When Wargaming announced World of Warships – at that time still World of Battleships – ten years ago, the Belarusian developer team had long since successfully conquered a place in the Free2Play genre: The tank simulation World of Tanks was only one year old at that time, but was already thrilling hundreds of thousands of fans with its realistically staged tank battles.
And of course we let Wargaming themselves have their say. Disappointed in the development team Wargaming, who in their eyes have seen a once promising brand run aground. GlobalEsportNews traces the course of events that has left the longstanding World of Warships community so shaken, and talks to fans who are disappointed. But even those players who have stayed feel increasingly ignored despite years of loyalty. Because the player numbers on ( EU servers) and World of Warships’ ranking in the ( Steam charts) have always remained stable despite the heated discussions. The criticism is loud, but to speak of an exodus cannot be justified. The damage done has been extensive, with many leaving the servers disappointed, including some of the wargame’s most famous content creators, who had previously been beating the promotional drum for developer Wargaming on Twitch and YouTube. World of Warships has shaken this all-important trust of its fans in recent months. Perhaps the most important currency of any Free2Play game is not silver crystals or gold coins, but trust: The community’s trust in the development team to get value for their money – and not be penalised if they continue to play for free. But in the eyes of outraged fans, the Free2Play game only has their wallets in mind. World of Warships is a huge commercial success for Wargaming. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Tips.
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