah - no sympathy for Gaijin here.
Anyone who gave it more than 30s of critical thought would probably tell you that throwing open a discord with no controls, limits and very patchy moderation would probably not go well.
Combine that with the playerbase’s rather ‘adversarial’ view of Gaijin (and visa versa)?
They did the equivalent of kicking a wasps nest and then mooning at it…
24/7 job which they dont have capacity of it.
Remember Steam, yeah… the Lord o mighty snail, no longer puts it on their advertisement despite it being the majority of the community.
This was a biiiiiig mistake lol
This is cool! I feel sorry for the mods having to delete and ban the trolls, though. I’m sure it will fizzle out once people get their fix. This is certainly a good move since most players don’t use the forum to read news.
It’s currently a cesspool in the discord oof
We don’t actually know how most players get their news. Webpage? Launcher? Steam? Forum?
As is hopefully evident - it really isn’t a good idea.
There have been unofficial servers floating around for a while that aren’t total cesspools of degeneracy; it is expected that the majority will just join to troll, but it will eventually settle once moderation catches up and the trolls just move on.
Or maybe not, just leave it to the WT community to ruin everything good…
The start went exactly as i was expecting :D
I joined and the first thing I saw was a very NSFW image.
Gaijin didn’t think that through
That app is never beating any allegations. Let one sheikh buy and close it. Blocking it was the best decision local internet regulator took. If you want live chat, there exists TS3 or many others.
I hope moderators are well paid… God help them. They didnt know what they assigned for
another place to start arguments with people about nothing
cool
I remeber very good why this WT forum is very unique. 📄📄📄
never did i think the forums were where it is calmer, now i do
The mods have the timeout gun set to full auto. lol
And also from the company and moderators towards the players.
