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Are you hoping people don't find out there's a mission they can win free stuff from? Is this cheap thinking, kinda "I hate giving away stuff but the boss told me so I'll do it reluctantly", or is there another reason for it?
You know very well that there's a ton of weekend relaxed players who may or may not play and who will not trawl the News to find there's a mission they can earn free stuff from.
I don't get it.
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its some kind of testing for data
also,someone recently put forth a great option for those who hate mission UI clutter...codes to NOT see missions...ie,missions would be as previous,automatic...and for those who cant STAND to see missions or use the arrows to close those tabs, a code would be offered...entering that code would turn OFF mission UI tabs.
great concept! those of us who just want missions to flow freely and no hoops,its covered. those who have some kind of UI hatred,its covered!
"make it so!"
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They want to you to check the website more, so today I got up, checked the website and saw nothing. I put in a few hours of gameplay and what do I see when I stop to get ready for work? A post about XP Fever. Good thing I didn't just spend the last few hours playing tier 8 premiums without entering the redemption code...
Thanks again Wargaming North America for screwing over your playerbase. Keep digging that hole and wonder why someday soon Wargaming will be shuttering your offices and running what's left of the NA server from Europe.
If you read these forums, you see post after post about how bad redemption codes for missions are. Why don't you have someone at your office that can see this and realize it was one of the stupidest decisions you've ever made? Europe and RU don't have to deal with this code insanity. Why does the NA server have to?
Edited by Rake2244, Apr 26 2019 - 17:23.
Major
i think the WoT thinking is...if few enough people of those that are playing actually enter codes,they could offer higher or better rewards for the few who did enter codes.something along that line of thinking...i think!
to thwart this,we have helpful people in the forums who will alert us (well,me anyway) to codes that show up.i dont regularly visit the news areas.and when i know about codes,i tell genchat in garage and also teammates in matches, that codes are available.
Community Coordinator
On a more serious note, these codes provided us with an alternative format to gather more data on what players wanted in terms of missions or event. Yes, one of the concern with the missions tab clutter, but that wasn't the only reason. With the codes, we were able to add the "cash back" function to the T110E4 on track for example. This isn't a permanent thing by any means, and we have expressed the community concern with our developers as well as our own.
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Hambijon, on Apr 26 2019 - 11:25, said:
On a more serious note, these codes provided us with an alternative format to gather more data on what players wanted in terms of missions or event. Yes, one of the concern with the missions tab clutter, but that wasn't the only reason. With the codes, we were able to add the "cash back" function to the T110E4 on track for example. This isn't a permanent thing by any means, and we have expressed the community concern with our developers as well as our own.
The cash back was much appreciated 
For those of us that already have the line completed the on track doesn't really add much but I certainly dusted off the E4 for the 10 games required to complete the cash back mission!
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omi5cron, on Apr 26 2019 - 11:23, said:
i think the WoT thinking is...if few enough people of those that are playing actually enter codes,they could offer higher or better rewards for the few who did enter codes.something along that line of thinking...i think!
So screw over the casual players, which make up the majority of the playerbase.
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Plays_With_Matches, on Apr 26 2019 - 17:05, said:
Really? WG listening to players? Picking up all the wrong things. If that's true, WG needs to stop listening to players. Again.
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Hambijon, on Apr 26 2019 - 17:25, said:
On a more serious note, these codes provided us with an alternative format to gather more data on what players wanted in terms of missions or event. Yes, one of the concern with the missions tab clutter, but that wasn't the only reason. With the codes, we were able to add the "cash back" function to the T110E4 on track for example. This isn't a permanent thing by any means, and we have expressed the community concern with our developers as well as our own.
Honestly, the Missions page clutter is a UI thing. It can easily be solved by a tree/hierarchical structure where the mission name is mentioned with summary on the mission page and the individual missions are displayed on the subsequent click to page. I'm sorry but your explanation doesn't make much sense to me at all. Yes, I am a software developer.
Edited by TankFullOfBourbon, Apr 26 2019 - 17:57.
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Having to enter codes for missions, is the stupidest thing I seen WG do, with the exception of the poorly tested pen mechanic change that was to come out with the Swedish tree.
At least WG canceled the pen mechanic change.
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Hambijon, on Apr 26 2019 - 16:25, said:
On a more serious note, these codes provided us with an alternative format to gather more data on what players wanted in terms of missions or event. Yes, one of the concern with the missions tab clutter, but that wasn't the only reason. With the codes, we were able to add the "cash back" function to the T110E4 on track for example. This isn't a permanent thing by any means, and we have expressed the community concern with our developers as well as our own.
That might make sense if you weren't skewing your own data by excluding players that aren't aware of the codes, or by your own team posting up codes late. If you truly want to see which missions and rewards all players want, you need to make sure ALL players are aware of said missions and rewards. As is, you're only collecting data from players that actually put in the time to look at your website or reddit.
Captain
TankFullOfBourbon, on Apr 26 2019 - 17:52, said:
Honestly, the Missions page clutter is a UI thing. It can easily be solved by a tree/hierarchical structure where the mission name is mentioned with summary on the mission page and the individual missions are displayed on the subsequent click to page. I'm sorry but your explanation doesn't make much sense to me at all. Yes, I am a software developer.
Trash devs. Can barely copy paste properly let alone design and implement changes to the games basic UI components.
Probably have a long list of basic changes just waiting to be farmed out to an actual game developer.
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OLDIRTYBOMBER, on Apr 26 2019 - 12:25, said:
Trash devs. Can barely copy paste properly let alone design and implement changes to the games basic UI components.
Probably have a long list of basic changes just waiting to be farmed out to an actual game developer.
I am impressed, a very good game for “trash devs.”
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Hambijon, on Apr 26 2019 - 17:25, said:
On a more serious note, these codes provided us with an alternative format to gather more data on what players wanted in terms of missions or event. Yes, one of the concern with the missions tab clutter, but that wasn't the only reason. With the codes, we were able to add the "cash back" function to the T110E4 on track for example. This isn't a permanent thing by any means, and we have expressed the community concern with our developers as well as our own.
there is no cash back for the current on track mission?
Captain
Some people are always complaining about missions and how they suck. Now those same people can't complain.
BUT ... if WG is going with codes, then do a better job of publicizing them. Don't hide Twitch Charlie one place, and the Chinese on track somewhere else, and the XP missions in a 3rd place.
Yea ... most of them are on the calendar, but that calendar leaves something to be desired. At least the codes are now pre-filled in when you redeem them!
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Rake2244, on Apr 26 2019 - 18:13, said:
That might make sense if you weren't skewing your own data by excluding players that aren't aware of the codes, or by your own team posting up codes late. If you truly want to see which missions and rewards all players want, you need to make sure ALL players are aware of said missions and rewards. As is, you're only collecting data from players that actually put in the time to look at your website or reddit.
I was about to post something similar so you saved me some typing. Any data they collect in this way is basically useless and even further skewed by people like me who knows how to open/hide the various missions sets by clicking on that little arrow and just activate any mission I find codes for in case I happen to complete something and get some free stuff even if the mission as such doesn't interest me
This is for the devs, you know what you can do with your codes ....
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