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Dear Players,
This week we have some news on the next patch, scroll down to check it out
Congratulations to Rayjones for getting the questions right last week! The answers were 1941 and Turkey respectively. Bad luck to those who got it wrong! Good luck for this week's questions.
We know you all love reading the newsletter, but if you have a story or article that would fit in well or have any comments to improve it, you can contact Dinbatu via PM on the WoT boards.
Wishing you a great week!
The Newsletter Team
Charcharo, coRpS3, Dakodah, Danylu, Dinbatu, GeneralDirection, Hoover, MeltedTracks, OrangeDemi, Ricox, Tanitha and Xthetenth
This week we have some news on the next patch, scroll down to check it out
Congratulations to Rayjones for getting the questions right last week! The answers were 1941 and Turkey respectively. Bad luck to those who got it wrong! Good luck for this week's questions.
We know you all love reading the newsletter, but if you have a story or article that would fit in well or have any comments to improve it, you can contact Dinbatu via PM on the WoT boards.
Wishing you a great week!
The Newsletter Team
Charcharo, coRpS3, Dakodah, Danylu, Dinbatu, GeneralDirection, Hoover, MeltedTracks, OrangeDemi, Ricox, Tanitha and Xthetenth
For all the new players joining us this week we welcome you!
To get acquainted with the game please you may want to check out the Tutorial Videos, WIKI, Tankopedia, and Newcomers Forum Section.
Having bad frame rates ingame ?, You want to check out the Tinkering with your game for ULTIMATE FPS! and Minoson's Compressed Textures Pack.
If you are colorblind, check out this mod by SmVueno: Colorblind Mod.

News & Announcements
THE LIVELY LIFE OX MAP
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We share the details of the new map Life Ox, which will be implemented in Q1-Q2 2012 (6th October, 2011).
The General Plan for Release[/color] [/color]has shared the main game features to appear in World of Tanks in 2011-2012. For now we are glad to introduce the new map Life Ox, which is going to be implemented with one of the updates in Q1-Q2 2012.
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Short description: The terrain of the map is plain, filled with marshes: and some of them are unpassable. Nevertheless, a tanker would easily find the right way by the colour of the soil and presence of trees on it. Eventually, this map is a real paradise for players. It has splendid landscapes, a typical American town, a factory area, a rail way station with the bridges. Although the map has no hills or rocks to cover behind them, there are multiple roughs and coombs. It is better to play at high settings to see all the beauties of the map as it even has a marvellous cotton field on it.
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Of course, Life Ox will be accompanied by more picturesque and tactically abounding maps, which will be described later on, and the next map details will be provided shortly this October.
The General Plan for Release[/color] [/color]has shared the main game features to appear in World of Tanks in 2011-2012. For now we are glad to introduce the new map Life Ox, which is going to be implemented with one of the updates in Q1-Q2 2012.

Short description: The terrain of the map is plain, filled with marshes: and some of them are unpassable. Nevertheless, a tanker would easily find the right way by the colour of the soil and presence of trees on it. Eventually, this map is a real paradise for players. It has splendid landscapes, a typical American town, a factory area, a rail way station with the bridges. Although the map has no hills or rocks to cover behind them, there are multiple roughs and coombs. It is better to play at high settings to see all the beauties of the map as it even has a marvellous cotton field on it.

