Wargaming Game Center Unplayable: New Features and Mechanics Revealed

The latest updates from Wargaming have shed some light on the new features and mechanics that will be implemented in their game center. As we dive into the details, it's clear that there are some significant changes on the horizon.

One of the most interesting revelations is that shooting a tank that is submerged underwater does not affect shell penetration. This means that players can still inflict damage on enemy tanks even when they're partially or fully submerged in water. Additionally, water does not provide any camouflage bonuses, so players will need to rely on other tactics to stay hidden.

In terms of visual fidelity, the new LT8 models are a major step up from previous iterations. Each model boasts over 40,000 polygons, making for a more detailed and immersive gaming experience. This increased level of detail is sure to impress even the most discerning players.

Ricochet mechanics have also undergone some significant changes. For one, shells will no longer ricochet off house walls, which should make for more realistic battlescapes. Additionally, ricocheting your shell into an enemy tank will now count as damage dealt, rather than a missed opportunity.

Perhaps the most surprising revelation is that players will not be penalized if their shell ricochets and damages an allied tank in 9.3. This change should make for more strategic gameplay, as players will need to think carefully about where they're aiming their shots.

It's worth noting that these answers were provided by Obirian and Quasars, WG EU producers, and Dom1n, a QA specialist who has experience working with the game center. While there may be some mistranslation or misinterpretation of Polish language sources, it's clear that these changes are intended to improve the overall gaming experience.

Dom1n, the author of the original blog post, is well-known among FTR readers for his in-depth analysis and insights into the world of World of Tanks. His blog is one of the most popular non-Russian WoT blogs out there, and it's clear that he has a deep understanding of the game and its mechanics.

With these changes on the horizon, it will be interesting to see how they affect gameplay and player strategy. One thing is for sure – Wargaming is committed to continually improving and evolving their game center, and we can expect many more exciting updates in the future.

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