However, if you buy a Perma-camo, however cheap it is, I'm going to assume that you're going to want to use it, meaning that you are more likely to play the ship you bought it for. I agree with you and Perma-camo would probably have little actual impact of people playing lower tier, but I quoted WG about low tier camo and it is not really my own opinion (couldn't find the actual quote because it's so old and I don't really want to look for it). I'm sure there are exceptions to their policy, as there is always, but nonetheless, they don't want you and half the server clubbing new players. You cannot complete missions/events and you get miserable XP/credit.Īnyway, at this point, if people don't see all the different incentives to play higher tier, let alone the ones to play tier 10 only, and if they ignore even what the devs said about how they don't want to give incentive to play lower tier, there's not much I can add. However, you have no actual incentive to do it other than the clubbing part. You are very much welcomed to do it and there's actually many people that do it. The early access to new lines even skips the lower tiers (Look at French DDs early access, you can get tier V, but not the lower ones).Īnd on your last point, there is litterally nothing stopping you from seal clubbing with a 19 points captain.

They've since changed their events to give out higher tier ships and stearing you clear of lower tier content. Early WoWs, WG pretty much followed WoT footsteps in Tier 8 being the maximum for Premiums and giving out pretty weak Tier 2 ships for events (Albany for example). Tier 9-10 Premium ships were not even a thing until much later in WoWs life. Other similarly strong ships that were sold at some point have since been removed from sale. I cannot call this a wide spread incentive to play lower tier.

You're talking about two ships that were given during Beta to a limited number of players.

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