Of course, Life Ox will be accompanied by more picturesque and tactically abounding maps, which will be described later on, and the next map details will be provided shortly this October.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICE MAINTENANCE WORKS ON OCTOBER 6TH
Spoiler
World of Tanks Technical Support Service will be unavailable on October 6th due to the maintenance works (6th October, 2011).
World of Tanks team informs the players that the Technical Support Service (support.worldoftanks.com[/color]) will be unavailable on October 6th due to the scheduled maintenance works being held on the website.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
World of Tanks team informs the players that the Technical Support Service (support.worldoftanks.com[/color]) will be unavailable on October 6th due to the scheduled maintenance works being held on the website.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
IGN PRIME WORLD OF TANKS TOURNAMENT PAGE NOW LIVE
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Tournament page opened for the first official North American World of Tanks tournament (3rd October, 2011).
We've opened the tournament page for the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament. We're also allowing last-minute registration for teams, and also for team captains to make any final changes before the tournament begins tomorrow. Please take this time to make any changes to your teams that you need to -- whether it be replacing players, or anything else. If you haven't yet, be sure to read the tournament rules. Also don't forget to check out the prizes that you'll have a chance to win.
Visit the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament page![/color]
Sign up for the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament here!
We've opened the tournament page for the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament. We're also allowing last-minute registration for teams, and also for team captains to make any final changes before the tournament begins tomorrow. Please take this time to make any changes to your teams that you need to -- whether it be replacing players, or anything else. If you haven't yet, be sure to read the tournament rules. Also don't forget to check out the prizes that you'll have a chance to win.
Visit the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament page![/color]
Sign up for the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament here!
THE CHIEFTAIN'S HATCH MUSEUM REVIEW: NATIONAL WAR AND RESISTANCE MUSEUM, OVERLOON
Spoiler
Continuing with the series, The Chieftain brings us back to the Netherlands (1st October, 2011).
Museum Website
Google Map
Chances are that a lot of you won’t have heard of Overloon before the announcement of the MVP event, or the fact that I mentioned it in my Arnhem article.
http://statcdn.world...n_satellite.jpg
This little town in SouthEastern Netherlands was the site of the largest tank battle fought on Dutch soil, sixty-seven years ago this week . The US 7th [/color]Armored had a crack at the attack, and ended up having to be replaced in the line by the British 3rdID and 11th Armoured who themselves got rather beat up before carrying the day.
http://statcdn.world...on/lucky7th.jpg
A museum was originally built at the location in 1946, then it was decided to make it the National War and Resistance Museum. At the turn of the century the facility was greatly expanded, with lots of the outdoor exhibits moved indoors, and then a large private collection was added, requiring even more construction. Nowadays the museum is actually two musea co-located: The War and Resistance Museum and the Marshall Museum. The entire grounds is named “Liberty Park.” It’s a touch over two hours’ drive from Amsterdam, and an hour and a half or so from Cologne. Motorways will get you to within ten kilometers, then a quiet drive through the suburbs.
One parks a few hundred yards from the museum entrance, just wander up the trail. Feel free to meander a little bit, there are one or two oddities scattered around the park, including this Bailey Bridge, one of the few around which is fully constructed to take the weight of a tank, and a number of monuments and other artwork.
http://statcdn.world...loon/bailey.jpg
Exactly why an IS-2 is to be found by the museum entrance is not explained, but it is there none-the-less. The museum entrance is visible in the background, and is an excellent example of architectural subtlety. There is little clue as to the sheer size of the facility as you approach.
http://statcdn.world...overloonis2.jpg
Upon entering and paying the 8Euro fee, you are faced with a choice of going straight ahead to a jeep (well, command car), or look to your left at a Panther, and a number of other tanks behind it. Gee, which way to go? Panther isn’t in the best possible condition, sitting as it is without tracks for now. Actually, pretty much none of the tanks behind it are in great shape, given that the reason they were left in Overloon to begin with was that they were knocked out. The M4 in the back is a particular case in point, with the turret knocked off its race as it is.
http://statcdn.world...erloon/crab.jpg
Since you’re heading that way anyway, you will likely continue up the steps into a display area. This gives a general timeline of the Dutch history during WWII with some focus on the Dutch Resistance. Mainly documents and diagrams. Not uninteresting mind, unless you’ve a twelve-year-old boy wondering where all the tanks are. If you go out the back way, you end up crossing an open courtyard into what almost looks like an ammunition bunker. It’s a semi-artificial subterranean exhibit focusing on the holocaust.
So far, everything you see is neatly and well presented, but you can’t help feeling like you might have been a bit misled. Wander back from the holocaust exhibit through the resistance displays and past the tanks, you see that there’s a doorway behind that command car, with “Marshall Hall” written on it. Not expecting much, you wander in.
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Go back up to the satellite photo again. See the size of the football pitch on the bottom left? Compare to the large rectangular building which is Marshall Hall on the right. This is one very large room with a lot of equipment in it, and even the hall itself isn’t the whole story.
