It's 8:30pm EST for the NA time slot tonight. It factors in the timechange for the next "clan battle week" which starts on this coming Wednesday.
In effect, the 4 clan battle days of this week (Wed -> Sun) are staying "the same" in terms of UTC time for consistency across all countries, since not all countries use Daylight Savings.
We released a DevBlog describing our plans after implementing Random Operations and observing the results.
You can read that here: https://blog.worldofwarships.com/blog/396
We had activities that were Update specific which supported the Update Content. Update Content in 11.8 was Random Operations.
We typically have supporting missions for our Update's content focus, such as missions for Airship Escort while it was an Update activity.
Please reach out to Customer Support and describe the situation. Perhaps they can look to apply it if the coupon appeared later than it should have?
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It could have been that it released after you played a game or few. Still, please contact Customer Support to see if they can be of assistance.
Title/OP looks to have been confusing.
OP was mentioning the Early Access events usually reward a ship by now. Players were reading the OP as a complaint that a ship wasn't available, though it was/will be depending on play pattern.
The topic looks to have been addressed, so I'm closing this down.
She's in game. You can look at her in the armory and see her stats by using "Show in Port".
You can also find her on the wiki: https://wiki.wargaming.net/en/Ship:Alliance
Doth I dare to? Could I but try?
Yes. I shall endevour to stop this meme war.
With my Lock and my Post, I shall stop it.
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Bait threads can be fun, but this one was never going anywhere. The train to nowhere has been stopped.
Embark on a new Adventure and obtain a new Commonwealth cruiser and Commander Matilda Kelly! Read it on the portal
Embarque em uma nova aventura e obtenha um novo cruzador da Comunidade das Nações e a Comandante Matilda Kelly! Leia no portal
¡Embárquense en una nueva aventura y obtengan un nuevo crucero de la Commonwealth y a la Comandante Matilda Kelly! Leer en el portal
Captains!
We are very excited to announce our next stop of the Anchors Aweigh Tour 2023! Come on out to the USS Lexington in Corpus Christi, TX on April 8th to hang with Warships staff and score some exclusive WoWs swag! You can find additional information (such as the itinerary for the event and tickets) in the Portal article.
We hope to see you there!
When completing collections, you may get Duplicate (parts of the collection you already own). You can use the duplicates to purchase the unfilled pieces by clicking on the greyed out piece.
Have you tried that yet? If so, please contact Customer Support to let them know of your issue.
We're here to remind you about our available combat missions and activities! Read it on the portal
Yes, though there is more to the DevBlog. I did an explainer video which people have said we helpful for them.
If you'd prefer a different face/format, I also did a discussion with CC ClydePlays over the DevBlog. It covers the same ground, but it's a 2 person conversation and Clyde made some better-than-paint pictures for his YouTube version of it!
Junte-se ao nosso servidor oficial do Discord e ganhe Tokens da Comunidade extras! Leia no portal
¡Únanse a nuestro servidor oficial de Discord y obtengan Fichas de la Comunidad adicionales! Leer en el portal
Join our official Discord server and get some extra Community Tokens! Read it on the portal
La Segunda Guerra Mundial fue la primera vez que una gran cantidad de madres, esposas e hijas tuvieron que ponerse un uniforme para el servicio voluntario de emergencia en el Ejército de los EE. UU. Denle un vistazo a un conjunto de fotografías seleccionadas que han sido proporcionadas por el Instituto Naval de los EE. UU. Leer en el portal
World War II was the first time that a huge number of mothers, wives, and daughters had to don a uniform for volunteer emergency service in the U.S. Army. Check out a set of selected photographs provided by the U.S. Naval Institute. Read it on the portal
A Segunda Guerra Mundial foi a primeira vez que um grande número de mães, esposas e filhas teve que vestir um uniforme para o serviço de emergência voluntário do Exército dos EUA. Confira um conjunto de fotografias selecionadas fornecidas pelo Instituto Naval dos EUA. Leia no portal
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