Nice to have missions you can complete , and like several others say, not put your life on hold, so thank you war-gaming for making a achievable goal .
I only got 40 out of 50 myself .
Nice to have missions you can complete , and like several others say, not put your life on hold, so thank you war-gaming for making a achievable goal .
I only got 40 out of 50 myself .
g327, on Aug 24 2018 - 12:44, said:
I absolutely loved this event. I will miss starting each morning with a cup of coffee and checking out that day's mission.
I cannot imagine the real-life actual tankers' daily grind of a life and death commitment for self and country, and they had no idea how many days their campaign would last. Wow.
I completed 44 missions, failed 2 outright (blocking intentional damage in a T5 medium is tough when I try to avoid getting shot at in the first place) and missed 4 other missions because I forgot my lap top power cord on a long weekend get-away.
I really hope that WG/WOT developers continue to offer similar large-scale events on the major anniversaries of other big tank battles (Battle of the Bulge, for example). And in would be really special if they could develop the terrain and locale of the actual battlefields and surrounding countryside, instead of using existing maps. But either way, count me in for the next major event.
I agree, well sd about the real-life tankers at Kursk, etc.
I was certainly anticipating this event, and hoping that it wd be played on a new "Kursk" battle map,
but I imagine that wd hv required a lot more development - if $$ is an issue for that, I'd be willing to pay some Gold to enter a similar event in the future, such as a Battle of the Bulge event on a new "Bulge" map - that cd be on the awesome side
(I was 50 for 50 using both the North and South options, but I hv insomnia, and no vacations during the event, so I was fortunate to be able to play every day. Very well put together marathon event - most missions were done in only 1-5 battles, so they were very doable for average players - even for new players with tier 2-6 tanks. Well done, WG!)
50 out of 50 and played them all with Kursk armor. I'm putting the camo on my Tiger I. I loved the idea and the fact that you didn't have to play that long each day to complete the missions.
It'd be great if we could to have more campaigns tied to WWII events and maybe even on maps of the actual battlefield involved.
50/50. Good event. I'm glad it could be completed by regular players without high-tier vehicles. I was worried it would get more difficult toward the end and only those with tier VIII-X could finish.
It's nice to get the reward tank in (only) a month, and I like playing the T-34S. I'd like to choose when my premium time starts. The final reward was a little anti-climactic but still fine. It'd be great to get a piece if improved equipment, or a bond discount for one.
Like others have said the daily requirements were not overly hard. It was a little grindy on some days.
I like the idea of being able to make up some requirements. Not necessarily all of them, but allow you to get a day behind then catch up.
Wow, lots of people only getting 48 or 49 of the 50 missions. I got thru it 50/50 via the "north" division (harder way). No problem. It was weird that after 30 days you got 7 days premium and then at the end, only 1 day of premium!
It would be nice if those who were so close could buy their way to the 50 missions completed however. Strange no such offer was available.
Also the historical panels disappeared about one third of the way through. I enjoyed reading them, too bad they didn't continue throughout. Just dropped off...
More clarity on the rewards each day would have been nice to know.
Unlike last years T-34-85M (which I still use and enjoy), the T-34S was unremarkable and I sold it (sorry WoT!)
I would be really interested to know how many people fully completed the 50 days AND how many did it exclusively from the North or from the South.
HeavyCalibre, on Aug 24 2018 - 22:17, said:
Unlike last years T-34-85M (which I still use and enjoy), the T-34S was unremarkable and I sold it (sorry WoT!)
I was actually surprised to enjoy the T-34S, but also benefit from having a skilled crew in it. A "heavy" medium, but I tend to run my KV-1S like a medium heavy in battles. I do agree on the T34-85M its a great vehicle too, though I had to purchase mine.
LawBear, on Aug 24 2018 - 12:05, said:
Did all fifty. Did not get the Camo or the emblem. Hangup in the software?
Suggestion: improve the prizes as you complete more missions. Getting a personal reserve for 47 missions on the way to 50 is just cheap and uncalled for.
GO to camo presets - you'll find it there.
I completed 50 for 50, but did not receive the camo. Fire Bulge is not in my preset styles nor in the custom styles. I have submitted a ticket.
UPDATE: I got the FireBulge camo but mis-located it. Applied it to my KV-2R and promptly forgot. Support found it for me Happy camper now!
I found it easy to complete the daily tasks. But the real challenge was the seemingly endless day after day nature. At one point (around day 45) I found myself wanting to take a day off. Then I remembered all those real-life tankers who didn't have that option and resolved to persevere.
Good work and Thanks WG for an enjoyable mission marathon.
Edited by Samelde, Aug 26 2018 - 20:46.
Lesser_Spotted_Panzer, on Aug 24 2018 - 08:19, said:
Same, I got 49, played every day and missions almost did themselves, so a got a bit complacent about checking the requirements, then right at the end the mission was 3k blocked and I play a lot of LTs and didn't get it -- after 47 days straight!!
So, I have two thoughts on the event:
(1) Even though messed up and got 49, I think the reward for 50 days straight should have actually be greater, its a fairly significant commitment
(2) If you agree with (1) and its a long running event with significant reward, I reckon there should be a reminder for those who have 2-factor authentication to opt into a text msg reminder if you havn't completed that day's mission yet
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