That sounds interesting.How does it work?
Nice way to hide an anti CAS thread 👏 I want to grind my CAS but wouldn’t be able to do if 3 is the limit, kinda opposite to your thread title.
Yeah, that’s horrible. Grind got really bad, your best solution is ( as a couple of people said ) to buy premium account in 50% off offers.
Other than that, it’s just a non healthy pain ( f2p or premiums vehicles )
You find something like that, join and play the game as usual. You get points every three days up to 20k max.
Go to the list of squadrons and just join one. If they have grinding in their name or description it’s most likely just for grinding. Then play the game normally and you get 20K RP for squadron vehicles every 3 days.
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Thankyou
Check their activity rewards. Sort by activity and right click then activity on the top player. If it’s not 20K when they have 360 points that means that the squadron is not active enough.
EDIT. nvm you can’t see rewards.
My squadron has 240K activity and we get 20K every 3 days so if it’s above 240K you are good for sure.
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I’ve played the same amount of time (started with the addition of ‘hot-tracks’ update, and I have two ‘top-tier’ jets, I’m an air enjoyer but a ground grinder.
My issue is I hate the air game and as a result have CAS that is much lower level than my Ground units in GRB. I hear that is a common grinding issue if you only play GRB.
^^this
(next time in May)
Well, yeah, that’s kinda how the research system works so, if that’s what he is doing, then, that’s why.
bruh I did it in 2 years with premium for about a year
Grind is too long, period.
I want to play favorite 80’s and 90’s tanks, yet i have to mindlessly grind through all pre war, ww2 and 50’s-60’s tanks that i do not care about.
If i have to skip it by mindlessly ODL with one premium tank - so be it. That’s your game design.
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I dropped back to 4-5 BR to try and rekindle some love for the game. I think you do need Premium at least to go beyond mid tier which is fine except I don’t rate the game past mid tier.
The BR system falls apart when one vehicles has tech that others don’t have. So it’s like yeah I need premium to progress but don’t like the game that much to buy premium.
I think ultimately there is little point whining about it. You can pick up premium pretty cheap in the sales and I think if you are enjoying the game it is worth it.I had no regrets at the time I had premium.
I took a break form the game for a couple of months, just played a few at 5BR and really enjoyed it. If the love comes back then maybe the spending will.
You can always detect the free-to-play game rookies in here. If you think this grind is too long by any means, you’ve obviously never been around to play games like Navyfield back in the day. The grind is the addictive factor, it’s what keeps players coming back. Otherwise, we’d all be playing Battlefield, Hell Let Loose, Arma, or whatever other games are out there where you don’t have to work for vehicles. What you won’t admit to yourself is that you actually love the grind, you want that grind, you want it long.
whats navyfield? Ive never heard of it before
It is called a skill issue.
Classic naval based free-to-play game that had a huge grind and took stuff like crew skills to the extreme. Grind was from pre-war to paper battleships, such as the Super Yamato, Montana, etc. I played it from around 2004-2009.
BET: I do have a skill issue… sometimes
ahhhhh 2004-2009 that explains… wait its as old as me…
Yeah, you missed the glory days of PC gaming, but hey, you’ve still got War Thunder.