I don’t think leaky pipes are sparking outlets are a matter of perspective.
And clearly they are maximizing profit, does that mean the game is well managed? Surely not from the player perspective.
Based on what is Gaijin much more successful? WoT supposedly has had very high player numbers of the years.
A fair question, and a good question also that at minimum close to a dozen answers could be provided for.
But the fact remains that Gaijin continues to operate as a subpar company and continues to make subpar decisions that negatively impact the game health and playerbase, and as I’m sure you agree that we have the duty and right to criticize them when warranted.
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Oh I can’t be bothered to prove anything to you, a complete starnger.
Why should I put in the time to explain it to you when you won’t do it for others?
Then don’t.
Heavy tanks too, they are made for long combat to shoot and receive fire from a distance… I play this game from 2015, and from what I’ve seen most of the comments from old players are also dissatisfied, the problem is that those who kept the game alive until today were the old players and many invested time and money, but their opinions are being little respected
This is because old players don’t pay 70+ bucks for subpar premiums any more.
Gaijin doesn’t care about delivering a good product, all they care about is that new players buy premiums.
Time and time it has been shows that as soon as a premium is getting lower sales figures, it either gets removed to make it seem rarer or it then gets it’s nerfs that people haven been asking for for ages.
Look at things like the italian M60. Has the stabilizer for the better part of forever, suddenly gaijin figures that it didn’t have one. People spent like 50 bucks on it only to get a arguably way worse product. No refunds of course.
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Maybe if enough “average” players play the game, we have enough of a player base to be able to have a kind of “classic” game mode with large maps, practically no map borders and no hit markers. A little bit of a SM+. That would be cool, because I loved how the game played back in the day.