One of the first things you see is a D-Day diorama complete with a Spitfire (MkXIV?) hanging from the ceiling.
http://statcdn.world...dayoverloon.jpg
Face it, not many tank musea have large rooms complete with hanging aircraft for atmosphere. If you want even more atmosphere, go ahead and push the Big Red Button on the barrier, you get battlefield noises as a reward. This is a bigger facility than one might think at first glance.
The mix, as you can see, is pretty varied.
http://statcdn.world.../softdragon.jpg
Softskins, aircraft, tanks, cranes, even a field shower, all in the same picture, often with dioramas to set the scene. There’s even a (small) submarine out of shot to the left.
One of the highlights is the only BARC I’ve seen so far. This thing has wheels some ten feet in diameter. I have no idea how one would change out a flat tyre without a crane.
http://statcdn.world...erloon/barc.jpg
When you enter the hall, if you keep to the right, you will see the cold war selection. Many of the vehicles are former Dutch Army which have been retired from service.
http://statcdn.world...loon/gepard.jpg
Others, not so much.
http://statcdn.world...overloonmig.jpg
The main theme of the collection, however, is the Red Ball Express. There are all sorts of logistical vehicles I never knew existed, often set up in dioramas and loaded to capcity.
http://statcdn.world...oon/loggies.jpg
The raised platform to the left allows one to look from a slight elevation upon all the trucks. It should be noted that the two Dragon Wagons in the collection, one softskin, one hard, are in apparently excellent condition. The hardskin in particular is quite rare.
http://statcdn.world...gonoverloon.jpg
A few of the other vehicles also have steps nearby to allow an elevated view into hatches, and others simply have the various access ports left open so that one may see the internal components.
In terms of density, the museum is near perfect. There is enough space between the exhibits that you can actually see all angles for most of them, even if from some only from a distance as groups of vehicles are cordoned off. And, better yet, the facility is very well lit. Large placards for the majority of the exhibits give the basic stats in four languages, though little, if anything, by way of background information. The only downside to the museum is that there is the logistics focus, so if you’re expecting a collection of tanks on a par with Bovington or Munster you will be disappointed. However, there’s enough to keep most people happy, from T-34 to Centurion and, frankly, the variety of combat service support vehicles is without peer.
The one last thing I’ll note is that when you exit the park to return to your vehicle, look to your right. You’ll see a small square with café and a few other shops. Off on the left of that square is a small model shop. It’s well worth a look inside.
I’m not into rating museums on a scale, but this one is well worth the visit.
http://statcdn.world...oon/casings.jpg
Museum Website
Google Map
Chances are that a lot of you won’t have heard of Overloon before the announcement of the MVP event, or the fact that I mentioned it in my Arnhem article.
http://statcdn.world...n_satellite.jpg
This little town in SouthEastern Netherlands was the site of the largest tank battle fought on Dutch soil, sixty-seven years ago this week . The US 7th [/color]Armored had a crack at the attack, and ended up having to be replaced in the line by the British 3rdID and 11th Armoured who themselves got rather beat up before carrying the day.
http://statcdn.world...on/lucky7th.jpg
A museum was originally built at the location in 1946, then it was decided to make it the National War and Resistance Museum. At the turn of the century the facility was greatly expanded, with lots of the outdoor exhibits moved indoors, and then a large private collection was added, requiring even more construction. Nowadays the museum is actually two musea co-located: The War and Resistance Museum and the Marshall Museum. The entire grounds is named “Liberty Park.” It’s a touch over two hours’ drive from Amsterdam, and an hour and a half or so from Cologne. Motorways will get you to within ten kilometers, then a quiet drive through the suburbs.
One parks a few hundred yards from the museum entrance, just wander up the trail. Feel free to meander a little bit, there are one or two oddities scattered around the park, including this Bailey Bridge, one of the few around which is fully constructed to take the weight of a tank, and a number of monuments and other artwork.
http://statcdn.world...loon/bailey.jpg
Exactly why an IS-2 is to be found by the museum entrance is not explained, but it is there none-the-less. The museum entrance is visible in the background, and is an excellent example of architectural subtlety. There is little clue as to the sheer size of the facility as you approach.
http://statcdn.world...overloonis2.jpg
Upon entering and paying the 8Euro fee, you are faced with a choice of going straight ahead to a jeep (well, command car), or look to your left at a Panther, and a number of other tanks behind it. Gee, which way to go? Panther isn’t in the best possible condition, sitting as it is without tracks for now. Actually, pretty much none of the tanks behind it are in great shape, given that the reason they were left in Overloon to begin with was that they were knocked out. The M4 in the back is a particular case in point, with the turret knocked off its race as it is.
http://statcdn.world...erloon/crab.jpg
Since you’re heading that way anyway, you will likely continue up the steps into a display area. This gives a general timeline of the Dutch history during WWII with some focus on the Dutch Resistance. Mainly documents and diagrams. Not uninteresting mind, unless you’ve a twelve-year-old boy wondering where all the tanks are. If you go out the back way, you end up crossing an open courtyard into what almost looks like an ammunition bunker. It’s a semi-artificial subterranean exhibit focusing on the holocaust.
So far, everything you see is neatly and well presented, but you can’t help feeling like you might have been a bit misled. Wander back from the holocaust exhibit through the resistance displays and past the tanks, you see that there’s a doorway behind that command car, with “Marshall Hall” written on it. Not expecting much, you wander in.

