World of Tanks veterans! Do you remember Update 0.7.0 that released in 2011? In those glory days, the KV-3 was still capable of one-shotting you, the elusive T-50-2 struck terror into the hearts of artillery fans, and the formidable Maus could hold an entire flank all on its own, simply by blocking the bridge on Erlenberg.
At that time, we had only just introduced replays and the ability to put camouflage on vehicles. Today's newcomers, or those who joined World of Tanks after Update 1.0, may not understand why a solitary tear rolls down our veterans’ cheeks when they remember those simpler times.
Back in the day, World of Tanks was a very different experience, and the game physics allowed players to work wonders. Just thinking about it has made us nostalgic. So from March 29 to April 3, we're going to give veterans a chance to relive those glory days and newcomers the opportunity to experience a piece of tanking history, even if it’s only for a short while!
Of course, even after 8 years the game resembles the World of Tanks of 2011 in some respects, but in many ways it's an entirely different game.
So, here’s what awaits you:
And finally: By participating in WoT Classic, you can earn a unique style with an inscription and an emblem. Check it out!
NOTE: Don't worry about resources: During the event you will be credited with Gold, Credits, and Free XP. These cannot be transferred to the main server.
Inside the Game Center, you can also install the current version of World of Tanks and apply the unique style, emblems and inscriptions earned for your participation in the event.
If you want to go full vintage, check out the latest bundle designed by the Wargaming Store. It features great tanking gear from the original nations: a T-34/85 Cobi set, a Tiger T-Shirt and a Sherman Pint Glass. All that for 45 euros only!
Roll out!
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