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This game is great! I'm just sad I didn't play it sooner, and of course even more sad about what happened with CreatureUnknown earlier this year. 24 is too young to die, I don't care by what means.
It's a shame that it'll never be finished now and my heart really goes out to Lexal and CreatureUnknown's friends and family.
Rest easy, Jacob. We'll miss you.

Yikes. I really HATE this game. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess this was gifted to me knowing that I'd hate it. Absolutely sucks.

Loved this game, came back and left multiple times, and each time I came back it was dead. Really disappointed. DEFINITELY do not purchase now, the time to play this game has long since run out and the players have all gone home.

I have been playing this game since its launch when it was mobile only, and I have to say that PC Blitz is a *far* better experience than playing mobile... But beware, because that doesn't solve any of the game's innate problems. I was more than a tiny bit miffed when I saw, after my hiatus where I'd "quit" WoT, that they'd scalped the sh!t out of the tech trees by removing a TON of tanks I loved to death like the AT-1, T18, T82, Medium III, DW2, Churchill Gun Carrier and many others, as well as their removal of the MS-1 for no apparent reason. But don't worry, they aren't REALLY gone, they've just turned blue now! What does that mean? They're *collector tanks*, oh boy. You can't research them, and WG is basically selling these tanks back to the playerbase they took them from for real money as poor man's premiums. Oh, and you better get used to the BATTLEPAAAAAASS. Of course, there's a free pass and a paid pass, but every single time you claim your rewards from moving up a level in the free pass, it shoves the paid pass in your face, which 9 times of 10 features another tank you could have had for "free" like the Covenanter if you'd shown up earlier or just hoarded all your tanks, or just quit and came back to find more than half of your garage got KOLLEKTIFIED ) like I did. There's a kinda specific reason as to why I liked the tech trees better when there was more variety in tiers 2 through 4, and that's because it gives the player the choice to try out heavies, mediums, lights and TDs early on so that the player will better understand what they like and what they don't like to play moving forward. Playing the T82 made me realize how much I love playing high damage, glass cannon style TDs early on, and the T18 made me realize that I can *also* have fun by being an impenetrable front-facing wall of BS spewing freedom shells downrange with impunity. Remove this, and it starts to explain all the idiot Mitsu 108s I've sneezed apart because they've never played a heavy before and don't know that the bouncy boing boing armor faces fronty wonty or else ouchie wowchie, and that having staring contests with the enemy may not be conducive to living a long happy life. Has WG improved some things? Yes. Guns sound a bit better now, though apparently this screwed over non-PC players leading to today's update, because the new sounds are just too strong, meaty and girthy for phone speakers, meaning that they've gone from guns that have no punch and sound terrible, to guns that have *too much* punch and sound terrible. Whoops.

It was fun while the fun lasted. My headset has resumed its former role of being a paperweight.

Nope. Def gonna play Day of Defeat or BF1942 instead.

Best two dollars I ever spent.

What's that? You want replay value? A game you'll never get bored with, you say? Then look no further, m'boy, this game's got it all! Sandbox mode, multiplayer, custom modes, and a borderline perpetually fed reservoir of mods! I've racked up 816 hours on this game as of writing this review, and not once have I ever thought "Was this game worth what I paid for it?" or "Damn, this is getting boring." There's a nearly endless treasure trove of stupid silly fun for you and all of your friends, and all you need to do is sacrifice an iota money to Gaben and use a little bit of your imagination.

Can't say I'd recommend this game to too many people. I've heard it used to be good, but I suppose whatever spark it had either didn't connect with me or it wasn't there at all.

This game is in NO WAY for everyone. The idea is great on paper, and the Workshop support is marvelous in ways akin to Garry's Mod, but if you're the type that prefers to learn the controls quickly, jump in to the fight, and be done with it... Run. Run far, far, FAR away from this game, for it will never be your cup of tea. Shipbuilding is an intricate thing in this game, where ships need to be completely constructed from top to bottom in every aspect as if they were the real thing. Exhausts need to be connected and given a means of airing out (Like if you built a ship with a funnel, you would need to find the engine, connect the exhaust, and make sure it leads up the funnel and out.) So many pieces go into making just one revolving turret, and the controls are clunk-tastically arranged in the most asinine way I've ever seen in my life. Imagine playing Street Fighter, but only one of the 6 buttons jump and the other 5 move, and the joystick halfway controls the ship. It's not bad, heavens no, but by God is it not my taste.