Indeed, the only time wargaming has provided evidence is when a player complains to the BBB (Better Business Bureau) Four players I know received permanent suspensions. Lastly, the administration of penalties and bans is arbitrary and not supported. And what you get usually is only a percentage of what you paid. But you cannot pick you team except for a toon mate.Īlso the kicker: this game uses 'loot boxes', that is, you purchase a container not knowing what you'll get in the hopes that you might have 3-5% chance of getting a tank you want. It does not require a degree of competency. This game in its regular and special modes, uses random battles. Second, watch for crankiness, frustration and anger. If you do, have them play in your presence.

That's a parent problem to me.ĭo not let your kids play this game as it is currently set up. Which is a fallacy as it does not work like that and is just wasting money. It is generally parents paying for children to win. The frustrating elements are when you have got to the best tanks at the top tier and people with no idea have brought themselves to the top. I have played the game moderately often during lockdowns and find it a bit of escapism. I would suggest that all the adults commenting and giving 1 star reviews need to grow up themselves rather than post ignorant comments. If so, this game is the least of their worries, and yours. All kids know all the swear words by 12, if they don't, they are either lying to you, or have lead a very sheltered life and the real world is going to become very hard for them very soon. They are in secondary school by that age. Too many people spend too much time on the game and are totally poor at it because they are too ignorant to learn to play properly Plenty of Youtube videos show you how to play.

You do not need to spend any money to win or even be moderately successful at this game.

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