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[tankist22]

I ask myself, then I ask all of you:

 

Why do we like it in a way like no other [game]?

 

Example: I just mastered M5 Stuart that gave me the most pain when about mastering a tank in WoT Blitz. And don't get me wrong... it may take me 1,500 battles to Master IS-4 for example (my primary account, 55% WR), and I'm ok with that, but this little frkn tier III tank... took me 104 battles to Master it, with 48% this tank WR at that moment (58.63% overall in this account, tiers I to VIII). It felt like doing 10,000 battles.

 

What the heck I'm doing here at almost 2 AM, sober?

 

Thanks

 

P.S.

I have a YT channel, and created a website for this. WTH?

Edited by tankist22, 14 January 2019 - 09:48 AM.

[cjcourtney1]

I commend you and thank you for your service. This helps to keep the forum alive...........o7

[minitel_NA]

The more you like the game, the more it kicks you in the teeth. That’s why we like it.

[VelociTanker]

I like any game with team play, making friends, playing with friends. As for this game specifically, it's fun when you win but otherwise, pub games are a gamble and getting more trashy. If it wasn't for the clan and voice communication I'd play other games.

[_Cletus]

Pure masochism.

[bg2b]

The majority of battles are just blah (that's only natural), but there's the occasional gem where due to exceptional teamwork, ridiculous RNG, sheer deviousness, mad skillz, or plain dumb luck, something epic happens.  That one game where you can't play for five minutes afterwards because you're shaking too much is what you remember.

 

I think Blitz by its nature may have an advantage in generating such moments because it's not ultra fast paced and because there's no respawn.  The latter means that you can recognize pretty easily when the situation is desperate, but if by some chance you do manage to start pulling it back, it suddenly becomes not 100% hopeless.  The former means that you have the opportunity to think your way through the complications and time to appreciate the tension and the possibilities as the game unfolds.

[Dan_Deerso]

Slapping 7.4k damage worth of HESH into the reds with the six shells I carry.

[PanzertroopenVT]

tankist22, on 14 January 2019 - 04:47 AM, said:

I ask myself, then I ask all of you:

 

Why do we like it in a way like no other [game]?

 

Example: I just mastered M5 Stuart that gave me the most pain when about mastering a tank in WoT Blitz. And don't get me wrong... it may take me 1,500 battles to Master IS-4 for example (my primary account, 55% WR), and I'm ok with that, but this little frkn tier III tank... took me 104 battles to Master it, with 48% this tank WR at that moment (58.63% overall in this account, tiers I to VIII). It felt like doing 10,000 battles.

 

What the heck I'm doing here at almost 2 AM, sober?

 

Thanks

 

P.S.

I have a YT channel, and created a website for this. WTH?

Every time I try to [edited]about rng or such I get a game where I feel like I'm a unicum, this feeling can be addicting........having one decent team out of 15 keeps me smiling.........not. In all fairness hopefully players get better. I need my clan supply up I just noticed? Any of u got an account u can bring in my clan to help boost clan supply level?

[FussyRude]

It is not my favorite game, i play like a hour per day, Skyrim(modded) that is my game, one character per race, and more of 1500 game hours in 11 months, i love mods.

[limjonag]

Why I play WOTB?

 

1. Short games (3-7 minute battles)

2. Plays on my old IPad Mini 3

3. Doesn't require fast twitch reflexes like most FPS games allowing more thoughtful play

4. Tank and map variety

5. Online friends and clanmates