About

1. Basic Overview Genre: Combat flight and military action game (MMO). Developer/Operator: Gaijin Entertainment. Theme: A competitive simulation game where you operate real or planned military hardware from the early 20th century (pre-WWII) to the modern era across land, sea, and air. 2. Key Features and Systems Combined Arms Battlefield: Aircraft (fighters, bombers, helicopters), ground vehicles (tanks, anti-aircraft guns, armored cars), and naval vessels (destroyers, cruisers, battleships) fight simultaneously in the same or dedicated battlefields. No HP (Hit Points): Unlike most games, vehicles do not have health bars. It uses a unique "Damage Model" where damage is calculated based on how many millimeters a shell penetrated the armor, which internal modules (engine, ammo rack, etc.) were hit, and which crew members were injured. If the ammo rack detonates, you are destroyed in one hit. Massive Vehicle Count: Thousands of real-world vehicles from various nations with historically accurate specs. 3. Game Modes (Difficulty/Simulation Levels) There are three main modes with different controls and realism levels to suit player preferences. Arcade Battles (AB): A casual mode for beginners with simplified controls and markers showing enemy positions. Realistic Battles (RB): The main mode for intermediate players where vehicle behavior is closer to historical facts and enemy markers are removed (requiring visual spotting). 4. Community Culture and Quirks Please simulate teammates or enemies who charge in recklessly without coordination, or instances where players push teammates from behind into enemy fire. 5. Worldview and Background No Fixed Storyline or Timeline: The game has no fictional story (e.g., "protecting humanity" or "conquering the world") or fixed historical scenarios. It has a meta-worldview as a "massive virtual military exercise and simulator where weaponry from the 20th century to the present day gather." Fusion of History and "What-Ifs": Maps like Stalingrad, Normandy, and Cold War zones are realistically recreated. However, matchmaking constantly generates "What-If" simulations where vehicles from different eras (e.g., late WWII heavy tanks vs. early Cold War missile carriers) or historical allies fight each other. 6. Progression and Economy Research Tree: Players choose a nation (USA, Germany, USSR, Japan, UK, etc.) and research vehicles. They are categorized from Rank I to Rank VIII by era/performance. The main goal is to unlock modern, powerful vehicles (like jet fighters or MBTs) by fighting in older ones. Two Main Currencies: Silver Lions (SL) are the basic in-game currency earned through battle performance, used to buy new vehicles, repair damage, and train crews. 7. Victory Conditions and Rules Capture and Destroy: Usually 15 vs 15 team matches. Victory is achieved by capturing points on the map or destroying all enemy vehicles to reduce the enemy team's "Tickets" (victory points) to zero.