Go back up to the satellite photo again. See the size of the football pitch on the bottom left? Compare to the large rectangular building which is Marshall Hall on the right. This is one very large room with a lot of equipment in it, and even the hall itself isn’t the whole story.
One of the first things you see is a D-Day diorama complete with a Spitfire (MkXIV?) hanging from the ceiling.
http://statcdn.world...dayoverloon.jpg
Face it, not many tank musea have large rooms complete with hanging aircraft for atmosphere. If you want even more atmosphere, go ahead and push the Big Red Button on the barrier, you get battlefield noises as a reward. This is a bigger facility than one might think at first glance.
The mix, as you can see, is pretty varied.
http://statcdn.world.../softdragon.jpg
Softskins, aircraft, tanks, cranes, even a field shower, all in the same picture, often with dioramas to set the scene. There’s even a (small) submarine out of shot to the left.
One of the highlights is the only BARC I’ve seen so far. This thing has wheels some ten feet in diameter. I have no idea how one would change out a flat tyre without a crane.
http://statcdn.world...erloon/barc.jpg
When you enter the hall, if you keep to the right, you will see the cold war selection. Many of the vehicles are former Dutch Army which have been retired from service.
http://statcdn.world...loon/gepard.jpg
Others, not so much.
http://statcdn.world...overloonmig.jpg
The main theme of the collection, however, is the Red Ball Express. There are all sorts of logistical vehicles I never knew existed, often set up in dioramas and loaded to capcity.
http://statcdn.world...oon/loggies.jpg
The raised platform to the left allows one to look from a slight elevation upon all the trucks. It should be noted that the two Dragon Wagons in the collection, one softskin, one hard, are in apparently excellent condition. The hardskin in particular is quite rare.
http://statcdn.world...gonoverloon.jpg
A few of the other vehicles also have steps nearby to allow an elevated view into hatches, and others simply have the various access ports left open so that one may see the internal components.
In terms of density, the museum is near perfect. There is enough space between the exhibits that you can actually see all angles for most of them, even if from some only from a distance as groups of vehicles are cordoned off. And, better yet, the facility is very well lit. Large placards for the majority of the exhibits give the basic stats in four languages, though little, if anything, by way of background information. The only downside to the museum is that there is the logistics focus, so if you’re expecting a collection of tanks on a par with Bovington or Munster you will be disappointed. However, there’s enough to keep most people happy, from T-34 to Centurion and, frankly, the variety of combat service support vehicles is without peer.
The one last thing I’ll note is that when you exit the park to return to your vehicle, look to your right. You’ll see a small square with café and a few other shops. Off on the left of that square is a small model shop. It’s well worth a look inside.
I’m not into rating museums on a scale, but this one is well worth the visit.
http://statcdn.world...oon/casings.jpg
THE CHIEFTAIN'S HATCH CAPTION CONTEST #1
Spoiler
We pry open The Chieftain's Hatch, uncovering intel that we need you to decipher (30th September, 2011).
Tankers!
We’ve pried open The Chieftain’s Hatch and confiscated confidential intelligence photographs of real world tanks. We’re going to need a bit of help deciphering just what the photograph means, though, and this is where you come in!
We’re holding a caption contest with the image found below, with a chance for you to take home a treasure trove of gold. We’ll be giving away prizes to the top three captions, as voted on by the community! Here’s how it’s going to work:
Add your caption to the image below and submit it to events@worldoftanks.com by October 6, 2011 at 11:59PM PDT!
http://statcdn.worldoftanks.com/comcom_v16/uploads/chieftains_hatch/caption_contest_medium.jpg
Tankers!
We’ve pried open The Chieftain’s Hatch and confiscated confidential intelligence photographs of real world tanks. We’re going to need a bit of help deciphering just what the photograph means, though, and this is where you come in!
We’re holding a caption contest with the image found below, with a chance for you to take home a treasure trove of gold. We’ll be giving away prizes to the top three captions, as voted on by the community! Here’s how it’s going to work:
- Create a caption for the image listed below in Photoshop, Gimp, Microsoft paint or any other image editing software available to you.
- Submit the captioned image to events@worldoftanks.com with the subject “World of Tanks Caption Contest”
- Include your in-game nickname in the email
- Be sure to attach your image!
- Allowed image format: JPG
- Submissions must be sent in by October 6, 2011 at 11:59PM PDT.
- Ten finalists will be chosen by Wargaming America community staff on October 7, 2011 and posted on the forums.
- The community will then be asked to vote on the captions they like by using the “+” button in the bottom-right corner of each post.
- Voting will take place from October 7, 2011 and run through October 14, 2011 at 3PM PDT.
- One submission per-player only
- One prize per-player only
- 1st Place: 3,000 Gold
- 2nd Place: 2,000 Gold
- 3rd Place: 1,000 Gold
Add your caption to the image below and submit it to events@worldoftanks.com by October 6, 2011 at 11:59PM PDT!
http://statcdn.worldoftanks.com/comcom_v16/uploads/chieftains_hatch/caption_contest_medium.jpg
GOHARU.COM VISITS WARGAMING.NET
