But I do not see them doing that presently.Ģ) WT allows you to play different modes.arcade, realistic, or simulation. If WT structured its instances more tightly ala WoT then I would certainly agree with you. It actually has some similarity to persistent game worlds in that regard. it doesn't have to be simply to win), and choose how you are going to play them. WT, alternatively, allows you to choose the types of games you want to play, choose why you are playing (i.e. If you deviate from that you are penalized. Most instanced games are pretty structured forcing you to play a specific game, for a set duration, to a specific goal. Other than them being instanced games and both including tanks, I don't see much similarity in the two, nor do I see WT trending that way.Ĭouple primary reasons beyond the obvious style and detail of WT relative to WoT:ġ) WT is rather unique in the instanced game space in that it allows the player A LOT of flexibility on how he wants to play, or more importantly, the goals he wants to set while playing.
Wot vs wt Patch#
Is Warthunder gradually losing its identity with each patch and becoming more and more like. Looks like you might have gotten your money's worth too? And if you are THAT bothered then investment is not exactly a big ask. I had forgone Premium for 3 years or so and wasn't an issue, and now somehow hit 36,000 battles! Again, top BR chasers are having to pay to a degree (or just spend more time overall), but that is a choice many can just ignore. But this hits only the later parts of the TTs so there are literally thousands of vehicles to play without paying a penny. If people did not fall for this illusion of a goal (for those wanting X vehicle, fair enough, but you are a minority as other's vehicle X might be much more easily achieved than the last in a TT).Įconomy is "questionable" I agree. Your theory seems linked to the belief the last vehicles available in a Tech Tree is a universal goal. Well, you can play the game or collect every vehicle in game and not play, I suppose.
Wot vs wt free#
It's all very similar to how DCS sells its vehicles for a free base game, you know, minus the balance and polish. The economy is so bad and grind is so long, people are basically forced into purchasing the premium vehicles and packs and play nothing but them in hopes to finish chasing the dragon grinding the vehicles. If anything War Thunder is becoming like a dollarstore DCS.
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