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Thanks to DominicDRB
Hello everyone,
this morning and in the night, you might have heard stories about players getting outrageous amounts of gold from “leaked” bonus codes. So, here’s how it happened.
In the night, around 1AM CET, someone posted a bunch of these codes on Reddit. These codes were not “leaked” by anyone, it was simply (yet another) WG EU screw-up. It’s like this:
This is a picture of the codes being released, as you well know. The address of this picture on WG server is:
http://worldoftanks.eu/dcont/fb/image/wgl_gf_qrcodelandingpage_del_001.jpg
These pictures with the abovementioned address were a part of the code release posts on the portal. Someone saw this address and figured out that since there is “001″ in the name, there might as well be “002″, “003″ etc., all the way up to “035″. And guess what – they were, because someone at WG EU was lazy and pre-uploaded everything. In total, around 30 various codes were “mined” this way
http://worldoftanks.eu/dcont/fb/image/wgl_gf_qrcodelandingpage_del_002.jpg
http://worldoftanks.eu/dcont/fb/image/wgl_gf_qrcodelandingpage_del_003.jpg
http://worldoftanks.eu/dcont/fb/image/wgl_gf_qrcodelandingpage_del_004.jpg
Etc.
The sum of gold from all these mined codes was substantial (definitely over 11k gold plus months of premium, some claim to get over 20k gold from the event). All these codes work for all the regions, Russians caught up quickly enough and by 7 AM in the morning, all these codes were spent. The disaster was amplified by the fact that WG EU office only has skeleton crew over weekends (this used to be actually enforced by French labor law around 6-7 years ago, not sure how it is now), so there was probably noone to catch this quickly.
To my eternal shame, I was not there to catch it, I was quite tired and went to bed earlier, I apologize. Congratulations to those, who managed to exploit it though.
Warning: Post is VERY picture heavy
Hello everyone,
today, I have something quite interesting for you. Now, we all know Batignolles-Châtillon 25t, AKA Batchat 25t, right? You probably even known this photograph:
But… that photo is 10 years old and there are few new photos of the Batchat 25t prototype, sitting quietly at Saumur. Why? Well… because it’s not on the exhibition. Batchat 25t prototype sits within the space, that is normally not accessible to visitors. You either have to have a special permit, or you have to fulfill certain… other conditions. Wargaming themselves got basically told to sod off (not the first time either, the same story happened with Munster), they didn’t get to photograph or measure the prototype and constructed the vehicle in game based on freely available photos.
But of course, this is not the end of the world. Meet French player DrPikouz. DrPikouz has many things and access is amongst them – so, in this case, he agreed to share with us new photographs of the Batchat 25t prototype – and it’s not a pretty sight. He however intends to write some articles, so you can look forward to more French goodness!
This is how it looks now – a damn shame really to let it rust like that:
Hello everyone,
another bunch of invite codes, submitted by Gunther_Borg, SasukeRO, Sebinox, peters951, VSAF, Sauron, killerLSDcRo, Ilyuscha, IGL[322], billyamgw, 1ggy, Sasha, moncef, NDRSchnitzel, Tommu_Borgjir, kaela_fr
All invite codes are 1000g + 7 day prem
NTRDW-P9PSK-47NBM-S48VH
NTRDN-N6YCN-SFP4R-9TDET
NTRDV-HGDFU-FR7ZE-7G8AB
NTRDH-7ZDG7-NTMBH-CVXD2
NTRDA-GETY5-NBDRP-VUF8F
NTRDR-CTR2U-64Y9D-N94TD
NTRDW-38UTH-KBRZV-PGGSX
VR6S3-HR8EU-FZGPN-9VFB6
VR6SD-77R8Z-87PW2-VX5FP
NTRD3-FM45Z-FV6BG-RXPZD
VR6SY-UXTWH-53YRB-A7FUC
VR6S3-GE8XN-P4KTZ-9BXNP
NTRD6-7F8NC-BYT68-M9RX2
NTRD4-XZ28X-Z3DBF-5A3TR
GF6SE-VWVZ5-WFUS8-W4FWW
VR6S9-DAXAA-KKKEF-D5ZCK
VR6S7-W79B5-KEEEG-Z36EY
VR6S5-K6GKK-93N6C-YMXWB
VR6S4-WPV8R-9352U-XKS62
VR6SP-R2M75-SBX95-NCS48
Want one, but it’s not working anymore? You can get your own code from
https://eu.alienwarearena.com/giveaways/world-of-tanks-invite-code-giveaway-for-new-players
Just register there and redeem your code.
- the “twitching” (moving by jerks) of minimap tank icons (they don’t move smoothly) is intended in order to save traffic
- apparently the current latest Tiger HD model is correct, when it comes to size
- apparently, Murovanka in 9.0 is still quite dark, because its lighting wan’t fixed yet
- M103 HD roadwheels are still sort of “rectangular” (they have visible edges, they aren’t completely round) because it is a necessery simplification: there are many smaller roadwheels on M103 and making them smoother would require much more resources
- latest test hangar is still not optimized for best FPS
- the HD Centurion side plates are scratched, because in real life they were easy to scratch
- 9.0 autoaim (aiming lower than in 8.11) is intended and will be implemented
- some models have worse visual quality of tracks in hangar than in combat, this will be fixed
Hmmm… for a clip about an evil invader breaking all international law, there are not enough peninsulas…
(BTW IS tank as Stalin, that I understand, but why is Czech-designed 38t nA depicted as Hitler?)
The popularity of World of Tanks is greatly helping to spread interest in tank history, however some of the inaccuracies in the game are starting to create a new strain of internet tank myths.
One of those is about the VK 45.02 (P), Porsche’s failed bid for a Tiger successor, represented in WOT by two tanks that are both way above their historical counterpart, especially what they call the “Ausf B”.
Today we will use Special Panzer Variants by Spielberger, Panzer Tracts 20-1, Kingtiger Heavy Tank and Germany’s Tiger tanks – VK 45-02 to Tiger II by Jentz & Doyle.
The roots of a Porsche Tiger improvement starts in early 1942, with the very first proposal of a “Typ 101 Verstaerkt” (strengthened), soon changed into Typ 180 (Electric transmission) and 181 (Hydraulic), designated by Wa Pruef 6 as VK 45.01 (P2), VK 45.02 (P) and finally Tiger P2.
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