Spoiler
GoHaRu.com speaks with World of Tanks' game producer about future plans for the game (30th September, 2011).
Journalists from fansite GoHaRu.com recently paid a visit to the Wargaming.net offices in Minsk, Belarus, to participate in a number of events.
The team at GoHaRu.com have put together multiple YouTube videos depicting the office life at Wargaming.net, as well as an exclusive interview with World of Tanks' game producer, Sergei Burkatovsky.
The interview goes into great detail on future plans for the game, including new vehicles, battle modes and other gameplay features.
GoHa.Ru: Tell us about the new types that are going to appear in the game.
At first, we’re going to release two of the simplest types. The first is attack/defense, where one side protects it’s base and the other has to either capture it or destroy all of the defenders. The attacking side isn’t burdened by the necessity to protect the base and can go in full offense, on the other hand, the defending side as a positional advantage. It’s a fairly straightforward game type, we’re just leaving one base at is it and taking away the other one, so we’re likely to put it in the game soon, during the next two months, supposedly before 2012. In the second type there is also a single base, but it’s located in the center of the map, meaning the first one to capture it is golden.
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Journalists from fansite GoHaRu.com recently paid a visit to the Wargaming.net offices in Minsk, Belarus, to participate in a number of events.
The team at GoHaRu.com have put together multiple YouTube videos depicting the office life at Wargaming.net, as well as an exclusive interview with World of Tanks' game producer, Sergei Burkatovsky.
The interview goes into great detail on future plans for the game, including new vehicles, battle modes and other gameplay features.
GoHa.Ru: Tell us about the new types that are going to appear in the game.
At first, we’re going to release two of the simplest types. The first is attack/defense, where one side protects it’s base and the other has to either capture it or destroy all of the defenders. The attacking side isn’t burdened by the necessity to protect the base and can go in full offense, on the other hand, the defending side as a positional advantage. It’s a fairly straightforward game type, we’re just leaving one base at is it and taking away the other one, so we’re likely to put it in the game soon, during the next two months, supposedly before 2012. In the second type there is also a single base, but it’s located in the center of the map, meaning the first one to capture it is golden.
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UPCOMING CHANGES TO TIER II AND III TANK CREDIT COSTS
Spoiler
Gameplay improvements intended to smooth out progression in the early tiers (29th September, 2011).
With tomorrow morning’s scheduled server maintenance – set for 1AM EDT on September 30, 2011 (10PM PDT on September 29, 2011) – we will be making changes to the credit prices of tanks in tiers two and three. These changes are being made to help improve the new player experience and to smooth out the progression in early tiers.
German Tanks
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American Tanks
Soviet Tanks
With tomorrow morning’s scheduled server maintenance – set for 1AM EDT on September 30, 2011 (10PM PDT on September 29, 2011) – we will be making changes to the credit prices of tanks in tiers two and three. These changes are being made to help improve the new player experience and to smooth out the progression in early tiers.
German Tanks
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- Tier II
- PzKpfw 35 (t) credit cost reduced from 12,900 to 4,300
- PzKpfw II credit cost reduced from 12,300 to 4,100
- Sturmpanzer I Bison credit cost reduced from 18,250 to 6,083
- Panzerjager I credit cost reduced from 11,450 to 3,816
- Tier III
- PzKpfw 38 (t) credit cost reduced from 54,100 to 36,066
- PzKpfw II Luchs credit cost reduced from 82,800 to 55,200
- Sturmpanzer II credit cost reduced from 67,600 to 45,066
- PzKpfw II Ausf. A credit cost reduced from 79,700 to 53,133
- Wespe credit cost reduced from 80,300 to 53,533
- Marder II credit cost reduced from 78,200 to 52,133
American Tanks
- Tier II
- M2 Light Tank credit cost reduced from 12,500 to 4,166
- T57 credit cost reduced from 16,200 to 5,400
- T2 Medium Tank credit cost reduced from 15,300 to 5,100
- T18 credit cost reduced from 12,300 to 4,100
- Tier III
- M3 Stuart credit cost reduced from 80,100 to 53,400
- M37 credit cost reduced from 83,700 to 55,800
- M2 Medium Tank credit cost reduced from 68,500 to 45,666
- T82 credit cost reduced from 85,400 to 56,933
Soviet Tanks
- Tier II
- BT-2 credit cost reduced from 22,400 to 7,466
- SU-18 credit cost reduced from 15,900 to 5,316
- T-26 credit cost reduced from 13,500 to 4,500
- AT-1 credit cost reduced from 13,450 to 4,483
- Tier III
- BT-7 credit cost reduced from 90,300 to 60,200
- T-46 credit cost reduced from 71,200 to 47,466
- SU-76 credit cost reduced from 97,500 to 65,000
- SU-26 credit cost reduced from 81,500 to 54,333
Overlord's Blog
September 29-October 5 Poll Results
Taken from here.
Spoiler
36% are looking forward to camos and horns.
27% are interested in subdivisions for company battles.
20% voted for in-game report system.
14% voted two new features for CW (fog of war and cooldown for destroyed vehicles) combined.
36% are looking forward to camos and horns.
27% are interested in subdivisions for company battles.
20% voted for in-game report system.
14% voted two new features for CW (fog of war and cooldown for destroyed vehicles) combined.

