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World of Tanks getting major 7.4 update
Wargaming.net has announced the details of the 7.4 update for their massively multiplayer tank simulation, World of Tanks. The new update brings sweeping changes to the game, including a wide range of new gameplay features.
World of Tanks update 7.3 rolls in Soviet heavy tanks
Posted: 08.05.2012 by Technet2k
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Wargaming.net introduces "substitutions and additions" to the roster of Soviet heavy tanks in World of Tanks with the latest update, 7.3. The tech tree is redesigned with a new split branch.
T-150 is a newcomer to the MMO and a new battle arena is added; South Coast. There's also Dragon's Ridge, the first map in Asia. 7.3 gives a "taste for big and powerful heavies."
T-150 is a newcomer to the MMO and a new battle arena is added; South Coast. There's also Dragon's Ridge, the first map in Asia. 7.3 gives a "taste for big and powerful heavies."
DUST 514 microtransactions adopting "similar idea" to League of Legends
Posted: 19.04.2012 by Technet2k
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Developer CCP is set to use microtransactions in their upcoming DUST 514 MMO which ties-in to EVE Online. However items bought with real money won't grant an "unfair advantage".
David Reid of CCP says they'll behave like League of Legends or World of Tanks, where you can play for free, buy something but it doesn't "necessarily make you better at playing".
David Reid of CCP says they'll behave like League of Legends or World of Tanks, where you can play for free, buy something but it doesn't "necessarily make you better at playing".
April Fool's Day: World of Tanks revamps Russian tank tech tree
Posted: 01.04.2012 by JonahFalcon
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It seems Wargaming.net has responded to complaints that the Russian tank line is a big too thin in World of Tanks, with an all-new tech tree.
World of Tanks earning millions in "double digits" a month
Posted: 19.03.2012 by Technet2k
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Wargaming.net is ballooning as a company thanks to free-to-play MMO World of Tanks. They've gone from 120 employees in Minsk, to over 800 worldwide. The game has over 20m users.
Of that player base "around 25-30 percent" pay for content which is one of the highest ratios in the industry. Why do they pay? "Because people love the game." Millions rolling in.
Of that player base "around 25-30 percent" pay for content which is one of the highest ratios in the industry. Why do they pay? "Because people love the game." Millions rolling in.
Posted: 23.05.2012 by JonahFalcon
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