For example: ‘Don’t have a module damaged or crew member injured’; This leads to 2 potential scenarios: 1) I’ll camp at my base hoping my team doesn’t suck, so my team misses a heavy tank in the front-line. 2) I try to play the game as I’d normally do, but someone will definitely hit one of my modules this way.

The missions are stupid and I hope they’ll stop ASAP because people are already YOLO’ing waaay to much!

Later there is a mission requiring 1k damage done and ending the mission without any damaged modules or injured crew. I had a good run in my WZ-111, but took a track shot right near the end of the game and I had already used my repair kit. I thought, no problem, tracks didn’t count for module damage on the last mission. Wrong, mission not completed because I ended the game with a damaged (not destroyed) track. Go figure.

I was suppose to survive the battle and died, but still got the extra 25k credits and credit for completing the 2nd mission. On a scout mission I Killed 1 tank someone else spotted and spotted a 2nd tank that killed me.(This may be a translation issue)

On an SPG mission it looked like I completed it, but got no credit. (Not sure on that one)

I’m a serial clicker, and good at it too. Think I’ve done top damage and XP twice, both in FV304 (pre-nerf), whilst getting Radley Walters in both games… which itself happened three times in nearly 1k games. Pre-nerf.

The other issue is that the relative damage output of high tier SPGs is lower than the low-mid tiers. Taking into account the tomato team factor, you’re far more likely to be top damage and XP in something like the LeFH… but you’ll never get 3k damage in that, ever.