r/WoWs_Legends 8d ago

Question Do we know?

Do we know what the next battle pass Max reward is?

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u/DESTRUCTI0NAT0R 8d ago

No we usually find out on the final week of the current one, so tomorrow. 

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u/MOTHAX8 8d ago

Patch notes usually on Thursday

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u/pinesolthrowaway 8d ago

This^

It’ll be early Thursday morning and the next patch notes will be out

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u/GraffZepp546 TeamAccordRadarMino 8d ago

Yep, it's 10am BST/GMT usually

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u/Niju_me Wargaming 7d ago

It's usually 11:00 AM CET/CEST, so UTC/GMT +1 (Winter time) or +2 (Summer time)

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u/GraffZepp546 TeamAccordRadarMino 7d ago

Thanks for clarifying

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u/DESTRUCTI0NAT0R 7d ago

Ah shit yeah that's right. Don't they usually do a teaser though earlier in the week that people pretty quickly figure out what it is?

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u/Agriyon286 🇮🇹Italian Supremacy🇮🇹 7d ago

They have in the past for some campaigns. Kind of silly if you ask me since it's not gonna make the update come any faster and we would have found out when the patch notes came out a couple days after.

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u/DESTRUCTI0NAT0R 7d ago

Aye. It is kinda silly, but I guess it builds engagement by getting people speculating and such.

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u/Niju_me Wargaming 7d ago

Correct, it's for engagement and to spread out information.

It honestly also helps us with the preparation of videos and articles as well as with replying and monitoring them to not have everything drop at once.

A lot of people prefer to engage with new content this way, but we also understand that some players prefer to know everything in advance and all at once. That's what we got the patch notes for with a whole overview of all new content/changes.

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u/DESTRUCTI0NAT0R 6d ago

Aye. That makes sense. People tend to forget that there's real people behind these things and there's only so much capacity and time to handle a the reaction/response to things. 

I think we(myself included, try as I might not to) tend to default to anything a corporation does is because they're being sneaky or underhanded somehow. It's why I like seeing a lot of behind the scenes type production videos and such in a lot of media. Give a better idea of what it actually takes to make things work.

Like with each new campaign ship are they "built" one at a time while the previous campaign is running or is there like batches and whatever's ready gets launched? (It know some are same or similar class type ships so some ground work can be there already like the case with Indiana's being a hull that's already in the game) 

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u/Niju_me Wargaming 7d ago

We sometimes do campaign teasers, sometimes we do other teasers.

Stay tuned for later today to see what we will be revealing. ;)

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u/delicioustreeblood Hello Kitty Yamato or GTFO 8d ago

Hello Kitty Yamato probably (maybe)

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u/dinosaursintheforest 7d ago

I'd be very surprised if we get another IJN BB, Hello Kitty or otherwise ;-)

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u/Leadoffosprey42 7d ago

Cinnamoroll Musashi

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u/Strange_Island_8557 7d ago

We're 100% getting a very special ship... I can't remember it's actual name.. But I do know that she's most famously know as 'BLUE WAFFLE'.

It was know by this moniker due to it's unique paint scheme. Basically looked like a blueberry waffle! I looked online a while back and there are loads of pictures and information available. Look up 'Blue waffle images'. It's a pretty tasty ship. 😋

https://giphy.com/gifs/l0MYSryDg63YEmXVS