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Don’t forget that you earn 15% more credits and XP in Frontline when you play in a platoon! Most players forget that.

It’s simple: When you are in the Frontline garage, press the “find player” button on the bottom of the screen. Often you find someone in less than 30 seconds and can start Frontline in a platoon instead of as a solo player. That gives you up to 15 percent bonus to credits and XP.

Platoon bonus
+15% Combat XP for everyone in the platoon
+15% Credits if you have WoT Premium
+10% Credits if you don’t have Premium, but at least one of your platoon mates does

No credit bonus if nobody has Premium

Important: This does not apply to Dynamic Platoons created DURING the battle.
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It’s that simple and has no disadvantages.

Has anyone else noticed this?

Since the latest micropatch, I don’t seem to be earning any gold from Onslaught Light anymore, even though I have an active WoT Plus subscription.

Before the patch, I was pretty sure the mode counted toward the weekly gold payout, but now it doesn’t seem to.
Did Wargaming intentionally change this, or is it a bug? Has anyone seen an official statement or experienced the same thing?

Thanks!

I’m genuinely frustrated with the way some people play Onslaught Light.
I know it’s supposed to be a fun mode. It doesn’t affect ratings, rankings, or progression. That’s fine.

But some players seem to ignore the objective entirely. They drive to completely irrelevant parts of the map where there’s nothing to cap, no enemies to fight, and no tactical value. Others bring tanks like the ELC, which contribute very little in this mode. Meanwhile, the enemy team is capping the objectives uncontested.

Losing is one thing. Losing because people simply refuse to play the objective is another.

I’ve noticed it’s even affecting my own attitude. I get irritated, become toxic in chat, and sometimes give up early, something I never do in Random Battles or regular Onslaught.

I think I just need to take a break. Are you enjoying Onslaught Light or do you feel like me?

Watching the early reactions to Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey made me wonder about something.

Whenever a movie becomes the “must-love” film of the moment, there are always people who seem almost eager to be the first to explain why it’s actually disappointing.

Of course, popular movies can be overrated, and criticism is essential. But I sometimes wonder whether some criticism is less about the film itself and more about psychology.

Is there a point where being a contrarian becomes a form of status signaling?
As in: “Everyone thinks this is brilliant, but I can see the flaws you all missed.”

It seems like there are several possible motivations:
- a desire to stand out from the mainstream,
- gaining approval from the minority that disagrees,
- signaling sophistication or superior taste,
- or simply enjoying the attention that comes with a hot take.

Again, I’m not saying every negative review falls into this category. Plenty of criticism is thoughtful and completely justified.

I’m asking about the mindset itself.
At what point does criticism stop being independent thinking and start becoming a way of saying, “I’m smarter than the crowd”?

Good morning! Just a quick reminder so nobody misses it:

On the World of Tanks website, under “Road to Glory,” you can still predict the winner of the tournament.

Since France already played yesterday and reached the semifinals, they’re guaranteed to finish in the top 4. That means picking France guarantees you 250,000 credits, and if they go on to win the tournament, you’ll receive 500,000 credits instead.

The winner of SPAIN vs. Belgium today will also be guaranteed a top-4 finish, so waiting until today’s match is another valid option.

You have until July 11 to make your prediction, so unlike people who voted earlier, you already know which teams have made the semifinals and can make a more informed choice.

Free credits for just a few clicks, don’t forget to claim them.

Aktuell lese ich, dass es einen Reformvorschlag geben soll, nachdem ab dem ersten Krankheitstag eine AU vorzulegen sei. In meinem Arbeitsvertrag steht jedoch, dass erst ab dem dritten Tag der Krankheit einer AU vorzulegen ist. Hat diese Regelung in meinem Arbeitsvertrag bestand, falls das Reformvorhaben des aktuell diskutiert wird, in ein Gesetz gegossen wird?

I currently have the Cromwell B as a rental tank with 7 battles remaining.

During Tankfest, I can get the Cromwell B as a permanent vehicle for 3 Tokens.

I have a two questions:

1. Will the rental version automatically be converted into the permanent version, or do I first need to use up the remaining 7 rental battles before I can claim the permanent tank?

2. Can I already start accumulating XP on the rental tank, and will that XP be transferred to the permanent version? If so, I could quickly unlock Field Modifications. If the XP does not carry over, I would rather activate Accelerated Crew Training instead.

Thanks in advance for any clarification.

Ich will mich auf Jobsuche begeben und da mittlerweile auf Unternehmensseite stark auf KI-Vorfilterung gesetzt wird, möchte ich von dieser nicht ausgefiltert werden, bevor ein Recruiter meinen CV überhaupt sehen kann.

Habt ihr Empfehlung für einen KI-gestützten Service, der gut funktioniert? Ich habe “OwlApply” gefunden, weiß aber nicht, ob das gut ist oder ob es viel bessere gibt.

Danke schon mal vorab.

Another post mentioned a „3 shards for 1 Dollar“ offer. Has anyone received that offer yet in the Euro-region as well?

The Twitch Drops Miner seems to have stop working on WOT campaigns. Can you confirm?