Historical Battle
Ever wanted to re-create historical tank battles in a virtual environment? Ever wanted to change the outcome of WWII tank battles? Then this event, which is regularly organized by dedicated players, is just for you.
Spoiler
Current Historical Battle
Wacht am Rhein
8th. October - 7:30 PM EDT
Team US Army:
Team German Army:
You can visit it's special forum or for reference visit here.
Wacht am Rhein
8th. October - 7:30 PM EDT
Team US Army:
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M24 "Chaffee": / -> 1

M4A3E2 "Jumbo": / -> 2

M4A3E4: / -> 4

M4A1E4: / -> 4

M36 "Slugger": / -> 4

Team German Army:
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Panzer VIE "Tiger I": / -> 3

Panzer V "Panther": / -> 4

Panzer IV Ausf.H: / -> 3

Jagdpanzer IV L/70: / -> 2

You can visit it's special forum or for reference visit here.
Contest & Event
KILL THE MOD EVENT STARTS OCTOBER 7, 2011
Spoiler
Ready yourselves for the next Kill the Mod event, scheduled to run from October 7, 2011 through October 9, 2011 (5th October, 2011).
Prepare yourselves to find the Moderator… and destroy his tank! We will be holding another Kill the Mod Event starting October 7th and ending October 9. Be on the lookout for these mods… and be sure to take a screenshot at the end of the battle to show your kill! The Mods will be using any tanks they can find - they have no limitations!
Here is all the information you need:
Dates & Times
1AM PDT (4AM EDT) to 7AM PDT (10AM EDT)
4PM PDT (7PM EDT) to 10PM PDT (1AM EDT)
Accounts to kill!
Below you will find the accounts that will be played during the event. If you come across one as an enemy, be sure to give it your best to take them down!
WG_Mod_1
WG_Mod_2
WG_Mod_3
If you happen to take down one of the accounts listed above, take a screenshot of the end-of-battle screen – with the window displaying your kill – and submit it in this thread. Shortly after the event ends, all those who have been confirmed to have killed one of the accounts will be credited with 250 gold.
Note: Team kills do not count and will be punished accordingly.
All screenshots are to be posted by October 10th, 11:59 PM PDT on the forum.
Any screenshots posted after this time will not be taken into consideration.
Prepare yourselves to find the Moderator… and destroy his tank! We will be holding another Kill the Mod Event starting October 7th and ending October 9. Be on the lookout for these mods… and be sure to take a screenshot at the end of the battle to show your kill! The Mods will be using any tanks they can find - they have no limitations!
Here is all the information you need:
Dates & Times
1AM PDT (4AM EDT) to 7AM PDT (10AM EDT)
4PM PDT (7PM EDT) to 10PM PDT (1AM EDT)
Accounts to kill!
Below you will find the accounts that will be played during the event. If you come across one as an enemy, be sure to give it your best to take them down!
WG_Mod_1
WG_Mod_2
WG_Mod_3
If you happen to take down one of the accounts listed above, take a screenshot of the end-of-battle screen – with the window displaying your kill – and submit it in this thread. Shortly after the event ends, all those who have been confirmed to have killed one of the accounts will be credited with 250 gold.
Note: Team kills do not count and will be punished accordingly.
All screenshots are to be posted by October 10th, 11:59 PM PDT on the forum.
Any screenshots posted after this time will not be taken into consideration.
IGN PRIME TOURNAMENT START DELAYED UNTIL OCTOBER 5TH
Spoiler
Start date of tournament moved due to registration issues (4th October, 2011).
Due to issues with registration ending early, we've moved the start date for the IGN Prime Tournament to October 5th, 2011. This should allow for additional time for teams to get their members organized and ensure team registration is working properly.
On our end, we've received many support tickets and messages from players concerned about entry into the tournament. Response has been overwhelming for the tournament so far, so we're going to be increasing the number of allowed teams from 64 to 128.
If your team is already entered into the tournament, then rest assured -- your team is accepted. We will not be excluding teams until we reach the cap of 128.
Registration will officially end at 11:59PM PDT on October 4, 2011.
Teams are allowed to have between 5 and 7 members, though only 5 can participate in a battle. If you have below or above this number, you will not be able to apply for approval in the tournament. Please apply for approval once all changes are made, before the close of registration today.
Once registration closes, we will begin accepting teams. This is a manual process that we will carry out after the close of registration.
Revised Schedule
You can find the revised schedule below, as well as in the tournament rules.
Wednesday October 5th - Round One (128)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Thursday Ocotber 6th - Round Two (64)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Friday October 7th - Round Three (32)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Saturday October 8th - Round Four (16)
1pm PDT / 22.00 CET – First match begins at 1:10pm PDT / 22.10 CET
Saturday October 8th - Round Five (8)
4pm PDT / 01.00 CET – First match begins at 4:10pm PDT / 01.10 CET
Sunday October 9th - Round Six (4)
1pm PDT / 22.00 CET – First match begins at 1:10pm PDT / 22.10 CET
Sunday October 9th - Grand Finals
4pm PDT / 01.00 CET – First match begins at 4:10pm PDT / 01.10 CET
Monday October 10th - 3rd Place Match
