"What is this low-level player protection bs anyway? It’s getting seriously annoying. We used to look the other way when it happened once or twice, but now it’s becoming completely unbearable.
I shoot the guy’s ammo rack, it just says ‘hit’. I slam a 122mm shell right into his side, and it’s ‘tracks only’. I pump a BR-412D right into a weak point, and all I get is the driver. I shoot a Panther turret with a 412D, and only two crew members turn orange.
Then I look at their profiles, and of course, they are all low-level players. Level 13, 20, 40, 50…
And it’s not just that they survive with minimal damage; these guys literally turn around and delete us with what feels like 5000mm of pen. No matter where they shoot, we just instantly die.
Is it the F2P players who are going to fund you, or is it the veterans like us who have invested years of our lives and thousands of dollars into this f.in game?
We aren’t asking for much, just fix your game and sort out the balance FOR ONCE."
(translated by gemini)
Gaijin (like any other company) cares about this and not player level or hours spent in the game:
But they achieve this by selling premiums (sometimes overpowered) and premium time. Not by implementing “oh look he is high level lets screw him up” and vice versa system. You are overblowing your importance to them.
WT is one of the most noob unfriendly games (that isnt a simulator) there is as far as entering online battles goes. there is no SBMM, no real tutorial or anything regarding protecting noobs from johnny no life who has 6000 battles in the SD.Kfz.222
The conclusion: having wallet newbs better than freeloading vets
So you see, doesn’t matter if you are a so called vet or not, in their eyes yall the same because money talks. Come to think of it, a freeloading vets might be worse because they are like a coaster in corporate world who does the bare minimum to not get fired, usually relying on their years at the company to protect them while contributing nothing to current growth lol
Small correction: New players AND the “people” (I have to remain polite here) that play like new players but aren’t (again I gotta stay polite in here). Everything else is true. Just keep in mind that these people are the ones that are the most likely to spend money on the game thinking buying premium vehicles will make them better. They are in fact the target player base, so keeping them in the game, no matter how, is what really matters.
