Hello comrades!
The new BP system gives out skins instead of gold order vehicles. That was probably changed that new players cant just skip all the XP grind and get end game vehicles.
So with new players not being able to get end game vehicles that easily, Enlisted should have it removed, that vehicles are limited to Tanker I/II/III etc.
Legacy players could have multiple end game vehicles like Tiger IIs at once, and therefore have benefits compared to new players. With the removal of squad limitations of vehicles, new players would get the chance of creating lineups just like legacy players and therefore Enlisted will be more balanced and fair.
What do you think?
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…what? The way you’ve worded it is a bit confusing. So you want vehicles removed from their ties to soldier tier I, II, and III? And how exactly is that supposed to “fix” this “problem” you have with vets having cool old stuff?
I see it as a problem that legacy players can have multiple end game vehicles in a single lineup, while new players are limited to having one end game vehicle -
Example:
A legacy German player can have Tiger II P and Tiger II H in the same lineup, making it easier to cycle.
A new German player can grind all the way to the end, and will still be able to only use one Tiger II tank, despite having both unlocked as well
(Same for USSR etc.)
With my suggestion new players could create lineups just like legacy players
rrrright.
except new players weren’t able to get tigers II or late tier vehicles and use them " without grind " since you still need the base squad.
it’s also funny to think that vehicles were removed for that reason.
because apparently the same does not apply for weapons?
no. the new changed were aimed on those who saved silver for expensive late tier vehicles. and remove the choices available while creating more fomos around each items. but i digress.
as it goes to this suggestion,
no, i disagree. the restriction should be based on the class tier.
i do not want people running around with multiple tigers. 2 tigers II would be overkill.
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I am absolutely, 100% ok with there being a hard cut off on how many players can cycle Tiger II’s
You mean then they should rather limit legacy players tanks to only one per squad? Like one Tanker III squad allowed in a lineup?
Because that would be a solution too, both new and old players would have equal chances.
I am just not that huge of a fan of removing stuff or abilities.
Me having bought the KV-1 GOV sometime last year just so I didn’t have to grind it cause it’s on an earlier earned squad
well, there’s already an hard cut on how many tigers II there can be.
and it should remain that way.
the same does not apply nor should to low br vehicles.
in the japan case, for example, two ho ri. one tt, the other through premium.
and should have been handled like that for germany or… other nations.
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I got 2 Pershing’s right now. Super Pershing which has been an absolute BLAST to use against Tiger II’s and the M26 T99 which has been an even more enjoyable tank to bully infantry with. Lol. Good stuff. I’m not even a tanker! I’m an infantry main and I’m over here having a blast with one of my favorite tanks of all time!
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no, you can use as many vehicles you have as long that squad has the vehicle in question.
for example, being able to use kv1s in squads that had kv1s.
and not use such vehicles in squads that never had the vehicle in question.
that’s sort of the perk of legacy squads
well, that’s sort of my point.
i don’t see why germany should be the exception.
they can already roll out 3 tigers 1. which it’s not great… but too late to back down either.
p.s.
i come to the realization that japan has somewhat their line up effed up. similar to the soviets where certain vehicles can be used where weren’t there.
so somewhat makes my point a bit… conflicting.
but then again, asking df for consistency is a bit naive on my part.
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How about they just give the option to buy multiple squads of the same type just like infantry squads but for vehicles
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But wouldn’t that mean that legacy players can still cycle trough multiple Tanker III squads while new players cant? I mean that makes the game look unfair to new players doesn’t it?
Also, all nations can cycle multiple tank III squads except japan
it does.
but it wouldn’t be different from this suggestion.
as legacy players are still a thing, and won’t go away any time soon.
both my or yours idea would primarly and for the most part, only benefit legacy players the most.
if anything. what’s really unfair, is that new players can’t obtain old legacy squad.
Simpler to just keep it as is. Only us vets or preemie vehicle buyers can cycle certain tanks. I think it’s good that number is limited to that group of people that will only ever be shrinking
i don’t think that’s necessarily the case.
if anything, veterans and players who plays the most are somewhat a prelevant part of the game.
chances are, you’ll meet them fairly quickly opposed as newer players.
newer players are kinda rare.
I dont understand how my suggestion would be more profitable to legacy players. To my knowledge, there are like 3 top tier tanks max to each faction. Only legacy players can cycle through them. New players cant.
With my suggestion, new players could cycle too, and even with old players able to have more variety to use at once, they cannot cycle more op tanks than a new player… thats what i mean
(I am legacy player btw, i own every squad)
because legacy players have way more vehicles
one way, or another.
and by just removing this restriction, you will see 3 p47s cycle spam, 3 panzer III Ns, and many more.
if you really want to newer players to gain the same level as legacy, the only solution would be to keep the system as it is, and let players buy for 50k pre merge squads.
simple as.
but that’s not going to happen apparently.
which yes, your suggestion would slighlty make it better for newer players, but ultimately worse as legacy players are actually the majority.
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Yes, 100% agree.
Binding vehicles to specific squads is just annoying restriction in this awesome sandbox.
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Well there’s a finite number of us. There will only ever be at most X of us, the total number of vets in the game. Now the exact number actively playing the game is X-Y with Y being the number of vets who stopped playing the game. This number will fluctuate as people quit and pick the game back up over time. That being said, eventually people will permanently quit Enlisted. So the realistic maximum number of vets will be lower than the theoretical maximum number of vets. Essentially, Z=X-Y
Z: number of active vets
X: total number of vets
Y: the number of vets not actively playing, be it temporary or permanently
So eventually, the number will dwindle lower and lower