Its because this vehicle is of a very high rating. If the vehicle was lower br/rank then the requirement would be way lower.
I wanted to buy premium for gjn from this tank. I am from russia and we’re very poor here. I just don’t have enough money to buy premium or even some premium vehicle
This is without any modifiers, too. If I played sim, I can do it in 20-25k points…
That’s 5 or so matches a day.
Are cost adjusted for russian market?
If i switch page to russian i still get price in EURs, some 69€ for premium tornado.
Is it the same for russian market?
This is objectively untrue. No matter how good someone is at WT, people have other things in their lives besides WT. I did quite well while playing ground, I got all 9 stars, but I didn’t get the coupon upgrade because I have a life outside of this game. I was fine with that because I didn’t want to sell it anyway, but for the huge amount of people that do want to sell it and have a life, 750K is completely unreasonable. At most, the coupon upgrade should be obtainable for the 9th stage. 750K is insane.
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I feel your pain
It makes complete sense. It means higher market prices which makes them more money. It’s super scummy, but it makes sense. I hate it though.
Higher prices does not mean more money. It’s more likely that 5 players will spend $20 on a vehicle than that one player will spend $100. Obviously there is a lower limit, but most people aren’t going to be shelling 70+ dollars out for a non-pack vehicle.
True. My guess is that it will be a gamble for Gaijin the first few times and depending on how much money it makes them, they’ll adjust the coupon upgrade cost.
Yes, but the problem is that even taking into account half the price in euros, it is still too much for the average Russian. Everything WAS fine, but now, with the huge inflation and all the other crap that’s going on here, many Russians are spending all their money just to survive. That is, I have money, but I’m not willing to spend even 1/3 of the current price on game. I just wanted to enjoy the new tech tree, but here’s how it turned out