Numbers And Things

With just over 50 days left to go in the Age of Rage campaign in Armored Warfare, I have collected a lot of BattleCoins from my causal game time.

I had the opportunity to talk with a few folks through the ingame chat and have been informed that it will take around 150,000 BattleCoins if I want to park a tier X Object 490 (and a few other vehicles) in my garage.

If I were to stick to my original plan of paying a few Real World Dollars, to top up my banked Gold balance and buy into the campaign, I would come just under halfway to what some are calling "the most Over Powered (OP) vehicle in the game." Despite that fact I have a ton of days left to collect more BattleCoins (and Gold, from logins and chests), I have some concerns....and an alternate course of action under consideration.

On the Zubar side of things, my progress has come along quite nicely, if I do say so myself.

There were some challenges that felt impossible to accomplish (like ramming 10 enemy vehicles to death), but through a few decent teams and a lot of luck, I have pulled off my current result. However, the bottom two requirements would take a miracle to complete and I have already considered using Gold to buy the "quick completion."

As much as I like to see Canadian content in a game, I think I am going to pass on this.

Unlike War Thunder and World of Tanks, Armored Warfare doesn't have a Canadian vehicle currently ingame (even after nearly 4 years of the title going Live). As much as I appreciate the gesture of these camouflage patterns, I will wait for something more....solid (preferably something of the premium variety).

If you are interested in grabbing any of this Canadian inspired "Eye Candy" check out this link.

Stand Out

Although it has been some time since the rest of the French vehicles were brought to Armored Warfare, it is not quite a uncommon sight to see so many Leclerc Prototypes populating the mid tier battles.

However, in the picture above, one is not like the others and decides to horn in on the action.

Moscow Calling, Part 4

Armored Warfare delivers another update, this time coming in around 556 megabytes for Chapter 4 of the Moscow Calling campaign (and a few other fixes, check those out here).

 At any rate, here's my first attempt with my trusty tier VII Challenger 1 Wolf premium British MBT....

The Top Challenger

Well, another top tiered goal in Armored Warfare has been reached.

Today was the last battle needed in the tier XI Challenger 2 and it was all I could have hoped for, ending an overdue journey on such a high note. The question now, is the new Challenger 2 ATDU worth it? See for yourself....

No Hurry, No Pressure, No Rush, Part 2

It's hard to believe that 30 days have past since Age of Rage started in Armored Warfare.

As you can see, my progress isn't going too fast, but around a pace I was expecting, even with all the other things going on (such as work, family, buying a house, etc).

Just under the halfway point in my quest for the tier VII ZUBR PSP.

For No Particular Reason, Part 4

If you have seen any of the others, you know I do this from time to time in Armored Warfare.

If you are new, welcome to Crate Opening Goodness!

Starting To Ping Me Off

So here I was, having a pretty good night playing Armored Warfare when I selected one of my favorite mid-tier vehicles, the tier VI WZ-1224 Chinese MBT and queued up a decent map, namely Quarterback....

Yeah, no good times to be had during this battle.

This is beyond embarrassing, time to call it quits....for the night.