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Due to issues with registration ending early, we've moved the start date for the IGN Prime Tournament to October 5th, 2011. This should allow for additional time for teams to get their members organized and ensure team registration is working properly.
On our end, we've received many support tickets and messages from players concerned about entry into the tournament. Response has been overwhelming for the tournament so far, so we're going to be increasing the number of allowed teams from 64 to 128.
If your team is already entered into the tournament, then rest assured -- your team is accepted. We will not be excluding teams until we reach the cap of 128.
Registration will officially end at 11:59PM PDT on October 4, 2011.
Teams are allowed to have between 5 and 7 members, though only 5 can participate in a battle. If you have below or above this number, you will not be able to apply for approval in the tournament. Please apply for approval once all changes are made, before the close of registration today.
Once registration closes, we will begin accepting teams. This is a manual process that we will carry out after the close of registration.
Revised Schedule
You can find the revised schedule below, as well as in the tournament rules.
Wednesday October 5th - Round One (128)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Thursday Ocotber 6th - Round Two (64)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Friday October 7th - Round Three (32)
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
Saturday October 8th - Round Four (16)
1pm PDT / 22.00 CET – First match begins at 1:10pm PDT / 22.10 CET
Saturday October 8th - Round Five (8)
4pm PDT / 01.00 CET – First match begins at 4:10pm PDT / 01.10 CET
Sunday October 9th - Round Six (4)
1pm PDT / 22.00 CET – First match begins at 1:10pm PDT / 22.10 CET
Sunday October 9th - Grand Finals
4pm PDT / 01.00 CET – First match begins at 4:10pm PDT / 01.10 CET
Monday October 10th - 3rd Place Match
6pm PDT / 03.00 CET – First match begins at 6:10pm PDT / 03.10 CET
BATTLE OF OVERLOON WINNERS
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The winners of the Battle of Overloon have been posted (4th October, 2011)!
The MVP Battle of Overloon contest was held this past weekend. Many people fought long and hard to earn as many points as possible to be a winner! After having received many submissions, we successfully calculated the winners for each category. If you want to know more about this contest, click here.
All the winners can be found here.
Congratulations to all the winners!
The MVP Battle of Overloon contest was held this past weekend. Many people fought long and hard to earn as many points as possible to be a winner! After having received many submissions, we successfully calculated the winners for each category. If you want to know more about this contest, click here.
All the winners can be found here.
Congratulations to all the winners!
CLAN PROPAGANDA POSTER SECTION UPDATED
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We want to showcase more of your art! Check out these fan made posters (4th October, 2011).
http://statcdn.world...made_medium.jpg
Image by: Amade
A couple of months ago, World of Tanks did a Clan Propaganda Poster Contest. We asked the players to send in posters that would encourage people to join their Clan (real or fictional). We received many posters and we now decided to feature many of them in their own gallery. For more information on the previous contest, click here.
We are always on the look out for great fan art to showcase, and we will try and do this as often as possible to encourage all of you to post all of your art, be it drawings, paintings, creative writing, baking, UI mods and tank skins!
http://statcdn.world...made_medium.jpg
Image by: Amade
A couple of months ago, World of Tanks did a Clan Propaganda Poster Contest. We asked the players to send in posters that would encourage people to join their Clan (real or fictional). We received many posters and we now decided to feature many of them in their own gallery. For more information on the previous contest, click here.
We are always on the look out for great fan art to showcase, and we will try and do this as often as possible to encourage all of you to post all of your art, be it drawings, paintings, creative writing, baking, UI mods and tank skins!
UPCOMING EVENTS FOR OCTOBER
Spoiler
Find out what is coming to World of Tanks in October 2011 (30th September, 2011).
Here are all the events that we have scheduled for the month of October. Not all the details are included, but as we get closer to these dates we will be posting more information for each one. We want you to be aware of what is going to happen so you can prepare youselves adequately (especially for the Halloween Contest!).
The Battle of Overloon MVP and the Scheldt Campaign Contests are already underway so be sure to send your submissions in by email at:events@worldoftanks.com.
October 2nd is the last day for teams to sign up for the IGN Tournament. Get your team together and fight for your chance to get $600 worth of prizes!
October 2nd
Scheldt Campaign Writing Contest ends
No more submissions will be accepted after Oct. 2, so be sure to send in your writing by then! All the information you need about this contest can be found here.
September 30 – October 2nd
Battle of Overloon MVP Contest
This contest is underway! Do your best this weekend, send us your screenshots, and you may win a total of 8000 gold!
All details about this contest can be found here.
October 4th – October 9th
IGN Tournament
IGN tournament matches will start on October 4th! A total of 64 teams will fight to win these great prizes! For more information, click here.
October 7th – October 9th
Kill the Courier Event
Prepare yourselves to find the courier and win gold! You can earn 250g when you destroy a courier vehicle (and submit the screenshot!).
October 14th
Battle of Moscow Twitter Quiz
Test your knowledge by answering our Twitter questions and you have a chance of winning at least 200 gold! We will also be holding a special during this weekend.
October 21st – 23rd
El Alamein Special
In honor of the Battle of El Alamein, we will be increasing your chances to battle on the maps of Sand River and El Hallouf, and there will be another special this weekend.
October 28th – October 31st
Halloween Contest
For Halloween, we will be holding a weekend-long Twitter contest and a Halloween costume contest! Start working on your costumes..
More details to come...
Here are all the events that we have scheduled for the month of October. Not all the details are included, but as we get closer to these dates we will be posting more information for each one. We want you to be aware of what is going to happen so you can prepare youselves adequately (especially for the Halloween Contest!).
The Battle of Overloon MVP and the Scheldt Campaign Contests are already underway so be sure to send your submissions in by email at:events@worldoftanks.com.
October 2nd is the last day for teams to sign up for the IGN Tournament. Get your team together and fight for your chance to get $600 worth of prizes!
October 2nd
Scheldt Campaign Writing Contest ends
No more submissions will be accepted after Oct. 2, so be sure to send in your writing by then! All the information you need about this contest can be found here.
September 30 – October 2nd
Battle of Overloon MVP Contest
This contest is underway! Do your best this weekend, send us your screenshots, and you may win a total of 8000 gold!
All details about this contest can be found here.
October 4th – October 9th
IGN Tournament
IGN tournament matches will start on October 4th! A total of 64 teams will fight to win these great prizes! For more information, click here.
October 7th – October 9th
Kill the Courier Event
Prepare yourselves to find the courier and win gold! You can earn 250g when you destroy a courier vehicle (and submit the screenshot!).
October 14th
Battle of Moscow Twitter Quiz
Test your knowledge by answering our Twitter questions and you have a chance of winning at least 200 gold! We will also be holding a special during this weekend.
October 21st – 23rd
El Alamein Special
In honor of the Battle of El Alamein, we will be increasing your chances to battle on the maps of Sand River and El Hallouf, and there will be another special this weekend.
October 28th – October 31st
Halloween Contest
For Halloween, we will be holding a weekend-long Twitter contest and a Halloween costume contest! Start working on your costumes..
More details to come...
IGN PRIME WORLD OF TANKS TOURNAMENT SIGN-UPS OPEN FOR ALL
Spoiler
The IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament opens its doors to all World of Tanks players (29th September, 2011).
Based on feedback, IGN would like to open the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament to all World of Tanks players! We’re modifying the format slightly to allow for 64 teams in the tournament, rather than the originally planned 128. If demand is high enough, we will look into the option of increasing the number of allowed teams.
With the change to participation eligibility, IGN Prime members who submit a team are guaranteed a spot in the tournament.
Be sure to check out the IGN Prime forums to find team members for the tournament, or head over to the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament forum here on the World of Tanks community website.
Useful Links
For players interested in an IGN Prime membership, you’ll be happy to know that this promotion is still available – even with the tournament being opened up to all World of Tanks players.
Lock in this special offer to receive:
http://www.ign.com/v...ka-free-preview
Based on feedback, IGN would like to open the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament to all World of Tanks players! We’re modifying the format slightly to allow for 64 teams in the tournament, rather than the originally planned 128. If demand is high enough, we will look into the option of increasing the number of allowed teams.
With the change to participation eligibility, IGN Prime members who submit a team are guaranteed a spot in the tournament.
Be sure to check out the IGN Prime forums to find team members for the tournament, or head over to the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament forum here on the World of Tanks community website.
Sign Up for the IGN Prime World of Tanks Tournament
Useful Links
For players interested in an IGN Prime membership, you’ll be happy to know that this promotion is still available – even with the tournament being opened up to all World of Tanks players.
Lock in this special offer to receive:
- One month of IGN Prime membership
- T2 premium tank
- 750 Gold
- 7 days of Premium account status
- Training videos with General Naomi Kyle to assist you in conquering the World of Tanks battlefields
http://www.ign.com/v...ka-free-preview

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